what are you talking about??? where did i claim anything of that? owning her? forcing her? "considering oneself more important than the partner"? nowhere in my message did i say anything of that.
Where did I claim that, if I talk about open relationships, it has to do with nothing but sex?
Some people feel jealousy because they can't bear not having a partner completely for himself/herself. They want to have the partner all alone. Whether that is better for the partner or not is what you didn't talk about.
In a monogamous relationship, if both persons involved are perfectly fine with those terms, then that's of course a fine thing. But often they just pretend to. And then one partner is forcing the other, sometimes even without knowing, into doing something that person doesn't want to do. Like, for example, giving up all contact to a person that's also loved.
You have your opinion. And opinions can't be right or wrong. But your opinion is also very... well, strict. And aggressively worded.
Though the problem with this discussion is that the OP talked about two completely different subctions: open relationships and swinger clubs. The latter one is truly just about sex. Which doesn't make it bad by itself, since it allows someone to get certain needs and desires fulfilled if the partner can't or doesn't want to do so. The former is about a different mindset. A different view on relationships in general, where it's considered possible that one person has strong feelings for several other people at once, and that it's harmful for that person to suppress those feelings.
justst because you want it, dosent mean you allways get it.. and you shouldnt either.. thats what i ment with "who have been born with a silver spoon shoved up their a$$" cuz people are too spoiled these days
I'm spoiled because I want my partner to be happy without trying to force our relationship into the corset that outdated views on that subject want us to? You should work on your language. Only because of us disagreeing, you don't have to become impolite.
I don't know how old you are. If you are a teenager or in your early twenties, then maybe you don't have the necessary maturity to understand the concept of an open relationship, because you know relationships from TV and books and other people, without having made the necessary experiences yourself.
i suffer from body dysmorphic disorder, depression, anxiety, and bad self-confidence...
That's irrelevant for the discussion. No matter what you suffer from, in a relationship, you should strife to make the other person happy.
it would hurt me a great deal if shes more interested in d1cks then me.. and we wouldnt be togheter.. as i would feel used
That's what I meant with "forcing someone". If she wouldn't have exactly the right viewpoint, you'd end the relationship. You force her to bow down to your views, or to leave. Would you even listen to her? With that harsh language of yours I get the impression that you wouldn't. You'd just shout "you don't fit to me, I feel used" and end it.