Minx and her listeners discuss loving more and polyamory, the lifestyle of being involved in more than one commited, long-term, loving relationship with the full knowledge and consent of all parties involved. In this community-driven show, each week Minx talks sex, relationships, communication, family, erotica, psychology, orgasms and anything else that comes up in the ins and outs of the daily polyamorous lifestyle.
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episode 535: Understanding asexuality
Justine of asexuality.org busts asexual myths and shares her experiences
0:00 Introduction and host chatUnder 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com
1:00 Host chat and announcementsThe University of Utah Relationship Decisions Lab is looking for survey respondents who are looking to open up their relationships for the first time or who have opened it up before but are looking to open up again. To participate, go to www.relationshipdecisions.org, click on the Participants tab and select Open Relationship Project link. And remember, it’s for science!
3:00 Interview: AsexualityJustine/Heart is a physicist by day who volunteers at www.asexuality.org and spoke to us about what asexuality is and how to find resources to learn more.
https://asexualoutreach.org/ for live meetups in North America
To reach Justine, go to the asexuality.org forums and message her.
24:15 FeedbackAndy from Ann Arbor called in to let us know about polyamory in a science fiction book by Nora Jemisin, The Fifth Season. The second book in the series has a poly triad seamlessly worked into the book, and the first two books in the trilogy won the Hugo award two years in a row.
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