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Unlike Big Love , this one is unscripted, yet it rarely feels like real life—it's more a commercial for the Playboy brand than a show about alternative relationships. There are very few negotiations or conflicts between the three women in Hefner's life: We rarely hear a confession of one woman feeling envious, another requesting more one-on-one time, or the third feeling relegated to the bottom of the pecking order. Tristan Taormino, a multihyphenate sexpert in New York who lectures at major universities and has just published a book on open relationships, says our culture was ripe for a reconfiguring of relationship models. As people have grown less prone to marry for financial reasons, they've had more and more difficulty with monogamy, she says. They're going to eroticize their own relationships. They don't have open relationships.