Swapping partners does not violate morality

In her blog, Li Yinhe (a renowned sex sociologist) argues that partner swapping is morally
acceptable if both partners are unaware of it, but reasonable if they mutually agree. Legally, China's "group sex" law, which criminalizes all sexual activities involving three or more people, is no longer applicable because it contradicts constitutionally protected personal rights (including sexual rights). She advocates for this outdated law to be changed as soon as possible and suggests that before the law is changed, partner swappers can circumvent it by having two couples in different locations. Morally , Li Yinhe believes partner swapping differs from extramarital affairs and keeping mistresses. She considers it gender-equal and not a violation of marital morality, while extramarital affairs and keeping mistresses generally involve men abusing women and violating their promise of fidelity. Therefore, Li Yinhe states that "the former has no moral problem, but the latter does." (The last sentence, "Friends with sexual interests can share," appears to be an unrelated fragment and has been omitted from the translation.)

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