I share the same or at least a similar sentiment to you. I think for me it can make sense for other people to experience love that way just that—personally I have the tendency to empathize with the characters too much and have personal jealousy, insecurities when reading.
I used to be like you, sweet summer child. But then I learned the wonders of poly. More people =/= more love to go around (with the good ones, it's always all three loving each other, not just two loving one and never engaging really, although in real poly, whatever floats ya boat.)
No wonder the world is crap. More people = more love to share? Nah. True love is NOT sharing your loved one with someone else. Even if everyone in a poly relationship love each other, it doesn't make any sense. Uke is being shared left and right. Tops love the uke and each other. A person can only love one person at a time romantically. Multiple people is just a mental disorder created by watching such poly things aka brainwashing.
People like you don't end up in a long term relationship or just end up having an open relationship, because loving one person then sounds 'boring'. They cheat and have affairs to seek the thrill then, and it causes problems. Go see a therapist please. If not, that's fine too. Just don't spread this poly is okay crap in this damned world.
WOW, talk about a one track mind. It's okay if poly isn't for you but that's literally got nothing to do with mental disorders lmao. I think YOU might nieed therapy cause this is actually the worst take I've heard on here.
I really hate poly relationship. For me, its just doesn't make sense to fall inlove with two or more different people but this story made me go past that. I mean I didn't think I would be able to read this without a heavy heart. In fact, it made me feel better that they all ended up together. Its just doesn't make sense that Kei would name Yuusuke's feeling as "teasing". That was more like him venting out to Mao and used him conveniently but other than that, the story was pretty decent.