Polyamory is a Choose Your Own Adventure Book The upside of polyamory, as I hope I’ve said on this blog before, and I’ve said in every cl...

In polyamory in general, independence and autonomy are important. If you’re in a couple that is trying to open up to polyamory for the fi...

This isn’t just a polyamory thing. This is a Life Thing. Zero-sum Thinking is the idea that if someone else has something, there’s less o...

The idea of “love languages,” or that some people express love in different ways than others, has in some form or another been around for...

Compersion is a word you probably won’t use or hear unless you’re polyamorous, or have a lot of polyamorous friends. I define it in this ...

Or, a brief examination of sexual and emotional jealousy and the ways polyamorous people are not immune to them Polyamorous people are ju...

Today's post introduces an eight post series on the spectrum of parallel and kitchen table polyamory. There are wonderful, healthy exampl...

If you don’t get my extremely dated reference, that man is a character from one of the first police procedurals, the 1950s Dragnet, Joe F...

The concept of the relationship escalator has existed for as long as modern nuclear families, but the term was coined in 2012, when Amy G...

These are important questions to think about if you haven’t, and to include your answers and get your potential partners’ answers in conv...

Polyamory is a made-up English word for a variety of non-traditional relationships that makes classicists cringe, because it mixes Greek ...