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Maybe it's a generational thing. I'm Generation X, so my sex education classes were filled with constant reminders to use condoms because of AIDS. Of course, AIDS is still around but it's not as deadly as it was in the 1980's and 1990's.
Many people could easily get a job that traveled less but choose to keep their existing job for selfish reasons because they like it. We all have choices we make, and having kids doesn't mean you give up your ENTIRE individual identity – in fact, that's probably not a good thing to model to your kids anyway. They should be encouraged to have hobbies and interests, and I think parents should model how to manage their time with that in mind. (obvs a little different when they're still infants where everything not the baby needs to take a back seat)
Often times poly people incorporate their partners into social events and hobbies. Again, it's time management. I also tend to specifically date people who I find restful to be around, so date nights for me are often rest and recover nights since my day job is really stressful and I struggle to fully relax on my own. I'd take a night with my partner over a massage to relax any day.
Frankly I think a lot of teens especially enjoy having time where their parents aren't around and they have more freedom, tbh.
But yeah just… Every relationship will look different. It's the responsibility of everyone involved to make sure it's working. If something isn't working, they need to communicate and prioritize and make changes until it does. It's totally possible some poly relationships won't work out once you add in kids if the parents or other partners can't handle the shifting priorities. Other relationships will be totally fine and parents will work it out so they each get x amount of time to spend as they choose to recover from the stress of being parents. That might be dating or hobbies or whatever.
I mean heck, even in this subreddit, how often are we telling parents to give their partner a break and a night off from parenting? It's no different, just more baked into the relationship structure, here.