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Are 200-year-old dead guys’ hot takes on love still wrecking our relationships?
Why are humans so bad at monogamy? Turns out, love and marriage as we know it has only been around for the last 200 years and many Romantic Era ideas are still at the root of our relationship troubles today. Is it time we update our notions of what love looks like?  Let’s find out in this Wisecrack Edition: Why Monogamy is Weird

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So it's clear that without the willingness and action of these three industrial blocs

So it's clear that without the willingness and action of these three industrial blocs,

Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell

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and the willingness to solve problems like this

and the willingness to solve problems like this,

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monster's strength is more indicative of their willingness to fight than anything else

monster's strength is more indicative of their willingness to fight than anything else,

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Instagram's wallpapered with that classic shot.

And it seems like every other reality show is obsessed

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 And yet, even as monogamy is plastered across our screens,

It's estimated that 20% of single adults have engaged

in a consensual non-monogamous relationship at least once.

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In the past, monogamy used to mean one marriage

till death do us part but we currently understand it

to mean engaging in one relationship at a time.

engage in multiple relationships at a time,

or in the case of polygamy are married to multiple people

that despite most of Western society practicing monogamy,

lots of contemporary philosophers actually dig polyamory.

Two of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century

and total power couple, Simone De Beauvoir

and Jean-Paul Sartre were making the case

for consensual polyamory almost a century ago.

De Beauvoir was a pioneer of second wave feminism

as the father of 20th century existentialism.

Simone and Jean-Paul met in Paris in 1929

of what might be called a 50 year soul partnership

that was sexy and romantic but not exclusive.

Notably, the two never once lived under the same roof.

And though their unconventional love life

Test your pronunciation!

“willingness”