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DESCRIPTION:<a href="http://popcornclubshanghai.com/event/alternatives-to-m
 onogamous-relationships-24383/register">Alternatives To Monogamous Relatio
 nships</a>\nWhen it comes to what sort of relationships we’re allowed to
  have\, our environment tells us that it looks like one man + one woman (i
 n) monogamy (while) living together. Having a child = bonus. All over the 
 planet\, we feel we need to have all our needs of best friend\, sole intim
 ate partner\, business associate\, therapist\, travel companion\, nurse\, 
 kindergarten teacher\, property co-manager and soulmate to be rolled up in
 to one person. At best\, only around 15% of the population can say they’
 re satisfied. Is this the best relationship model there is? Or could it us
 e a reimagining? Let’s ponder thoughts from philosopher Alain de Botton 
 and his work with The School of Life.另类伴侣关系当我们在谈论
 我们可以“被允许”拥有什么样的伴侣关系时，貌似社
 会大环境好像在告诉我们这种选择：一个男人+一个女人
 （在）一夫一妻制（状态下）住在一起，然后有了孩子=
 他们的奖励其实在全世界范围，我们好像有种观念-把许
 多角色的需求都投射在了我们唯一的伴侣身上：他们必
 须是-你最好的朋友、你唯一的亲密伙伴、你的商业伙伴
 、你的心理导师、你的旅行伴侣、你或你孩子的护理人
 员、你孩子的幼儿园老师、你们家的物业副经理以及你
 的灵魂伴侣...只能说，在最合适的关系下，充其量只有15
 %的人能说他们满意。这是最好的伴侣关系模型吗？还是
 其实有一些空间提供给我们重新想象？让我们一起看看
 哲学家阿兰·德·波顿的想法以及他在生命学派的研究。
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LOCATION:China\,\, Shanghai
SUMMARY:Alternatives To Monogamous Relationships
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