tanstaafl
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I've seen a few posts calling it NTR or a talking about others calling it NTR, wasn't trying to call you out on it personally. As for my open relationships, I never intended them to be permanent. This was the 90s, lol. I was way too busy doing the club kid scene and making an ass of myself to think about permanent relationships. The fact that this particular one lasted for over year was amazing in and of itself, not because it couldn't due to being open, but due to the lifestyle we all were leading. (Sad to say, drugs, raves, etc. Clean 22 years now btw).A, I never said it was NTR and do not think anyone else did, childish and egoistic yes.
B. Sure, I do not know all the ins and outs of your life, but well you did end up in a long term relation with someone else which in itself is telling.Second, you already say it, everyone was friends and so became emotional significant to each other and could easily mix all the time when there were pressures and help each other and be part of that instead of excluded and miss their partner in those times since other needs more attention and life has funny habit of doing things like that when both need support emotionally. Alice's other partner is not friends with MC or an integrated part of their life. A throuple, even if non-sexual can be even stronger as a one-on-one relationship, this is not an emotional throuple though and then it only weakens it.
Edit: I also agree that a throuple can be stronger than a couple depending on circumstances, but that requires quite a bit of trust and lack of insecurity.