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When you’re non-monogamous, should you let your partner read your texts?







We get this question a LOT. And if you’re struggling to balance privacy and transparency in your relationships, you’re not alone.







When you’re feeling insecurity or mistrust, this kind of radical transparency can seem like an easy solution. 







But is it ethical? Does it work? 







Here’s the definitive answer we give our clients.







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The biggest challenge in polyamory







Is not time, nor jealousy, nor communication,







But something much more deep-rooted: Contrast and fear,







That shines a light on weaknesses that were never clear.  







But don't be discouraged, this challenge presents the light -







Where mono couples just settle, now you must strive to build what's right.







Horror stories abound, but the brighter side is this:







Through true building and growing, you can find true bliss.

You’re feeling stuck. On the one hand, you’re tired of struggling in your polyamorous relationships. The conflict, distance, and resentment are becoming too much. The relationship needs to be fixed.







But there’s a big issue: You’re not the one causing these problems. Your partner is to blame. And they don’t seem motivated to change.







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The holidays are a natural incubator for conflict. Especially if you’re in a polyamorous relationship. Here are four hacks that allow our polyamorous clients to not only survive the holidays but to create memories and experiences that bring their relationships even closer together.

Many people think jealousy is the cardinal sin of polyamory. But those feelings are normal. And when you use them the RIGHT way, jealousy can actually be the key to healing your relationship.

You and your partner agree to open your relationship under one condition: It’s JUST about sex. No feelings. And for a while that works out pretty well. But now it’s happened. Someone caught feelings. The other partner is feeling hurt and betrayed. And you’re both trying to figure out: what does a path forward even look like?