"Nothing I do ever goes viral, but one of my posts that did pretty well recently said 'I want my polyamory to be less about compersion and more about compassion,' and I think that applies here."
The only certainty in any relationship is that there will absolutely be change. Laura's guests this week are polyamorous event coordinators and educators who recognize that from their own experience as well as seeing it in the community they've built online. She sits down with Lea and Shai of Leveled Up Love to talk about changing polycule structures and relationship rules to focus on the needs and growth of the people involved, rather than trying to make people fit a pre-determined structure, and the ways that we can destigmatize this process of change for ourselves to make relationships a space where we the people in them thrive, rather than a task we carry out.
If you want to know more about Shai and Lea after this episode, see their guest page at the podcast site for more details, or visit Leveled Up Love, where they are offering a free 30 Day Trial of their Secure Poly Collective at: www.LeveledUpLove.com/VIP, which includes multiple workshops to support more conscious and sustainable open relationships.
In Ready for Polyamory Housekeeping, there's still time to get tickets to the Polyamory and Parenting class on April 23 (with encore q&a after recording available all week on April 30). As always you can find the podcast at readyforpolyamory.fireside.fm, the book at Amazon, and me on Tiktok and Instagram @readyforpolyamory and twitter @lauracb88.
It’s always refreshing to hear real-life experiences and advice on navigating non-monogamous relationships. The tips about communication and understanding really resonate with me. Also, speaking of balance, I recently discovered academized.com/write-my-research-paper, which is a great resource for anyone needing help with research papers. They have professional writers who can make the process so much easier, especially when you're juggling different aspects of life.