
Show Notes
They say three’s a crowd, or is it? For some, polyamory is the way they find love and community, a throuple or polycule can be just as fulfilling as the idea of one person being your ‘missing piece’. Polyamorists can find monogamy oppressive and limiting, and if you think polyamory is about “the sex” you are wrong. Relationship agreements, consent and communication to diffuse jealousy are all key tenets.
In this episode of 3 Finger Salute, we’ll speak to a non-binary, bisexual college professor about their poly lifestyle. Be prepared to dispense with your preconceived notions and learn more about the joys and challenges of living polyamory.
GUEST: "Jamie," is using a pseudonym.
This episode is ideal for listeners interested in polyamory, throuple dynamics and alternative romantic connection.
On 3 Finger Salute, join Natasha, Mike, and Kristin as we try to find the middle ground on everything from OnlyFans, to Psychics, to Polyamory Devotees. We often disagree, occasionally agree to disagree, but we never disrespect. If you are interested in finding the middle ground on topical issues through fiery but balanced debate, 3 Finger Salute promises you unfiltered perspectives with candid, funny charm.
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