Is it possible to romantically love more than one person

1.To be romantically in love is a type of love that is very strong; I agree with this. I do not agree though that you cannot be romantically in love with two people at the same time. As I stated before, no love can be compared to another love because each person is different and your reasons for falling in love with different people are never the same. Because of this, you can romantically love two people at the same time because each person is different. 2.You cannot say that if a person dates two different people at the same time that they are using them to fulfill sexual desires. A person could be in love with both of those people for different reasons and cannot choose between the two because the feelings they have for them, although they are for different reasons, they are still equally as strong and prominent for both partners. 3.You can create an emotional and sexual bond with more than one person at the same time. This does not make people sound like objects or like you are not considering their feelings. As I have stated many times already, you fall in love with people for different reasons. So even though you are not in love with two different people for the same reasons, it does not mean that you are not romantically in love with both at the same time. 4.You can give two people everything you have at the same time. When you are with one person you can give them all of you and be their supporter. You can do the same with another person when you are with them. Although this may not seem normal or conventional, it can and has been done. You cannot tell someone that they are not romantically in love with more than one person at the same time. They are the only person who could declare this because they know their true feelings inside. 5.You are trying to speak on another person"s behalf in this premise. Men who engage in polygamy do it because of their religious views. You are saying that the only reason people participate in polygamy is because of their sexual desires and that they are using their multiple wives solely for sex. If you were to ask a man who is a polygamist, he would fiercely refuse this argument because all of his wives mean something to him. Polygamy has nothing to do with sexual desires. It is a religion that certain people choose to follow. 6.There are many polygamist relationships that last longer than monogamous ones. Although I agree that when you have multiple wives you are not able to give ALL of your time to each of them, you set aside special times for each of them. People who choose to be in polygamist relationships understand that their partner is not only seeing them, so obviously they know and are okay with the fact that their partner is also romantically in love with other people at the same time as them. 7.Refer to the previous premise. People who participate in polygamy understand that their partner is also going to have other partners besides them and they are okay with this. It is a religion they all follow and this is what they deem to be normal. There are also certain parts of America that do allow polygamy. There is actually a reality TV show, Sister Wives, that takes place in Utah that documents a polygamist family. 8.I agree with this premise. I don"t think this a strong premise for your argument although because you are stating that this person does not know how to love anyone. You cannot argue that they cannot be romantically in love with two people at the same time because they are not even capable of loving one person at a time. 9.I agree with parts of this premise. I do not agree that they cannot fall into romantic love with their new partner. They can still have that romantic love with their ex while developing a new romantic love with their new partner. They can do this simply because these two people are not the same; therefore, it is impossible to compare the two loves.