If you don't understand being in a polyamorous relationship, it can be hard to see all of the benefits of a polyamorous relationship, but there are a lot! If you're wondering why people would ever enter into a relationship like this, take a look below! I've got all of the top benefits of a polyamorous relationship that proves that these types of relationships can absolutely work -- for the people who want them, of course; they're definitely not for everyone! So girls, you ready to dive deep into a polyamorous relationship?
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1. Expands Your Options for Intimate Relating
When you are in a polyamorous relationship, it can actually expand exactly how you relate to other people intimately. Being in this type of relationship will force you to open up a lot and honestly, that is one of the top benefits of a polyamorous relationship! Who wouldn't want to be more intimate with people?
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Being polyamorous often means that you're exposed to a broader spectrum of emotional experiences and connections. This setup encourages a deep exploration of your desires and the boundaries within your relationships. It's like having access to a larger emotional palette—from the tender to the passionate, and everything in between. With more partners, intimacy becomes a multifaceted gem, each relationship reflecting a unique hue of trust, affection, and understanding. This rich tapestry of intimate experiences can lead to greater personal growth and a more expansive understanding of love itself.
I think one of the coolest things is the emotional support you get from multiple partners. You have different people to lean on for different needs, and it's just nice to have more love in your life.
Absolutely! You're constantly talking about feelings, boundaries, and needs with multiple partners. It makes you a rockstar communicator!
Well, when you're managing multiple relationships, you learn a lot about yourself. You become more self-aware and better at managing your time and emotions.
Totally! There's this sense of freedom because you're not tied down to one person. You can explore different connections and experiences freely.
Oh yes, without a doubt! More partners mean more adventures and experiences. It's like your social life is always buzzing with excitement.
2. Lessens Pressure
Another great benefit of this type of relationship is that it lessens the pressure your partner puts on you to have sex with them, or vice versa. If you are in a relationship with three people, that doesn't exactly mean that you need to have sex as three people. Some couples actually stick with having sex with one another at different times. If you aren't in the mood? Send your partner to the second extension of your relationship!
I think one of the coolest things is the emotional support you get from multiple partners. You have different people to lean on for different needs, and it's just nice to have more love in your life.
Absolutely! You're constantly talking about feelings, boundaries, and needs with multiple partners. It makes you a rockstar communicator!
Well, when you're managing multiple relationships, you learn a lot about yourself. You become more self-aware and better at managing your time and emotions.
Totally! There's this sense of freedom because you're not tied down to one person. You can explore different connections and experiences freely.
Oh yes, without a doubt! More partners mean more adventures and experiences. It's like your social life is always buzzing with excitement.
3. Adds Support
I think that polyamorous relationships are some of the most interesting relationships in the world – because of all of the support that they have! While there might be some obvious complications, just because being in a relationship with three people can be difficult, the support there is impeccable!
I think one of the coolest things is the emotional support you get from multiple partners. You have different people to lean on for different needs, and it's just nice to have more love in your life.
Absolutely! You're constantly talking about feelings, boundaries, and needs with multiple partners. It makes you a rockstar communicator!
Well, when you're managing multiple relationships, you learn a lot about yourself. You become more self-aware and better at managing your time and emotions.
Totally! There's this sense of freedom because you're not tied down to one person. You can explore different connections and experiences freely.
Oh yes, without a doubt! More partners mean more adventures and experiences. It's like your social life is always buzzing with excitement.
4. Deep Non-Sexual Friendships
Like I said, there are some relationships where all of the members do have sex, but there are also some other polyamorous relationships where that is not the case. What that means is that friendship lies at the root of these types of relationships – and a lot of the time, they are completely non-sexual! These are incredible friendships that can't be broken!
I think one of the coolest things is the emotional support you get from multiple partners. You have different people to lean on for different needs, and it's just nice to have more love in your life.
Absolutely! You're constantly talking about feelings, boundaries, and needs with multiple partners. It makes you a rockstar communicator!
Well, when you're managing multiple relationships, you learn a lot about yourself. You become more self-aware and better at managing your time and emotions.
Totally! There's this sense of freedom because you're not tied down to one person. You can explore different connections and experiences freely.
Oh yes, without a doubt! More partners mean more adventures and experiences. It's like your social life is always buzzing with excitement.
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5. Keeps the Love Alive
Do you ever see a huge fight in a polyamorous relationship? While I'm sure that they happen, there also seems to be a ton of love in there and they really, really know how to keep it alive. Not only with sex, but in these types of relationships, they know how to have fun and really have a deep understanding of what it means to be together!
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One of the remarkable things about polyamory is the way it redefines what it means to nurture a relationship. In polyamorous dynamics, there is an emphasis on communication and emotional intelligence, which is crucial for maintaining multiple healthy relationships. They're usually adept at discussing feelings, desires, and boundaries, which means issues are less likely to fester and more likely to be resolved in a loving manner. This approach can actually reduce the frequency and intensity of disagreements. Love isn’t just an emotion that is passively expected to endure—it's actively cultivated. Whether through shared experiences or open dialogues, the romantic flame is continuously stoked, ensuring it burns brightly through every connection.
I think one of the coolest things is the emotional support you get from multiple partners. You have different people to lean on for different needs, and it's just nice to have more love in your life.
Absolutely! You're constantly talking about feelings, boundaries, and needs with multiple partners. It makes you a rockstar communicator!
Well, when you're managing multiple relationships, you learn a lot about yourself. You become more self-aware and better at managing your time and emotions.
Totally! There's this sense of freedom because you're not tied down to one person. You can explore different connections and experiences freely.
Oh yes, without a doubt! More partners mean more adventures and experiences. It's like your social life is always buzzing with excitement.
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6. Inner Growth
A polyamorous relationship might not be for everyone, but it is definitely a relationship that is all about inner growth. If this type of relationship works for you and you can actually do it, then you'll learn so much about yourself! There is absolutely nothing like having multiple partners knowing you inside and out, and there is really a lot less room for insecurities in these types of relationships.
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Engaging in polyamory often demands advanced communication skills, self-reflection, and emotional maturity. You'll find yourself diving deep into the nuances of jealousy, time-management, and boundaries, which could lead to profound self-improvement. As you navigate this complex emotional landscape, the challenges can become opportunities for personal growth, expanding your understanding of love, and enhancing your emotional resilience. These experiences enrich your emotional toolkit, leaving you better equipped to handle various situations in life with grace and empathy.
I think one of the coolest things is the emotional support you get from multiple partners. You have different people to lean on for different needs, and it's just nice to have more love in your life.
Absolutely! You're constantly talking about feelings, boundaries, and needs with multiple partners. It makes you a rockstar communicator!
Well, when you're managing multiple relationships, you learn a lot about yourself. You become more self-aware and better at managing your time and emotions.
Totally! There's this sense of freedom because you're not tied down to one person. You can explore different connections and experiences freely.
Oh yes, without a doubt! More partners mean more adventures and experiences. It's like your social life is always buzzing with excitement.
7. Increased Individuality
Finally girls, the last benefit of a polyamorous relationship is just knowing yourself and learning all about yourself as an individual. In a coupled relationship, it is very easy to slip right into 'we' instead of 'I' and with that, you can lose yourself. In a polyamorous, that is less likely.
So girls, while a polyamorous relationship might not work for everyone, it is definitely something that you should look into if you are looking for something different! What other benefits of a polyamorous relationship do you see out there? Have you ever been in one?
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Dawn: No way I could do it-I am way too jealous to see the person I love with someone else
Melissa: What's a polyamorous relationship?
Live: Wise words spoken.
Sha: Polyamory is the practice, desire, or acceptance of having more than one intimate relationship at a time with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved. It is distinct from swinging (which emphasizes sex with others as merely recreational) and may or may not include polysexuality (attraction towards multiple genders and/or sexes). People whom, voice their negative opinions, obviously have no knowledge or education on the polyamory. To each their own, no need to bash something you dont understand or agree with.
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