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I was recently asked to do a media interview about polyamory. This happens from time to time, and most of the questions I'm asked tend to be fairly predictable: How do you deal with jealousy? What do you tell your parents or your kids? Do you think polyamory is the next cultural revolution? This interview was quite different, and one of the questions I was asked helped crystallize for me some of the guiding ideals about the relationships I choose.