Title: Analyzing Wednesday Addams: Non-Monogamous Headcanons

⚠️ SPOILERS WARNING: FOR THE WHOLE "WEDNESDAY" SHOW BY TIM BURTON ⚠️

As a detached and unconventional outcast, I always related a lot to the character of Wednesday, the daughter of Gomez and Morticia, ever since my parents fist introduced me to the "Addams Family", hence why I enjoyed watching together with them the "Wednesday" series by Tim Burton that was released by "Netflix" recently.

Pretty much everyone had too much tension with Wednesday in that series, I am talking about Xavier, Tyler, Eugene and even Bianca acting flirtatious with her at many points in the series.

By the way, because of all the mindblowing plot twists, I was expecting "Netflix" to pull Wednesday x Eugene in the end, I would not have been disappointed at all if that would happen, but I am also not disappointed at all with her being single by the end of the series.

Honestly, I really think that Wednesday is better off as a non-monogamous person, in the most broad sense, and, by that, I mean that she is either better having many intimate relationships with different people or better single, either way as in she not committing to having only one person that she is more intimate with in special.

I think that Wednesday is such an authentic, dehinibited, detached and independent unconventional character that I even have a hard time to imagine someone like her, real or fictional, fulfilled committing to long-term heteronormative monogamy.

By the way, I would not be surprised if there ever existed a portrayal of the "Addams Family" in which Wednesday approaches her social life as a relationship anarchist, I even wish that "Netflix" had the guts to be the first to represent a main character in a popular show as a relationship anarchist in specific, if not as a r/Polyamorous person somehow, or as someone in the r/Aromantic spectrum somehow, or as both even, what would also be no lesser historical big deal, anyway.

Also talking about r/RelationshipAnarchy headcanons, Amanda, a polyamorous and bi "youtuber", in a video entitled "Relationship Anarchy In (500) Days Of Summer", in her "YouTube" channel named "Mainely Mandy", explains the "Relationship Anarchy Manifesto" posted in 2006, written by Andie Nordgren, by using that as reasons to justify why the character named Summer from the classic dramatic romantic american movie entitled "(500) Days Of Summer", from 2009, could be a relationship anarchist, in the following link: https://youtu.be/PWg5GVMjqAQ .

On a sidenote, does anyone else has relationship anarchy, polyamorous, aromantic or other non-monogamous headcanons that they would like to talk about?