How To Introduce Polyamory Into Your Relationship
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Wondering how to introduce Polyamory into your relationship? Polyamory has become so much more popular in recent years. In case you don’t know what it is, polyamory’s an umbrella term for a bunch of different non-monogamous relationships. If you’re looking to introduce polyamory into your life, or your relationship, go for it! But there are some things you should do first rather than just diving into it. Here are some of them so says Glam.
- Ask yourself why you want to be polyamorous. There’s no right or wrong answer, but it’s important to know your reason and why you’re feeling this way, especially if there’s a partner involved.
- Do some research. Polyamory takes work, so doing research like talking to polyamorous people or reading a book on it is a good idea.
- Tell your partner what you’ve been thinking. Being honest with your partner if you’re in a relationship is super important. If your partner doesn’t know you want/are seeing others, that’s not polyamory, that’s cheating.
- Ease your way into it. Take it step by step instead of jumping in and having five or six lovers at once. You still want to create connections and get to know others.
- Know you’ll make mistakes. Nothing in life is perfect, and neither’s this. You’ll make mistakes and learn from them.
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