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A World Beyond Monogamy: How People Make Polyamory and Open Relationships Work and What we can all Learn From Them
Jonathan Kent
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Meg-John Barker
(Preface by)
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Luminastra Press
· Paperback
A World Beyond Monogamy: How People Make Polyamory and Open Relationships Work and What we can all Learn From Them - Kent, Jonathan ; Barker, Meg-John
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Synopsis "A World Beyond Monogamy: How People Make Polyamory and Open Relationships Work and What we can all Learn From Them"
Skills to make every relationship better. We're living through a relationship revolution. Millions around the world are moving beyond coupledom to explore multiple consensual romantic and/or sexual connections. One in five Americans are thought to have experimented with 'monogamish, ' open relationships, swinging, polyamory, or relationship anarchy and more with the knowledge and consent of all those involved. But to make these relationships work consensually, non monogamous people have to supercharge relating skills like communication and negotiation, skills that can benefit us all, whether we love many or just one. In this ground-breaking book former BBC and Reuters journalist Jonathan Kent takes a comprehensive took at the frontiers of love and sex; the triumphs, the pitfalls, the tools one needs, the lessons we can all learn. A World Beyond Monogamy draws on the first hand experience of scores of people from six continents who are writing their own relationship rules, as well as on the expertise of biologists, sociologists, psychologists, and philosophers.
