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So I planned a life of monogamy and tried to convert other people, even my seventh-grade science teacher, who was Muslim.† (source)
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And so I was, like, 'Let's see other people,' and he was, like, 'No,' and I was, like, 'Please,' and he was, like, 'I want to be in a monogamous relationship,' and I was, like, 'I just don't want the weight of this, like, Thing dominating my life,' and he was, like, 'I'm not a thing,' and then we broke up.† (source)
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On Luna, we consider monogamy to be nothing more than archaic sentimentality.† (source)
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As a species we're pathetic in that way: imperfectly monogamous.† (source)
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The Loric are a monogamous people.† (source)
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"In combination with strict monogamy and other kosher practices, yes," the Librarian says.† (source)
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He had been afraid of wounding her all his life and voluntarily stuck to a stultifying discipline of monogamy, and now, after twenty years, he suddenly learned that it had all been superfluous and he had given up scores of women because of a misunderstanding!† (source)
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Then he dried his tears, grew up, got sober and monogamous.† (source)
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Wolves are also strict monogamists, and although I do not necessarily consider this an admirable trait, it does make the reputation for unbridled promiscuity which we have bestowed on the wolf somewhat hypocritical.† (source)
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She, a monogamist, regretted the cessation of some of life's innocent odours; he, whose instincts were polygamous, felt morally braced by the change and less liable to the temptations that had assailed him in the past.† (source)
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And none of the women had been especially promiscuous; on average, they'd had sexual relations with two different men, consecutively not concurrently, practicing "serial monogamy."† (source)
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Annie was what one of her boyfriends, and there were many, always monogamous, always decent, called a doofus.† (source)
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But these inflexible monogamists were no hazard.† (source)
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Basically I believe in monogamy.† (source)
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But, like so many "black" films of this era, the movie is full of code about dilemmas du jour over race and class, with Martin's down-to-earth, devil-may-care, ghetto scoundrel getting the stamp of black authenticity to highlight how Lynn Whitfield, with her college degrees, corporate status, flawless diction, and foolish desire for monogamous love, has really succeeded only in losing touch with her true black soul.† (source)
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There were also monogamy and romance.† (source)
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