High-Profile Cheats Tarnish Ethical Non-Monogamy

0:00It's April 28th, I'm Cory with the story. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Men in the spotlight keep messing up ethical non-monogamy, turning it into a punchline for cheating. High profile guys like basketball star Clay Thompson are catching heat for supposedly using non-monogamy as an excuse after getting busted, according to a viral post from his ex, Megan. She called him out online, saying he played house with her family, stuck through her tough times during basketball season, then flipped to questioning. Monogamy when things got real, sounds like a classic bait and switch that leaves everyone skeptical. As someone deep in non-monogamy, the writer is frustrated because this reinforces the tired idea that dudes just want a free pass to stray without. Rules are respect. It hits hard for folks trying to normalize open relationships done right. This isn't isolated back in November. Lily Allen shared on her podcast how her ex, David Harbor, pushed for an open setup but still cheated. Then last

1:02month, Lindy West memoir sparked talks of her husband pressuring her into the same, though she pushed back on that spin. These stories pile up, making ethical non-monogamy love shady instead of a legit choice. And it's got the community fighting harder to clear the air.