The PolyPhoria Blog
Welcome to my blog about my polyamorous journey over three and a half decades! PolyPhoria means "many states" and, as someone who's experienced MANY different dynamics, orientations and structures in my relationships, that really resonated. Here I share what I've learned, and am learning, about how to have healthier relationships with others and with myself!
Weaponized Autonomy
Prioritizing a Partner is NOT Hierarchy
Finding Balance in Polyamory
Speaking Their Love Language: an Obligation or a Choice?
I wrote this in response to an online post which stated that learning a partner's love language was never intended for you to feel obligated to fill their needs in that way. The person posting went on to say, "If you tell me your love language as a means of MAKING me...
I Have Feelings
I have feelings. They are not easily hurt but they have been bruised too many times to count. They have learned to guard themselves. They have been taught that loving someone doesn't solve all problems. They have been shown that vulnerability often leads to fear,...
My Top 20 Tips for Great Group Sex
So, you've decided to dip your toes into group sex? OR you have before but are hoping to increase the odds of a positive experience? OR you just are curious AF? I've got you. Here are my... Top 20 Tips for Great Group Sex! 1. Don't hoard someone's time and body...
Testimonial
“After being 'poly-bombed' by my ex-wife and spending two years in a downright abusive situation I had some significant trauma attached to polyamory so when my girlfriend wanted to start dating other people it was somewhat difficult for me to get on board. Fortunately, I had seen some recommendations for Leanne (and Greg) in a support group I was a part of so I had a few sessions with her to see if she could help me work through some of the issues I was experiencing that traditional therapy wasn't really helping with. The sessions were great, she really gave me a number of really useful tools to help analyze and manage the feelings I was dealing with. She also helped me really examine what my boundaries are and how to effectively communicate them. She's been really great to work with and I highly recommend that anyone who is struggling meet with her to see if she can help.”
Julie
Pennsylvania, USA
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