Surprising Ways Being Poly Makes Us Better Parents (Even When Our Kids Don’t Know)

Includes guidance for kids of different ages! Let’s be honest – this life takes work Let’s start with some real talk. Being poly isn’t the easy path, especially as a parent. (Though being monogamous actually sounds harder to me, because of all the suppression it would require… but I digress). Choosing this unconventional path requires […]

How to Approach Difficult Conversations with Your Partner (Without Feeling Shut Down or Blowing Up Your Relationship)

You’re not a bad partner for wanting more, you’re just growing. And you deserve to have honest, expansive conversations, even the uncomfortable ones. This guide walks you through how to start those conversations with care, clarity, and a high chance of success. And at the very end I’ll share 2 unexpected, research-based tips that make […]

How Self-Sabotage Shows Up in Your Relationship (and What You Can Do About It)

You want closeness. You want to feel chosen. You want ease, affection, shared goals, a touch of magic, and some damn space to breathe. But if you’re like most people, you may be reacting in ways that sabotage the very things you say you want. Most people don’t realize they’re self-sabotaging until the damage has […]

The Passionate Partners Relationship

You Have Chemistry and Connection.  Let’s Deepen It. You’re that couple. People see you and want what you got – chemistry, attraction, and excitement flow easily between you. It’s a beautiful thing! Maybe New Relationship Energy is in full effect, but when those chemicals wear off, what’s left behind? Deep emotional intimacy requires more than […]

The Conflict-Avoidant Couple

You’re not fighting, but you’re also not fully seen or known. On paper, your relationship works—you rarely argue, and you genuinely enjoy each other’s company. But beneath that surface calm lies a quieter issue: important conversations never happen. You sidestep anything that might cause tension, so problems stay buried. Over time, that emotional avoidance creates […]

Good But Not Great” Relationship

The Overburdened Pair

Love is still there, but it’s buried under responsibilities. You’re surviving, not thriving. Description: You genuinely care for one another, but the demands of life have taken over. Between work, parenting, aging parents, bills, or the endless to-do list, your days are packed and your emotional reserves are running low. The relationship has shifted into […]