[ SECRET POST #2321 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2321 ⌋

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Comments

Re: fml.

[(Anonymous)]

I read in Scientific American a little while ago that there was a study that showed that kids tend to do best when raised in households where there are a minimum of three adult caregivers devoted to the kids' welfare. "Not two. Three." The typical arrangement is probably a couple and kids with a live-in grandparent or aunt/uncle, or possibly a close but platonic friend of the couple, rather than a poly relationship. Still, it sounds like this sort of thing would be beneficial for children, provided the relationship is stable.

Re: fml.

[(Anonymous)]

that is fascinating!