Jiang says heterosexual marriage is a compact between only two people, so adding more lovers breaks the bond rather than expanding it into a wider faction.
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Heterosexuality
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"Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. So, let me explain it another way, okay? Homosexuals are able to have multiple lovers. That's not a problem..."
"Okay. So, with heterosexuals, if you love someone, you get married, right? Right. So, a marriage is a compact between two people and only..."
"...asked yesterday is okay um what's the difference between homosexuality and heterosexuality okay so so that so so thank you for for raising that..."
"...still don't understand why homosexuality is able to form factions while heterosexuality cannot."
"Why is Dante neglecting the narcissist aspect in heterosexuality? Because like, as we see today, there are people who focus on looks. To attract..."
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