Polyamorous, open, swing, poly-fidelous, monogamish… so many ways to say that you enjoy ethical non-monogamy, or more than traditional one-on-one coupling.
But what does it all mean, and how does it all work?
In this class, we’ll discuss labels, relationship patterns, communication, communication, and communication.
It’s all about finding what works for you and your partners, once you step out of the relationship box and into ethical non-monogamy.
At every moment in your life, you can make a choice. A choice to no longer be someone’s little bitch (unless that’s your kink—in which
No, really. It’s true. It’s been mansplained to me. Here are some of things I read this morning in support of the title, and yes,
I don’t pretend to have the answer. I have my own ideas, that constantly shift and grow with me and my experiences, of course, but
AJudgyMan† joined the group FetLife Announcements. about 1 year ago † Name changed to protect whatever. You’ll see. AJudgyMan changed his location to Raleigh, North
Yup. I heard that, too. And since I don’t want to have sex with him, I don’t ask him to kink with me. Even though
“Do what feels right!” Yes, but… Doing what feels right can be good, when you are properly calibrated. But are you? Probably not, at least
For me it wasn’t disinterest. It was an active and systematic (although possibly not intentional) verbal dismantling of my hopes and dreams by someone who
I couldn’t celebrate No Pants day with you yesterday, but I’m pretty sure I can get some celebrating done today, since by the time y’all
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