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1. www.ic.org › pros-and-cons-of-polyamoryPros and Cons of Polyamory - Foundation for Intentional Community

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   Jul 16, 2019 · I’ve been revisiting what I experience as some of the pros and cons of polyamory to keep my bearings in the storm. I hope they prove useful to others exploring whether or how to be in loving, consensual relationships with multiple partners.

2. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogEmotional Intimacy in Polyamorous Relationships | Psychology ...

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   Sep 26, 2013 · People in poly communities often emphasize non-violent communication (using “I statements” and listening compassionately) and radical honesty (telling the truth even if it is not comfortable or...

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   Should polyamory be a dating criteria?

   • Adding polyamory as a dating criteria reduces this pool of potential partners considerably, especially in less populated areas and locations where there is widespread intolerance of alternative lifestyles. And men tend to have an even harder time finding poly partners than women, which often leads to imbalance and frustration within open couples.

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   • Balancing schedules and parenting duties (when kids are involved), processing emotions and relationship dynamics, and striving to meet diverse expectations can sometimes make poly feel like a Cirque du Soleil act. More relationships can also mean more heartbreaks and “growth opportunities.”

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4. www.reddit.com › r › polyamoryAnyone part of intentional poly communities? : r/polyamory

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   My experience so far has been of two types of poly communities, ones that function with a lot of structure and rules that lean toward "vanilla" poly. Others that function more loosely and have a lot of kink/sex-positive alt community elements.

5. www.autostraddle.com › poly-pocket-intentionalPoly Pocket: Intentional Community & Relationship Anarchy ...

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   Sep 22, 2016 · How a 33-year-old queer white trans woman with a wife, girlfriend, two kids and an intentional community does relationship anarchy.

6. www.reddit.com › r › polyfamiliesThe dream of a sustainable polyamorous intentional community ...

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   So, my family has had the dream of a sustainable intentional community since our inception, and we're finally at the point where the planning phase should begin. We're reading literature and shopping for a plot of land in our desired area.

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8. solopoly.net › 2014/12/05 › what-is-solo-polyamoryWhat is solo polyamory? My take | Solo Poly

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   Dec 5, 2014 · Live alone, or not. While many solo poly live alone (or prefer to), others may live with friends, roommates, family of origin or choice, their children, etc. They may have partners who stay with them part-time or for long stretches. They may be nomadic, or part of an intentional community.