Visible Polyamory: A Public Display of Triad Affection
“I’ll be right back,” I say to Justin and Eva as I leave our table at the jazz club to seek out the ladies’ room.
“I’ll be right back,” I say to Justin and Eva as I leave our table at the jazz club to seek out the ladies’ room.
In a recent post, I talked about how confusing the conversations we have around love can be. As I wrote then, part of this confusion
In a recent installment of Psyched for the Weekend, I introduced the Triangular Model of Love as a helpful framework for differentiating between and communicating
Harry: You realize, of course, that we can never be friends. Sally: Why not? Harry: What I’m saying is — and this is not a
PQ 10.6 — Do I feel like I need rules to feel safe? If so, will the rules actually keep me safe? * Rules are
PQ 14.4 — What will happen if someone breaks the agreement? Do we have a path for reestablishing trust? Consequences and Accountability “I guess I
I know tons of people who have opened up from a closed relationship and thrived. But usually they’re both on board with the decision. It’s a bad sign when one person pressures the other person to open up. Particularly after their partner says no once, twice, or a thousand times when asked.
It’s a blessing — and a curse — to be satisfied with so little. A blessing because it makes it relatively easy for me to
Although we still have a long way to go in regards to mapping things directly to areas of the brain, I have to admit —
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