Consensual nonmonogamy is possible, but is it right for your relationship?
Consensual nonmonogamy is possible, but is it right for your relationship?
Consensual nonmonogamy is possible, but is it right for your relationship?
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If consensual nonmonogamy is difficult to comprehend, here's a good place to start learning.
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Nonmonogamy can be a lot to ask of a partner, but careful and considerate communication helps.
Communication and self-examination are key to polyamorous relationships.