growler_south (
growler_south) wrote2005-09-22 12:15 am
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To whom it may concern:
I hereby decree the recently-coined 'Binogamous' to be superseded by the term 'Duogamous', lest the inclusion of the prefix 'Bi-' imply a touch of bisexuality.
That is all, go about your business.
Perhaps a little clarification: last weekend we were struggling with the incongruity of using 'monogamous' to describe a sexually-exclusive 3-way relationship. We decided that the participants couldnt really be called monogamous and a new word, Binogamous, was needed.
That is all, go about your business.
Perhaps a little clarification: last weekend we were struggling with the incongruity of using 'monogamous' to describe a sexually-exclusive 3-way relationship. We decided that the participants couldnt really be called monogamous and a new word, Binogamous, was needed.
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(Anonymous) 2005-09-21 01:08 pm (UTC)(link)teehee
According to Thesaurus.com, multi suggests:
Definition: complex
Synonyms: advanced, complicated, delicate, elaborate, highly-developed, intricate, involved, knotty, labyrinthine, modern, multi-faceted, refined, subtle
Antonyms: naive, unsophisticated
I kind of like how "multi" suggests a kind of snootiness.
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Once I get my paws on each other I doubt we'll have time for anyone else anyway... for a long while at least!
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Excuse me, but your preconceptions are showing ;-)
a triple requires different terms for the same concepts. Duogamous is a 'monogamous' built for three.
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That, or implying somebody hiding behind a gap in his curtains with a pair of binoculars watching people going at it.
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