Leaving Societal Norms Behind
*Part 9 of a 10 Part Series of articles showing the diversity and authenticity within the Polyamorous Community. Advice is subjective. Everybody practices polyamory differently. Everyone has different preferences and different needs. However, whether you…Continue Reading
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you are telling yourself “it is what it is?” I have. A lot. More recently it has been reserved for the moments when I can not…Continue Reading
Why is parenting so difficult? Well – for starters you can’t escape being a parent, it isn’t like any other kind of relationship where you can just disengage and separate yourself. If a child is…Continue Reading
My experience with ENM has been interesting, to say the least. My personal growth has been the most important to me. I have learned to communicate better, albeit, it may be difficult at times, I…Continue Reading
It’s always said that the most important part of a polyamorous relationship is communication. I believe that’s true in any relationship, whether its polyamorous or monogamous. If you can’t communicate you’re going to end up…Continue Reading
Not All Non-Monogamy is Created Equal Mainstream society has many preconceived ideas on what polyamory is due to a lack of understanding and education. I find some people cannot wrap theirs heads around the concept of…Continue Reading
*This is Part 2, to read Part 1 please click, here. Polyamory is often seen as simply having multiple romantic connections at once (or loving more than one person romantically). The portion of polyamory that is…Continue Reading
I wrote a list on Twitter last week stating the 10 reasons I am solo-polyamorous, and I just felt like elaborating a little bit more here for you all. My choice to be solo-polyamorous has…Continue Reading
For a long time people have been trying to differentiate the ways in which people may feel for others with a limited vocabulary. I remember when bisexual went from being understood by the general public…Continue Reading
In A Queer History of the United States (for Young People), Michael Bronski/Richie Chevat writes “The words that we as LGBTQ people use to describe ourselves can change the way the world looks at us…Continue Reading
