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Relationships these days come in all shapes, sizes and forms. And, thankfully, there appears to be growing (albeit sometimes slow) acceptance of some of the newer alternatives. One of those that has been gaining ground in the LGBTQ+ community is the “triad” or “throuple,” one made up of three individuals. But, as director Greyson Horst’s debut feature shows, establishing such a relationship takes work, a great deal of commitment and a boatload of honesty. These arrangements are more than just experiments in fun and games if they’re to succeed. At the same time, though, since they’re so compara…
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