What do you do if you’ve built your relationship around what you should want? How do you break out from societal norms to discover what you really want? Jacqueline shares her personal journey of going from a hetero-mono-normative marriage to a queer polyamorous relationship, including navigating jealousy, time, finances, and more.
This is the most comprehensive date night guide you will ever find! We share 30 date night (and day and weekend) ideas that have the power to transform your relationship(s) by adding connection, play, romance, variety, and eroticism.
Every now and then, relationship turmoil will arise - real or perceived - and send us spinning. These are the three tools you need to determine if your relationship is really at risk, or if you are simply responding to self-imposed fears.
Your go-to glossary guide! Here is a list of terms and definitions for the wide range of ethically non-monogamous relationship designs. Including polyamorous, open relationships, relationship anarchy, and more!
Arguing in a relationship is inevitable, but the merry-go-round fight doesn’t have to be. Emotionally Focused Therapy offers us tools to access our feelings - the root causes of our common repeated disagreements, and some advice on how to fight better.
More and more women are exploring what it is like to be physically or emotionally intimate with another woman. However, our heteronormative history can make the first time intimidating. These 3 steps can help you release your anxiety and lean into this magical experience.
Does the idea of talking money in your partnerships trigger a stress response? You're not alone, but financial planning is a part of any relationship design. Come along as we explore some strategies to simplify this difficult conversation.
There’s a victim in most of us - perhaps waiting for a path to salvation and healing. This is a journey to learn the distinction between caretaking and mutual care.
The idea of dating a sex worker can be intimidating in many ways, but this story is a wonderful guide for anyone who would like to be a supportive partner to a sex worker.
It’s is time to challenge the traditional relationship construct that has been handed to us, and instead, consciously co-design a relationship that aligns with our evolving needs, values, and desires.
As humans, we are very talented at distraction. We are masters of habit. So often we choose to ignore the parts of ourselves that are attached to painful thoughts and memories. But what would it be like to choose something different, to be truly present with your grief - if only for a few minutes? What would it be like if you consciously chose to sit with your grief and simply witness it?
We need to talk. Sound like a familiar and anxiety-inducing statement? You're not alone. We’re sharing 3 conversations you must have in your relationship.