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This blog post is part of a series on the new, vastly expanded More Than Two site. This essay spotlights the Poly Breakups page. Look for more spotlights in the coming days and weeks! Image: serezniy Every now and then, when I talk to people who aren’t polyamorous by nature, someone will Read more
This blog post is part of a series on the new, vastly expanded More Than Two site. This essay spotlights the Women as People page. Look for more spotlights in the coming days and weeks! Image: Yay Images The new More Than Two site adds entire new wings to the information and Read more
This blog post is part of a series on the new, vastly expanded More Than Two site. This essay spotlights the Polyamory and Fairness page. Look for more spotlights in the coming days and weeks! Image: karpik-hoi “It’s not fair!” We all have an inner five-year-old that stamps its feet when we Read more
This blog post is part of a series on the new, vastly expanded More Than Two site. This essay spotlights the Relationship Bill of Rights page. Look for more spotlights in the coming days and weeks! Way way back in the early 2000s, I published a “Secondary’s Bill of Rights” on Read more
This blog post is part of a series on the new, vastly expanded More Than Two site. This essay spotlights the Love Without Restrictions page. Look for more spotlights in the coming days and weeks! Since I flipped the switch on the new version of the More Than Two polyamory site, Read more
This question originally started out as an answer on Quora. I thought it would be appropriate to copy it here. How do you keep a relationship from getting boring, dull, losing the shine? That’s easy. The answer is contained in the question. Don’t let the relationship become a routine. It’s Read more
I recently came across a question on Quora that asked how it’s possible not to feel jealousy when you see someone you fancy choose someone else. As jealousy is a perennial subject amongst those polyamorously inclined, I felt it might be helpful to copy my answer here. I opened an Read more
When I co-authored the book on polyamory that carries my name, it caught fire—mostly, I think, because it was at the right place at the right time. It was published as polyamory reached a kind of historical inflection point. I’m still quite proud of that book, though I no longer Read more