Open Marriage: What You Need to Know
What should you know about an open marriage? It is a form of non-monogamy where partners agree that they can have sexual or romantic relationships with others.
How to Get into a Poly Relationship: A Step-by-Step Guide
Polyamorous relationships offer a unique perspective on intimacy and connection that diverges from traditional monogamous pairings.
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What Is a Poly Relationship Like?
Polyamorous relationships offer a unique perspective on intimacy and connection that diverges from traditional monogamous pairings.
Polyamory Therapy: What Is It?
Polyamory, the practice of engaging in multiple consensual, romantic relationships, presents unique challenges and opportunities in a therapeutic setting.
Why Does She Get Jealous if We Aren’t Even Together?
Jealousy is a complex emotion that often arises even in the absence of an official relationship. But why does she get jealous if we aren’t even together?
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How to Bring Up Polyamory in Your Relationship
Introducing the idea of polyamory to your partner is a delicate process that begins with understanding what polyamory entails and the various forms it can take. I
How Long Is Marriage Counseling Typically Required for Effective Results?
Marriage counseling offers couples a path to address and work through the challenges in their relationship.
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How to Not Be Selfish in a Relationship
Being selfish, or overly absorbed with one’s own needs and desires, can disrupt this equilibrium, leading to friction and disharmony.
How to Stop Being the Pursuer in a Relationship
If you find yourself in the role of the pursuer, always chasing your partner for closeness and reassurance, it’s important to recognize this cycle and take steps to halt it.
How to Trigger Responsive Desire
Unlike spontaneous desire, which appears seemingly out of nowhere, responsive desire needs a trigger, which can be emotional intimacy, sensory experience, or a physical touch.