Category: Newsletter

Q&A: What to Do with Intimate Mementos After a Breakup?

Breakups bring tough questions—like whether to delete intimate mementos such as sex tapes or photos. Should you keep them or let them go? Discover why giving yourself time to heal, securing storage, and revisiting the decision later can help you honor your emotions while respecting boundaries. Let’s navigate this together.

I’m The Most Monogamous I’ve Ever Been…

What happens when two nonmonogamous souls agree to temporary monogamy? For me and my partner, it’s been a surprising journey of deeper connection, better sex, and newfound peace. Explore how the option of future openness can transform commitment and why flexibility in love might be the key to lasting happiness.

Relationship Hack: The Bell and Whistle Solution

Relationship Hack: The Bell and Whistle Solution

Struggling with your partner’s habits but can’t find the right words? Discover how a simple bell and whistle transformed our communication, making it fun and effective. Learn how to turn your relationship’s rough patches into opportunities for growth and laughter!

Don’t Assume, Ask: Navigating Communication in Relationships

Don’t Assume, Ask: Navigating Communication in Relationships

In non-monogamous relationships, clear communication is crucial. Julia and Zain’s story shows how assumptions can lead to hurt feelings and misunderstandings. By openly discussing their boundaries and expectations, they were able to strengthen their connection. Don’t assume, ask! And build a relationship that respects everyone’s needs.

Is Casual Sex Nonmonogamy? Exploring the Land of Singledom

Is Casual Sex Nonmonogamy? Exploring the Land of Singledom

Contrary to popular belief, nonmonogamy isn’t exclusive to those in committed relationships. Singles can also practice nonmonogamy, engaging in multiple connections simultaneously. Today, we’ll dive into the unpartnered side of the relationship landscape and look into the different options available for unattached individuals.