#ethicalnonmonogamy

[love-revised]

Love is not pie. You won't run out. Love is Pi. Real, irrational, and never-ending. Happy Pi Day, Love Rebels! loverevised.org Skilled alternative relationship coaching.

[polyintheburbs]

Science and shit

[ncsf]

Celebrate Metamour Day on Feb 28!

Metamour Day was created to honor the relationships between you and your partners’ partners, however that might look. It is not about forced compersion. It’s about communal appreciation within our family structures and modeling positivity to the world around us. Metamour Day is a recognition of the unique and special relationships between metamours.

Order your Metamour Day cards from Bloom Community: profits from postcard sales will be donated to OPEN (Organization for Polyamory and Ethical Non-monogamy), a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering the polyamory and non-monogamy movement by advancing cultural acceptance, building political power, and supporting non-monogamous communities and leaders.

You can also celebrate Metamour Day on February 28th by sharing our graphics by Anna D. Hirsch in English, Spanish, French, Norwegian, Maltese, German, Italian and Hebrew.

[bad-and-brujii]

#PolyLife #EducateYourself #CommittedN00b #EthicalNonMonogamy #ENM #JoyfullyMarried #Polyamory #ItAintForEverybody https://www.instagram.com/p/CmkHBdOuuQ2muGQqPteYUoN3Okd7HxWyPiLORg0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[discoveringpolyamory]

Compersion isn't some impossible to achieve nirvana, only achievable by the greatest masters of polyamory.

You can find it hard to know your partner is having fun with someone else while, at the same time, feeling happiness and joy that they are experiencing something wonderful.

It's important in polyamory to recognise that you and your partner(s) are separate people. Your feelings for them don't have to mirror your feelings for yourself.

You can be happy seeing them happy while still feeling insecure or envious about your situation. Because in a healthy relationship, you will be able to communicate this to them so they can take steps to help you through your insecurities. 

(Discover more at DiscoveringPolyamory.com)

[relationshipg2uide]

Ethical Non Monogamy vs Polygamy: Understanding the Differences

Ethical non monogamy vs polygamy: Explore key differences, similarities, cultural perspectives, consent, and legal implications.

[ashtons-dotharper]

Cringe worthy words: a relationship is .....

[vipnice]

[iamalivepleaseconsiderme]

Being part of a polycule, a term referring to a connected network of people in consensually non-monogamous relationships, involves open communication, honesty, and respect for all individuals involved. Here are some steps and considerations if you're interested in becoming part of a polycule:

Self-Reflection: Take time to reflect on your own desires, boundaries, and expectations from a polyamorous relationship. Being clear about what you're seeking and what you can offer is essential.

Communication: Open and honest communication is crucial in polyamorous relationships. Clearly express your intentions and listen actively to others. Discuss your values, relationship styles, and long-term goals to ensure compatibility.

Join Polyamorous Communities: Attend local or online polyamorous communities and events to meet like-minded individuals. Many cities have discussion groups, social events, or online platforms where you can connect with people practicing consensual non-monogamy.

Online Dating Platforms: Use poly-friendly dating apps or websites to connect with potential partners. Clearly state your interest in ethical non-monogamy in your profile to attract individuals with similar relationship goals.

Educate Yourself: Learn about different forms of non-monogamy, ethical practices, and communication strategies within polyamorous relationships. Books, online resources, and community discussions can provide valuable insights.

Respect Existing Dynamics: If you're interested in joining an existing polycule, approach the situation with sensitivity. Respect the dynamics already in place and communicate openly with all members to ensure everyone is comfortable with potential changes.

Consent and Boundaries: Prioritize consent and establish clear boundaries. Discuss expectations around communication, time commitments, and exclusivity. Regularly check in with partners to ensure everyone feels respected and valued.

Patience: Building connections and becoming part of a polycule takes time. Be patient and allow relationships to develop naturally. Rushing into situations can lead to misunderstandings or discomfort.

Be Open-Minded: Embrace diversity in relationship structures and be open to exploring various forms of connection within the polycule. Each individual may have unique needs and preferences.

Regular Communication: Maintain open lines of communication with all partners within the polycule. Regularly check in, share feelings, and address any concerns that may arise.

Remember that ethical non-monogamy requires a high level of trust, transparency, and respect among all parties involved. It's crucial to prioritize the well-being and consent of everyone in the polycule to build healthy and fulfilling relationships.

[artistnik]

I watched 1986 "She's Gotta Have It"

I was trying to find an online streaming service that offered the original movie, from 1986. A group of poly folks were agreeing the 1986 version was one of their favorite movies. I like that it was shot in black and white. The original Nola is gorgeous. For some reason, I thought natural hair ended with the 70’s. Growing up in the eighties, all the love interests in black movies or on…

[mirandamckenni1]

How To Have A Threesome With Two Girls - LustCast Ep 51 Please consider supporting my channel: https://ift.tt/3K2lJca Alice Lovegood and her husband, Matt, return to LustCast for an eye-opening discussion on threesomes. In this candid conversation, we delve into the commonality of threesomes, explore the desires behind them, and discuss the potential impacts on relationships – both the upsides and downsides. Join us as we share practical tips on making a successful threesome happen and ensuring everyone's satisfaction afterwards. Follow Me & Say Hello: Instagram - https://ift.tt/ysiXUrO Twitter - https://mobile.twitter.com/getlustcast Apple, Spotify, etc - https://ift.tt/rkmZF4a Alice Lovegood @AliceLovegoodSxeducator Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:06 - Kinky birthday party 03:51 - Why threesomes with two girls 10:37 - Our first ever threesome 22:25 - How to talk before it happens 28:03 - When is a threesome a bad idea? 29:57 - How to ask for a threesome? 37:56 - How to find a unicorn (another girl) 47:28 - Threesome etiquette 56:32 - Potential problems #threesome #groupsex #ethicalnonmonogamy #ENM #openrelationship #openrelationships #sexuality #LustCast #AliceLovegood #cheating #monogamy #masculinity #relationships #relationshipadvice #datingadvice #dating via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqlKKARZt6k

[ncsf]

Women's Health: “What Does It Mean To Be Monogamish? And How To Know If It’s Right For You, Per Relationship Experts”

🚨📰 NCSF Media Update

“‘Monogamish is a term that describes a relationship where the primary relationship structure is monogamy, but with some allowance for sexual activity outside the relationship under mutually agreed-upon circumstances,’ says sex therapist Shadeen Francis. ‘You can think about it as a monogamous relationship that has more negotiated flexibility.’”

// NCSF Media Updates are a sampling of recent stories printed in US newspapers, magazines, and selected websites containing significant mention of BDSM-leather-fetish, polyamory, or Lifestyle issues and topics.

These stories may be positive, negative, accurate, inaccurate or anywhere in between. NCSF urges everyone to make comments that dispute stereotypes about alternative sexuality. //

[drinkramp]

Can I Be in Love With Two Women at the Same Time | 8 At The Table

Description: In this thought-provoking episode of "8 At The Table," we delve into the complex and often controversial topic of being in love with two women simultaneously. Join our diverse panel of relationship experts and individuals with unique experiences as they explore the dynamics of polyamory, ethical non-monogamy, and the intricacies of navigating multiple love connections. Gain insights into open communication, managing emotions, and maintaining healthy boundaries in polyamorous relationships. Whether you're curious about polyamory or facing this situation in your life, this discussion will provide valuable perspectives and food for thought.

#Polyamory#EthicalNonMonogamy#LoveWithoutBoundaries#MultipleLoveConnections#8AtTheTable#RelationshipInsights#OpenCommunication#NavigatingPolyamory#HealthyRelationships#LoveIsDiverse

[discoveringpolyamory]

If there is one standout benefit polyamory has brought into my life, it's a brand new level of open communication.

Communication is vital in successful ethical non-monogamy. But once you embrace it, you will realise how much strengthening your communication muscles benefits every aspect of our lives.

Communication is one of the most important parts of life. But it's also something a lot of us take for granted.

But successful polyamory forces us to actively work on our communication skills. And once you know how to better communicate with other people and yourself, life gets significantly easier to navigate.

(Discover more at DiscoveringPolyamory.com)

[msfoxxylove]

https://www.thefox-den.com/post/a-beginners-resource-guide-to-swinging-lifestyle-and-kink

A beginners guide to ethical non-monogamy- my favorite resources to get started…

#enm #ethicalnonmonogamy #polylife #solopoly #relationships #couples #swinginglifestyle

[discoveringpolyamory]

#polyamory #ethicalnonmonogamy #growing

Being able to grow and adapt along with your relationships is a beautiful thing. A good goal to keep in mind while practicing polyamory is to support each individual’s pursuit of happiness in this one life whatever that looks like.