Is Polyamory Right for You? 5 Questions to Help You Know
Is polyamory right for you? Here’s how to know.
Is polyamory right for you? Here’s how to know.
Coming out as polyamorous to friends and family can be a daunting task. Here are 6 quick tips on how to approach the conversation.
Being successful at polyamory really is about choosing the hard thing that helps you grow.
The reality is that polyamorous people are just people… and that’s a very good thing.
The fantasy of being a hinge — i.e., a person in two or more relationships with partners who are not involved with one another — is quite different than the reality.
There is something extremely powerful in having real-time simultaneous deep connections.
“All of me
Why not take all of me?”
-lyrics, “All of Me,” Jazz standard
I get the following question a lot: “Can you learn to be polyamorous?”
“Maybe I need 2 boyfriends so they can ‘well actually’ each other and it’ll cancel out and I can just feel good about myself,” she says.
“I can tell you’re joking,” I say, “but that’s totally happened to me.”
I just randomly meet polyamorous people, I guess. Even without trying.