Jezebel had a short article on Polyamory yesterday that links to longer, more interesting articles on the subject. Okay, marginally more interesting articles, but it’s nice to see that we’re making it into the NYT and the WaPo. Something about us is going mainstream. The WaPo seems to think that we’re all old farts. Ok… [...]
Posts Tagged ‘polyamory’
Following the breadcrumb trail on Polyamory
Posted in relationships, sex, tagged difference, marriage, poly, polyamory, relationships on October 7, 2008 | 2 Comments »
More on polyamory and making a context for flirting
Posted in relationships, Uncategorized, tagged alienation, alt-sex, alternative lifestyles, poly, polyamory, relationships on July 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Following up on my posts, The Ethics of Being the Other One (vaguely) and Flirting Within Context, as well as Goose’s post entitled Lounge, who mentions this article from The Stranger, Seattle’s Daily Newspaper, the subject of which is basically summed up by a paragraph from the article: Max and I were at the gym [...]
Ethics of being the other one
Posted in polyamory, relationships, sex, tagged affairs, ethics, morality, other man, other woman, poly, polyamory, relationships, sex on May 23, 2008 | 1 Comment »
As a followup to my recent post on The Affairs of Men , I’ve started considering the ethics of being The Other One. The Other Woman or The Other Man. I’ve actually had some experience with this. I’m 90% certain that I have, at least. 10% of me leaves open the possibility that she wasn’t [...]
The affairs of men
Posted in relationships, sex, tagged affairs, divorce, feminism, marriage, open marriage, open relationships, polyamory, relationships, sex, sexuality on May 22, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I was sent this article earlier today, entitled The Affairs of Men. If nothing else, it’s an excellent article for illustrating the mainstream United States view on gender differences, sexuality, secrets, and polyamory/open-relationships. By all other accounts, it’s irritating, backward, and the author’s conclusions make me cringe for him, his wife, and the thousands of [...]
