Would anyone would like to rebuttal with something defending monogamy, instead of attacking the messenger?

So far, no one's actually disagreed. You've only pointed out my redundancy.

You're welcome. Glad to hear it.

5 Reasons Monogamy Cannot Be True Love

1) Love is sharing, unlike monogamy.
2) Love is open-minded, unlike monogamy.
3) Love is natural, unlike monogamy.
4) Love is never selfish, unlike monogamy.
5) Love is never possessive, unlike monogamy.

It appears many people who don't even know what monogamy is are practicing it and the reason is because that's the only kind of relationship you see growing up usually.

If you've matured and educated yourself, you've realized what monogamy is and that most people practice it.

Monogamy is when you condition yourself and your partner to only having access to one another. All others are excluded.

Non-monogamy is anything that isn't that. It can include polygamy, polyamory, swinging, romantic anarchy, digamy or whatever else exists.

I am non-monogamous because love is unconditional and monogamy has condition, therefore it cannot be true love.

You and your monogamous partner can open your relationship up whenever you're ready to experience it.

Jealousy is not a part of love. It's a part of conditioning.

If you love someone, you'll be able to share them if it makes them happy.

It isn't easy to accept changes, but this kind of relationship is older than monogamy and it's still around today, mainly found in dense urban areas.