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.
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