Couple Privilege: Understanding Social Dynamics
Couple privilege is an often unrecognized advantage that society bestows upon couples, particularly those in monogamous and visible relationships.
Couple privilege is an often unrecognized advantage that society bestows upon couples, particularly those in monogamous and visible relationships.
The Relationship Escalator refers to the conventional sequence of stages leading up to what is socially recognized as a successful relationship.
The “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” approach in ethical non-monogamy offers several benefits that can help couples navigate the complexities of their relationships.
Discover the dynamics of ethical non-monogamy, gain insights into being the third person in a relationship, and learn how to navigate boundaries.
Being the Third Person in a Relationship: Uncharted Waters Read More »
Relationship anarchy vs polyamory: While sharing similarities in their non-exclusive approach to relationships, they embody distinct philosophies and practices.
Cheating in an Open Relationship: Defining Boundaries and Ethics Read More »
Navigating a long-distance relationship can be challenging on its own, but when the dynamic is that of an open relationship, the complexity is heightened.
Open Relationship Long Distance: Emotional Connections Across Miles Read More »
Non-sexual intimacy is a form of connection between people that doesn’t involve sex. It includes various forms of emotional and physical closeness that strengthen trust and bonds.
Polyamorous relationships offer a unique perspective on intimacy and connection that diverges from traditional monogamous pairings.
Polyamory, the practice of engaging in multiple consensual, romantic relationships, presents unique challenges and opportunities in a therapeutic setting.
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?
Why Does She Get Jealous if We Aren’t Even Together? Read More »