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Anna Martin: From The New York Times,
I'm Anna Martin.
This is Modern Love.
Today, we've got stories from couples in unconventional arrangements,
couples who are
defying assumptions about what their relationships should look like.
Their arrangements might not be for everyone,
and I think that's kind of the point.
They're set up specifically for the people in them,
to satisfy their desires,
to fulfill their needs,
and like in today's essay,
to try to solve their problems.
The essay is called
'A Throuple's Tricky Geometry.'
It's written by Evan Sterrett
and read by MacLeod Andrews.
Macleod Andrews: A queen-sized bed can sleep two adult men comfortably.
It can fit three,