Streaming has also allowed for the "non-triangle triangle"—polyamorous configurations that don't require a choice. Feel Good (2020–2021) on Netflix features protagonist Mae navigating desire for George while also dealing with an ex, but the show’s genius is treating jealousy as a symptom of insecurity, not a plot requirement. Similarly, The Sex Lives of College Girls (2021–) and Harley Quinn (2019–) have introduced throuples or V-shaped configurations where the "triangle" is less about competition and more about negotiation.
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