“People still look at us badly in the street” – Libération

They are three, they love each other, sometimes they have broken up, but it mostly happened to them by chance. For “Libé”, threesomes talk about daily life outside the constraints of monogamy. In this episode, Terry, 20, a student in sociology and journalism.

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On television or on social networks, in France or abroad, Threesomes are increasingly visible. But, beyond the media cases, this polyamorous marital form remains a minority and struggles to be recognized. Threesomes tell their daily love stories to Liberated. Today Terry, 20 years old, student of sociology and journalism.

“I already knew that I was pansexual in my ninth grade, when I fell in love with a girl for the first time. Then, in my tenth grade, I discovered the concept of polyamory on an Instagram post. At first, I thought it was like polygamy, but when I did some research on the Internet, I realized that it wasn’t: the term “polygamy” connotes the idea of ​​a restriction, whereas in polyamory everyone is free to do what they want. When I came across this concept, I said to myself: “It’s okay, I’m not going crazy.” So I announced to everyone around me that I was polyamorous. Before making this discovery, I was always in monogamous relationships but I often developed feelings for