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* When Mac and Charlie find out that Dee has been having more sex with more partners than anyone else on ''[[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]]'' they become profoundly jealous.

* When Mac and Charlie find out that Dee has been having more sex with more partners than anyone else on ''{{It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia}}'' they become profoundly jealous.

* Stumpy on ''{{Carnivale}}'' is not only Rita Sue's husband, he's her on-stage promoter and pimp, so he financially benefits from this trope. Their daughters are strippers as well. According to WordOfGod, such family-run "cooch shows" were TruthInTelevision in the 1930s. A few potholes aside, Stumpy and Rita Sue actually have one of the healthiest relationships on the show (which isn't saying much, considering how screwed up everybody is).

* Vonda [=McIntyre=] seems to like putting polyamorous (or simply uninhibited) characters in her novels. It's the ''monogamous'' ones (like Arevin in ''Dreamsnake'') who tend to stand out.

*** Guy Gavriel Kay's RomanAClef Sarantine Mosaic also makes substantial note of the scandal; Justinian and Theodora are featured in glowing, but tragic terms. Kay's criticism of Procopius and rewriters of history in general ranged from mocking to scathing.

Except in porn. Writers of pornographic stories generally want to have characters that have sex, and a lot of it, with many different people. Sexual jealousy, and the desire not to provoke it in others, provides a reason for characters not to have sex, so it tends to be one of those things that get [[HandWave swept under the rug]]. In pornographic stories, it's often the case that a man falls in love with a woman as a long-term partner ''specifically because'' she [[{{MissYo-YoKnickers}} is promiscuous]], and even encourages her to sleep with other men (or [[GirlOnGirlIsHot women]]) after they are married. These stories take the MyGirlIsNotASlut trope, turn it upside down, throw it out the window, stomp on it, set it on fire, and then bury it at the bottom of the ocean. Their girl [[{{MissYo-YoKnickers}} IS a slut]], and they prefer it that way.

Except in porn. Writers of pornographic stories generally want to have characters that have sex, and a lot of it, with many different people. Sexual jealousy, and the desire not to provoke it in others, provides a reason for characters not to have sex, so it tends to be one of those things that get [[HandWave swept under the rug]]. In pornographic stories, it's often the case that a man falls in love with a woman as a long-term partner ''specifically because'' she [[{{MissYo-YoKnickers}} is promiscuous]], and even encourages her to sleep with other men after they are married. These stories take the MyGirlIsNotASlut trope, turn it upside down, throw it out the window, stomp on it, set it on fire, and then bury it at the bottom of the ocean. Their girl [[{{MissYo-YoKnickers}} IS a slut]], and they prefer it that way.

* Marena of ''{{Keychain of Creation}}'' is quite proud of being the worst homewrecker since Ma-Ha-Suichi.

-> ''The very thought of fifty-three virgins is a'' nightmare! ''Give me two'' fire-breathing whores! ''Any day of the week!''
--> '''Billy Connolly'''

-> ''Monogamy is for the weak!''
--> '''Marena''', KeychainOfCreation

-> ''I want a girl who likes to play dirty games''
-> ''She begs me to spank her and call her filthy names''
-> ''And when she gets tired, I let her have a turn on me''
-> ''She teases me with her peek-a-boo crotch 'cause she's got me all tied up''
-> ''[[TropeCodifier Monogamous Slut]]... oh I want one for myself''
-> ''[[TropeCodifier Monogamous Slut]]... and there will be nobody else''
--> '''IndigoEtheridge''' [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWDwx5lN3xI "Monogamous Slut"]]

* "The day ChuckNorris has sex with your wife is the best day of your life."

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* In WarrenEllis's ''Crooked Little Vein'', the protagonist's love interest is bi and poly. He jokes that he doesn't have a problem with her having sex with other women, but wants to be her only man. At the end, he gives in, saying she can sleep with anyone she wants, as long as she comes home to him.

* In a scene in ''Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle'', a disfigured man nicknamed Freakshow suggests, in an offhand manner, to Harold and Kumar that they "fuck his wife". When they meet his wife, they are [[UglyGuyHotWife surprised to find that she is very pretty]]. She asks to have sex with them, but only on the condition that both of them penetrate her at the same time. Harold and Kumar hesitate because they are uneasy about the implications that they would also be having sex with ''each other''. Before anything happens, Freakshow walks in and appears to be angry; he calms down when reminded that he gave them permission, but then insists on participating. Harold and Kumar immediately leave, and [[{{Squick}} resolve never to speak of it again]].

** As discussed in MyGirlIsNotASlut, this is a semi-autobiographical movie about Director/Silent Bob's real-life relationship with star Joey Lauren Adams and his insecurity about her past. He and she [[WordofGod admit as much]] in interviews. However, it wasn't actually about sex, just that she had traveled and seen more of the world, while he'd barely been out of New Jersey.

* In Warren Ellis's ''Crooked Little Vein'', the protagonist's love interest is bi and poly. He jokes that he doesn't have a problem with her having sex with other women, but wants to be her only man. At the end, he gives in, saying she can sleep with anyone she wants, as long as she comes home to him.
* How can we forget [[NineteenEightyFour 1984]]'s Julia. Winston even at one point says, "The more men you've been with the more I love you." [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped Though mostly for political reasons]].

* Lazarus Long's mother in Heinlein's ''Time Enough For Love'' takes "MILF" to [[ParentalIncest absurd extremes]].

*** In Job: A Comedy Of Justice , its implied that parental incest is itself a cool and groovy thing by the father of the female love-interest. [[spoiler: Of course, he is the Satan in an assumed form, but as he is played in an expository and sympathetic role rather than an evil one, this may not matter.]]

** And society considers monogamous relationships to be an unsual perversion.

* In a male example, Seth from "Wicked Lovely" by Melissa Marr was a promiscuous sleeper until he [[spoiler:falls in love with and starts going out with the main character.]]

* Belle on ''Bedtime Stories''

* Blanche Devereaux on ''TheGoldenGirls''
* 1st LT. Colleen McMurphy and K.C. on ''ChinaBeach''

* "One Love At A Time" by Tanya Tucker

* {{Avenue Q}}'s [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Lucy the Slut]]
** She sings a song where she says ''I can make you feel [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean special]]"

* Marena of KeychainOfCreation is quite proud of being the worst homewrecker since Ma-Ha-Suichi.
* Murugu of TwistedKaijuTheater, and Shin-Goji knows it. In fact, when he finds his illegal Mexican bootleg ''kaiju'' figure poolboys gangbanging her, his main concern is ''that the pool doesn't exist in his backyard yet''. Shin-Goji's only problem with his girlfriend is that [[spoiler:Murugu is a registered Republican.]]

Oddly enough, even this can sometimes be TruthInTelevision. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swinging Swingers]] are people in committed relationships that have sex with other people that are also in the swinging lifestyle. In an open relationship, the partners are permitted to have sex outside of the relationship with whomever they wish, though it is usually understood to be "just sex." [[TenchiSolution Polyamoury]] takes this a step farther, with multiple romantic relationships allowed, as long as consideration is given to the feelings of all involved. And there are [[http://www.epjournal.net/filestore/ep021223.pdf various other reasons]] why a partner's infidelity, or the potential for infidelity, might make a man more interested in having sex with her.

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** Kevin Smith seems to love this trope.
-->'''[[{{Clerks}} Dante]]:''' My girlfriend sucked 37 dicks!
-->'''Customer With Diapers:''' [[CrowningMomentOfFunny In a row?]]

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