Tolyamory, a term coined by relationship podcaster Dan Savage, describes a relationship dynamic where one or both partners tolerate their partner’s sexual or romantic contact outside the relationship without explicit consent. This article explores the complexities of tolyamory, its potential causes, and how to navigate this non-consensual form of non-monogamy.
This article explores Gen Z’s growing preference for monogamous relationships, challenging the idea that non-monogamy is the future. It delves into the reasons behind this shift, examining the misuse of ethical non-monogamy, the lack of real-world examples of successful long-term polyamory, and the allure of stability in a world that feels uncertain. The article also discusses how the digitalization of dating has contributed to a desire for simpler, more traditional relationships.
Alice Lovegood, a 29-year-old sex worker and content creator, shares a week-long glimpse into her polyamorous relationship with her husband Matt and girlfriend Reed. Explore their unique dynamic, from playful intimacy and open communication to passionate encounters and the challenges of navigating a non-monogamous lifestyle.
In open relationships, defining and maintaining boundaries is crucial. This story explores a situation where an individual’s actions within an open relationship, though not explicitly defined as cheating, still caused a sense of betrayal. The author analyzes the nature of cheating, emphasizing that it involves depriving the other person of choice, knowledge, or the ability to address issues within the relationship. Despite the challenges, the author remains optimistic about the growth and reassessment opportunities that can arise from navigating these boundaries.
