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Ep 28: Defining and Identifying Alternative Lifestyles - Breakups in Polyamory
Identifying relationship styles can be helpful in a few ways. It helps establish expectations, connect people to a community, and find the people that fit your lifestyle. All styles of relationships are difficult, and some have more attached to them than others. But no matter what the relationship style is, keep in mind that the point of finding a partner who is a good, healthy match isn't so you can enjoy a carefree relationship without any triggers. The point is to find someone safe enough to be triggered by to do the hard work to face these triggers. Find that person that makes you feel safe enough to mess up with.Abbie and Antonio discuss muscle mommies, early criticism, defining and identifying our relationship styles, anxious attachment (again), dating couples, quality over quantity, and breakups while polyamorous.