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 547: Reassurances in long distance relationships
How to you reassure your new poly partner when you're going to be 8,000 miles away for the next three years?
0:00 Introduction and host chatUnder 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com
1:15 Announcements
- Congratulations to Brooklynn Clark on winning an advance copy of Love’s Not Color Blind: Race and Representation in Polyamorous and Other Alternative Communities
- We'll be at Southwest Love Festin Tucson, AZ April 7-9
- And we'll be at RelateCon in Boise, ID April 27-29
3:15 Listener question: how do I give reassurances in my long-distance relationship?
Veronica calls in to ask how to reassure her new poly partner who is now 8,000 miles away. Won’t this become a problem when they start seeing other people over the next three years? Minx says to ask her partner what he needs and to say what you need; LustyGuy says not to borrow trouble for something that isn’t yet an issue.
14:45 Feedback
Maria calls in to call Minx out on referring to LustyGuy as “already trained.”
18:00 Happy poly moment
Melissa writes in to share a happy poly moment as to how a solo poly partner can help enrich her partner and metamour’s relationship!
20:25 How to make this podcast better
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