Further to what's been already said, I believe our foundational mindset and upbringing drives our choices or restrictions when it comes to relationships and sex. Lot of what JC is all about is not something that we as either a man or a woman explores during late teens or adolescence. Most Indians lose their virginity quite late in the 20s and perhaps only after marriage. Adding to this complex web of relationships and what's right or not acceptable is focus on our careers rather than experimenting with our sexuality, increased weightage on discretion or fear of shame to oneself or to the family as most Gen Y were raised in a joint family environment where "society" opinion matters. Particularly, when it comes to open relationships or polygamy, these factors as a premise do not allow for true bigamy or polygamy. However, this I feel is largely changing with the changing nature of the very same factors. I mean, look at insta. Many Indian girls and boys express themselves in a way (sexually) that you couldn't imagine not so long ago. I recall how once upon a time, 1 shady MMS or a pic leak would be such a dramatic situation. Now, people are willing to not care about their privacy and just express, experiment with who they are, who they want to be, what do they want to do without much regard for anything else. It would still take a while as maturity develops further. Even most Indian cuckolds, polyamourous couples don't prefer say Indian couples or Indian single men. But someday and perhaps very soon, it would be common and people and couples develop further maturity in accepting many of the things they still, deep in their mind, consider as taboo!!
