When people hear the words “married” and “poly” in the same sentence, their first reaction is often confusion. “Wait, so you’re married but also dating other people?” For many, the idea of marriage is deeply tied to monogamy. From childhood, we’re told that marriage means exclusivity, that finding “The One” is the end goal, and […]
If you’ve been exploring Ethical Non-Monogamy (ENM) for any amount of time, chances are you’ve come across a variety of terms that describe different sexual orientations. Some are widely known, like gay, lesbian, or bisexual. Others, such as polysexual and pansexual, might not be as familiar, but they are equally important in understanding attraction and
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Mark Your Calendars for February 28th! In the world of ethical non-monogamy (ENM), relationships often defy the conventional boundaries and expectations set by mainstream society. What might seem unusual to others—like having multiple romantic or sexual partners—is actually a practice grounded in communication, trust, and consent. Rather than adhering to strict monogamous ideals, ENM invites
Consensual Non-Monogamy challenges traditional norms, emphasizing transparency, consent, and deep connections across diverse relationship dynamics.
The meaning of “non-exclusive relationship” differs from traditional, monogamous relationships where partners agree to date only each other.
Polygender is a term within the spectrum of gender identities that describes a person’s experience of embodying multiple genders simultaneously or over time.
Polyamorous relationships offer a unique perspective on intimacy and connection that diverges from traditional monogamous pairings.
A closed poly relationship, commonly known as polyfidelity, is a form of polyamory where all members are considered equal partners and agree to restrict romantic or sexual activity to only other members of the group.
Polyamorous relationships offer a unique perspective on intimacy and connection that diverges from traditional monogamous pairings.
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Primary partner polyamory: In polyamory, a primary partner signifies a committed romantic relationship where one person considers another as their main partner.
