I will repeat what others have already said: It is ok so long as you are honest with all parties involved. Moving on...
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You got to know more guys and girls in order to get the right one as your spouse.
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Sure, but two question are now begged: Is having sexual relations with multiple
would-be-spouses at the same time a good way to find the
right one? If one is having two intimate relationships at the same time, are those relationships truely
intimate? I would say
no to both questions. If the goal is a lasting, exclusive romantic relationship, simultaneously experimenting with possible
ones is irrational. So, to truely answer your question, yes, it is wrong because your methods contradict your goals.
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So yes, by the laws of the natural universe....
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There are no laws of the natural universe. An unmediated
world cannot do as a reference for absolutes - even physics has its ethics, it has too. I would deny the whole fact/value dichotomy as well... Morality can be just as absolute as physics (granted, physics is far less holistic than morality - it is easier to
stay on the same page, have ways to differentiate true and false statements in physics than in morality, but I would go as far as to say, with Rorty, that the statement
slavery is wrong is just as absolute as
Newton's theory of gravity is true).