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Managing Metamours in Polyamorous Relationships

The ins and outs of having a partner with other partners

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Almost every relationship you have as a human being requires interaction with the other person’s friends, family, coworkers, or aquaintances. In polyamorous relationships, a facet to this is the relationships you have with your metamours. Simply put, a metamour is your partner’s other…

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Exploring polyamory and ethical non-monogamy in modern times.

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Rachael Hope

Rachael Hope

Polyamorous, loud laughing unapologetic feminist, rad fatty, and epic sweet tooth.

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