When you find yourself a single parent, it can be a really exciting time to forge a new path for you and your family. Lots of us find ourselves questioning our long-held beliefs about love, sex, and romance, and it can be a great time to make big changes. You may want to explore different types of relationship like polyamory or other forms of non-monogamy/multi-gamy...but how do you start? and will your kids be ok?
I talk to the relationship coach and expert in all things challenging mono-normative mindsets, Roy Graff, on some of the taboos and fears single mums face when they consider opening up to the non-exclusive.
-What is non-monogamy and how can it work?
-What can you expect when you first start challenging your previous value systems?
-How do go about "coming out" to friends, family and co-parents?
-Is it safe and healthy for kids to be around?
This was such a wonderful conversation to have, and I can't thank Roy enough for coming and sharing his wisdom. If you are in a non-monogamous dynamic, are thinking it might be something to explore, or even if you are just curious about how it might work around parenting, this one is for you.
Go and find Roy at www.openrelating.love or on Insta, Facebook, and Twitter @openrelating
When you find yourself a single parent, it can be a really exciting time to forge a new path for you and your family. Lots of us find ourselves questioning our long-held beliefs about love, sex, and romance, and it can be a great time to make big changes. You may want to explore different types of relationship like polyamory or other forms of non-monogamy/multi-gamy...but how do you start? and will your kids be ok?
I talk to the relationship coach and expert in all things challenging mono-normative mindsets, Roy Graff, on some of the taboos and fears single mums face when they consider opening up to the non-exclusive.
-What is non-monogamy and how can it work?
-What can you expect when you first start challenging your previous value systems?
-How do go about "coming out" to friends, family and co-parents?
-Is it safe and healthy for kids to be around?
This was such a wonderful conversation to have, and I can't thank Roy enough for coming and sharing his wisdom. If you are in a non-monogamous dynamic, are thinking it might be something to explore, or even if you are just curious about how it might work around parenting, this one is for you.
Go and find Roy at www.openrelating.love or on Insta, Facebook, and Twitter @openrelating