John Stonestreet
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Same-sex marriage arguments are now selling polyamory (opens the original)
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The old joke that “whoever said marriage is a 50-50 proposition didn’t know the half of it,” takes on a whole new meaning in a culture flirting with “polyamory.” Within the word, “poly” means multiple, and “amor” means love. Thus, polyamory refers to multiple loves, or what has traditionally been called “open relationships.” Some polyamorous relationships involve so-called “marriage;” others do not. As opposed to polygamy, which means many spouses, polyamory is about multiple committed relations
Same-sex marriage arguments are now selling polyamory (opens the original)
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The old joke that âwhoever said marriage is a 50-50 proposition didnât know the half of it,â takes on a whole new meaning in a culture flirting with âpolyamory.â Within the word, âpolyâ means multiple, and âamorâ means love. Thus, polyamory refers to multiple loves, or what has traditionally been called âopen relationships.â Some polyamorous relationships involve so-called âmarriage;â others do not. As opposed to polygamy, which means many spouses, polyamory is about
'I was never property': Snowflake baby Hannah Strege fights back (opens the original)
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In a recent exchange on X, Hannah Strege, “the world’s very first snowflake baby” was told by @RoryLS, “There’s no such thing as ‘embryo adoption.’ Embryos are property, not people. You were not ‘adopted’ as an embryo, you were donated property. You might as well argue that a pebble has human rights.” Hannah’s story as “Snowflake #1” has been told in various media outlets. She was born in December of 1998, but she had been conceived far earlier, deemed a “leftover” or “excess” embryo from an IVF
'I was never property': Snowflake baby Hannah Strege fights back (opens the original)
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In a recent exchange on X, Hannah Strege, “the world’s very first snowflake baby” was told by @RoryLS, “There’s no such thing as ‘embryo adoption.’ Embryos are property, not people. You were not ‘adopted’ as an embryo, you were donated property. You might as well argue that a pebble has human rights.” Hannah’s story as “Snowflake #1” has been told in various media outlets. She was born in December of 1998, but she had been conceived far earlier, deemed a “leftover” or “excess” embryo from an IVF
More Wiccans than Presbyterians? What's driving the witch revival (opens the original)
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The witches are back, and it’s not even Halloween yet. “Practical Magic 2” opened September 11 and was the top-grossing film that weekend. In less than a week, it topped the $30 million mark domestically and the $50 million mark worldwide. Though some films about witchcraft are horror movies, many portray witches as good, misunderstood healers who are the objects of unjust persecution. Themes of sisterhood and solidarity are featured in most of these, though older tropes of family curses, love s
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