so, people who are in a throuple think it doesn’t make sense to limit yourself to just one person to be in a relationship with. but a throuple relationship is only three people, whereas a polyamorous one can be any number of people. [read: unicorn hunting – how to find a third sexual partner and do it right] this one might be a little tricky to understand. if you want a successful throuple relationship, you’re going to need to make …

as you’ve probably figured out, “throuple” is a combination of the words “three” and “couple.” the term refers to three people who are linked in some way by a romantic or sexual relationship or both. so, it’s up to you and your partners to decide what the rules of your relationship will be. polyamory stands for “many loves.” it describes people who openly participate in concurrent sexual and romantic relationships, (with the consent of all parties involved.) but polyamorous relationships …

are you currently in a throuple relationship? it is important to keep in mind that when you have been in a relationship for more than two years, whether that’s with one person or multiple, that you may be considered to be in a “de facto relationship,” with one or more person. furthermore, if you are married and also have a relationship or relationships with other people outside of the marriage, you can also be in held to be in a …

while some polyamorous relationships consist of a group of people who all have relationships with each other—considered a “closed” polyamorous relationship—others have partners who may or may not know the other people the partners are involved in. but one thing is consistent: polyamory is all about respect, open communication, and the ability to live love on terms that work for the people involved in the relationship. it avoids a lot of clashing when everyone can directly communicate.” stryker jokes that …

whatever form of non-monogamy you practice or are interested in exploring, you and your partner(s) will have to navigate things like boundaries, safe sex, and jealousy. support networks are integral in creating lasting change, and i enjoy working with families for this reason. i am especially skilled in working with you to address worries related to relationships and attachment, anxiety, self-esteem and body image, depression and life transitions. i greatly enjoy working with young and/or emerging adults, working professionals, differently …