Taking a look back at our post on boundaries, agreements, rules, and limits to continue this ongoing conversation, and build more nuance.

Continuing in our series on jealousy we break down more of the behaviors people engage in while jealous, often to avoid feeling other thing

This post delves into what that jealousy may be masking. What are the feelings under it, and how do those help you identify needs that

The first in a series on jealousy. Helping you understand what it is, what it isn't, and how to navigate it.

Continuing the series on emotional intimacy. How to address concerns when your relationship doesn't feel emotionally intimate.

This post is part of our ongoing series on emotional intimacy, what it is, how to cultivate it, and what to do if you're struggling with it.

Dating is hard!! It's even more complicated in todays world where so many things are virtual, and many don't understand nonmonogamy.

Learn what mutuality and autonomy are, the spectrum, and how to find the "sweet spot" where you feel safe, secure, and balanced in yourself.

People make agreements in nonmonogamy for many reasons, often it is to help avoid conflict and hurt feelings. Many early agreements fail.

Unicorn hunting has a really bad reputation in nonmonogamous communities, especially polyamorous ones. There is stigma, and ethical concerns

Listing five very common, but very difficult to follow or unhealthy, agreements in nonmonogamy.

Rules, agreements, and boundaries are all confusing and often interchanged. Here we help you learn about them, and how to identify yours.

Our final installment in the NRE series. Looking at what you want out of your relationship so you can choose how you act.

Continuing the NRE series. What is the difference between NRE and Love?

Continuing the NRE series. We discuss what attachment is, and how it impacts how we experience NRE!

What do "ethical" and "consensual" actually mean? How do those apply to your behaviors and decisions?

What is New Relationship Energy (NRE)? Why do people talk about it so much? What's there to fear about it?

Five problems that people often try to fix through nonmonogamy.