This first post in a series about the intersections between polyamory and BDSM explains some of their shared personal, social, and community characteristics.
How can couples who are interested in consensual nonmonogamy date? Here are a few tips for how they can expand their dating pool and treat their partners right.
This post looks at recent legal changes protecting people in CNM relationships, including the Sommerville, MA city council recognition of CNM domestic partnerships.
The fourth in a series in defense of monogamy, this blog explains how some people are monogamous by orientation and could never be truly comfortable in a CNM relationship.
New Relationship Energy can happen with anyone freshly infatuated with a new crush. People in CNM relationships must also give long-term partners attention.
Defining compulsory monogamy and explaining how it, and the backlash of compulsory non-monogamy, can make people miserable because one size does not fit all.
Finding joy in others' success can be liberating, but sometimes it means facing jealousy first. Using the polyamorous tool of compersion all sorts of people can create more joy.
Using empirical information based in academic research, this blog explores the issues facing polyamorous relationships and families. It covers topics as diverse as sexuality to parenting, jealousy to coming out to families of origin, and employment and housing discrimination to online dating.
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