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" Published in the September 2013 issue Some celebrity couples seem to think an open relationship makes a couple stronger. What do you think? I don&amp;#039;t get paid to think \u2014 at least that&amp;#039;s what Kurt and Goldie keep telling me \u2014 but if I did, I&amp;#039;d think that open relationships are a bit like e-cigarettes: Good in theory, but they&amp;#039;ll make you look stupid at parties. Only the most level-headed, secure, forthright, and honorable celebrities should even attempt open relationships, because they&amp;#039;re the only ones who can afford to pay everyone off when things don&amp;#039;t work out, which they won&amp;#039;t, because they never do. (Come on, you knew that.) Still, if you think you can manipulate your wife into agreeing you should sleep with other people, and you feel certain you can get drunk enough to ignore whatever she chooses to do, then by all means, open your relationship to the public. Just make sure everything is up to code and the exits are clearly marked. Got a sex question of your own? E-mail it to us at sex@esquire.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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