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RE: Three parents: two fathers and a mother // Open Relationships and Polyamory pt. 4
it would be quite interesting to study the psychological consequences of this type of upbringing, if there are to see if we can generalize it or on the contrary exclude it
This would be a hard example to study - a unique family in a unique setting - but the community, Tamera, does see itself as a research center and its mission is to experiment and learn community practices for supporting families like this and creating a culture of freedom for all.
I think it would be a very different experience to be in this family and live somewhere that it's totally unheard of, where the child might have to grow up contending with a sense of not being normal... but in Tamera, it is normal. And ultimately they're trying to shift what is normal.