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.
I see a lot of complaints about how society has made it a crime to “even smile at a woman,” and the like. Usually from
Chat Transcript: ZIPPresentation Deck: PPT Links from the show: Miss_Trussed’s Fetlife pagehttps://twitter.com/DatingKinky https://twitter.com/castawaySOS https://datingkinky.com/events/Types of Non-Monogomy (graph from the show)Relationship Anarchy Manifesto, by Andie Nordgren,
All women have to do is be on a [dating/sex] site, and men will send her messages. It’s so much easier for women, they make
People talk about knowing your why like it’s this deep mystical thing that people MUST HAVE. Like it’s a higher plane of existence or an
They say “…in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes,” but I think they forgot something. Failure. It’s also
Someone asked me long ago about what trait I thought all dominants in the lifestyle should have. Over the years, I’ve asked this question of
In a relationship, a unicorn is often an outsider who is brought together with the poly’s to engage in sexual activity and/or a full-blown relationship.
It’s amazing to me how many people who really should know better (and do, in other situations) will fall back on this craptaculous non-apology when
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