Polyamory Weekly
Summary: Minx and her listeners discuss loving more and polyamory, the lifestyle of being involved in more than one commited, long-term, loving relationship with the full knowledge and consent of all parties involved. In this community-driven show, each week Minx talks sex, relationships, communication, family, erotica, psychology, orgasms and anything else that comes up in the ins and outs of the daily polyamorous lifestyle.
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Podcasts:
How do we practice poly responsibly during the coronavirus pandemic? Is it OK to move my metamour in with me rather than not see her for the duration of enforced social isolation?
What do you do when you have one romantic partner and your partner, who recently decided against sex-only partnerships, has none? Do relationships have to be equivalent to be fair?
Advice from six different therapists, relationship coaches, and body workers on navigating holiday family events as a polyamorous person
Listener Katie has abandonment issues, but she doesn't know how to ask her partners for help when they come up. How does she ask her partners for what she needs?
We interview a munch organizer and field audience questions about polyamory at the Close In BDSM munch in Portland, Oregon.
J broke up with her metamour because she was triggering J's PTSD, but the metamour still "butts in" on J's dates with her partner. How does she handle this poly situation?
After four years, listener Newseeker is tired of asking her husband's permission every time she wants to go on a date with her partner of three years. How long should she accommodate her monogamous husband's slow pace?
A polyamorous listener is engaged to her fiancée, who just came out as straight. How does she cope with not having sex with her soon-to-be wife? Will practicing poly with others lessen the impact of not having sex with her wife?
Kevin Patterson and Alana Phelan, coauthors of For Hire: Operator and the soon-to-be-released For Hire: Audition, talk about why they write a queer poly superhero universe, how authors can be more inclusive, and what fiction they are reading.
Minx and Lusty Guy give poly relationship advice to a listener whose boyfriend's wife cheated on them, and now the boyfriend and his wife are divorcing. The boyfriend and our listener are still together, however, but our listener now feels like a homewrecker.
A listener asks what to do when love does feel like a zero sum game. His wife suggested polyamory, took another partner, and now our listener feels like the already-scarce sexual resources became even more scarce. Is her new partner getting all the sex and leaving him with none?
A listener asks if her new boyfriend is emotionally unavailable, will poly help? She really likes their casual connection, but recent events led her to feel insecure... and then the topic of polyamory came up.
Celebrating the amazing sex-positive activist Allena Gabosch, who gave us a big scare last week. She founded the Wet Spot/Center for Sex Positive Culture in Seattle, and she is the kindest, most tolerant person you'll ever meet. We're so glad she told cancer to f*ck off this week, so we're celebrating her life!
My boyfriend and I transitioned from a don't-ask-don't-tell relationship to full honest and transparent communication, more like polyamory. Now I want to meet my formerly DADT metamour when she comes to visit him next month. Is that OK?
I'm in a polyamorous relationship. My metamour and I get along great, and I need a roommate. Will it muck things up if I ask them to move in?
