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Sep 15, 2016

I chose Yes/No because I'm not quite sure since I have never loved two people romantically at the same time. Infatuated, maybe, but I find it difficult to believe that one would be able to love two people equally, and all of the people involved would be better off trying to love one person to their full potential rather than splitting it between two others.

If all people involved are equally in love with one another it could work, but any imbalance in this theoretical love triangle that I imagine would lead to jealously and what love triangles usually do-- break.

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Oct 5, 2016

There is nothing in the human makeup that say we can't love more than one person romantically.

@alex117 there is nothing that says you have to love them equally. Let's for a moment take it away from romance, say children, can one person love more than one child? Can they love all their children to their fullest potential or is love limited that any "love" spent on one child is love lost to another? Now could I love more than one women romantically, sure would they be treated exactly the same? Probably not, but that doesn't mean I couldn't love them to their and my full potential.

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