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It's not a religion so no need to believe in it. Some relationships just don't work out and it's good that it's possible to get out. If divorces were outlawed, then the divorce rate would be 0% but it wouldn't be a good thing, you know. And I doubt monogamy is the culprit here, I strongly suspect that the issue are communication problems, maybe untreated mental health issues such as unresolved trauma, no positive relationship models. Polyamory wouldn't cure that just because it's poly. The problems are deeply rooted into "the society". Upbringing, the education system, the accessibility of healthcare and many more, it's a very complex thing with a whole mountain of variables. The number of people involved in a relationship in a given time matters very little.