Assume a healthy relationship between a man and a woman. It's monogamous and they are happy together. The love between them are strong, they are recently married and neither have ever cheated on the other etc. They have been in love for many years, are the best of friends, lovers and very close to each other. Neither have any previous experience with polyarmory.
Then one day another man enters their lives, the woman falls for him instantly and begins a B-relationship with consent from her A-partner, as long as she agrees to keep it as a B-relation.
A few months later their relationship has grown and the woman then asks her A-partner (who she still loves) to become her B-partner instead while she begins a fresh new A-relationship with the new one.
My question is:
Can the former A-partner survive this or is it doomed to be a failure?
Then one day another man enters their lives, the woman falls for him instantly and begins a B-relationship with consent from her A-partner, as long as she agrees to keep it as a B-relation.
A few months later their relationship has grown and the woman then asks her A-partner (who she still loves) to become her B-partner instead while she begins a fresh new A-relationship with the new one.
My question is:
Can the former A-partner survive this or is it doomed to be a failure?
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