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6 Monogamous Characteristics Incompatible with ENM Part 3
Shared Resources and Time: Monogamous couples typically share their resources, time, and responsibilities with one partner.
In ethical non-monogamy, balancing resources and time among multiple partners requires careful consideration and negotiation. Transitioning without understanding the need for equitable distribution might result in feelings of neglect or unfairness.
In case you missed them — Part 1 and Part 2. Up next are Part 4, Part 5, and Part 6.
COMMENT
Find out how a Midwestern girl came to choosing her path as a Holistic Somatic Sexual Wellness Practitioner/Educator who is a certified Sexological Bodyworker (CSB); a Somatica® Relationship, Sex & Intimacy Coach; and a Women’s Empowerment & Pleasure Advocate.
Discovering and being honest about the type of open relationship you want to have with your partner is an integral step to enjoying the entire experience even more.
Many relationship therapists are trained in monogamy-based frameworks — which means when non-monogamous clients seek support, they often get advice that does more harm than good.
How Taylor transitioned into ethical non-monogamy, why she wrote the book An African-American Guide to Ethical Non-Monogamy, and the launch of THE SERIES
Emotional Monogamy: Emotional exclusivity is a common characteristic of monogamous relationships, where partners often seek emotional fulfillment exclusively from each other.