RE: [UUPoly-L] Polyfidelity on Dr. Phil this Thursday

["Lisa Z. Morgan" <lisamorgan@lairhaven.com>]

And you know what Phil will say. The sanctimonious twit will tell him he
better live up to his vows and buckle down and be miserable, and validate
the wife's position. I do agree that "Charles" handled it all wrong. The
time to ask to try polyfidelity is not after infidelity. But maybe there
will be some sanity from the callers to the show, or in the studio audience.


Lisa

-----Original Message-----
From: uupoly-l-bounces+lisamorgan=lairhaven.com@uupa.org
[mailto:uupoly-l-bounces+lisamorgan=lairhaven.com@uupa.org] On Behalf Of
Sally Amsbury
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 10:54 PM
To: uupoly-l@uupa.org
Subject: Re: [UUPoly-L] Polyfidelity on Dr. Phil this Thursday

Too bad Dr. Phil has to pick a cheater to start this off with. Twisted
indeed. Why did the wife agree to go on the show?
  Sheesh.
   
  

Ken Haslam <haslamk@dmv.com> wrote:
  

Thursday - February 2, 2006

[]



Twisted Love

Charles says he has exhausted his relationship with his wife of 19 years,
and he's ready to try an alternative lifestyle. Instead of getting a
divorce, Charles wants to explore polyfidelity -- a relationship where he is
shared between his wife and his mistress. 
The mistress says she'll give it a try, but his wife, Tracy, says the
thought makes her sick. Can Charles convince his wife to share him for the
sake of their marriage? And what does Dr. Phil think?
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