People will be watching your polyamory journey—some may even judge—but meanwhile you’ve planted a seed. They’re watching because seeing you live authentically and navigate your relationships could resonate deeply with them, giving them the courage to confront the compulsory voices they’re suppressing within. By daring to be different and living your truth, you challenge the status quo, influencing people you might never have expected. So keep being yourself. Who knows what that seed you planted

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Many monogamous people who haven’t spent time in polyamorous communities assume that polyamorists are somehow immoral or undisciplined, largely because they’ve been taught that monogamy is the only valid way to express love. From a young age, most of us are socialized to equate exclusivity with devotion, possession with loyalty, and sexual restraint with moral integrity. In that framework, anyone who practices love outside those bounds is framed as unstable, selfish, or ruled by desire. But poly