It’s “held in common”, not “being publicly owned”. Bit of a difference in the connotations there, especially given that polyamory tends to openly reject how monogamous relationships tend to intertwine intimate and property relationships, or how lesbianism rejects the hierarchies built into heteronormativity, or how kink replaces implicitly coercive power dynamics with affirmative consent and voluntary boundaries.
Equating communism with the common ownership of women. First as tragedy, then as kink.
It’s “held in common”, not “being publicly owned”. Bit of a difference in the connotations there, especially given that polyamory tends to openly reject how monogamous relationships tend to intertwine intimate and property relationships, or how lesbianism rejects the hierarchies built into heteronormativity, or how kink replaces implicitly coercive power dynamics with affirmative consent and voluntary boundaries.