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Hi Xtin As I mentioned in my post, anyone (including primary couples, even legally married ones) are certainly free to determine how "out" they want to be. That said, nonprimary partners should be similarly free to decide how out, or how closeted, we're willing to be about our own...

Hi, folks Yesterday was National Coming Out Day -- which isn't just an LGBTQ thing. It's for us poly folk too. So I did a post on SoloPoly.net (a blog for, by, and about poly/open people who don't have and maybe don't want a primary-style partner) about "outness" issues. Especially how being...

Thanks, I just published my first guest post! Thanks Cindie & Meera FYI, today I published my first guest post on SoloPoly.net: http://solopoly.net/2012/09/27/davids-story-first-be-a-strong-individual/ It's a great piece, I'm so honored to be able to run it. I'd love to have more guest...

thanks NYC cindie & Meera Reed Quick note on a busy day, but thanks so much for sharing your experiences! Helps me put my own experience into context. BTW, I'm blogging my experience as a solo poly person at: Http://solopoly.net I'm publishing there guest posts by other solo poly folk. Let...

Hi, folks New to this forum, but I've been poly for well over a decade. I'm a single woman in midlife, a successful independent professional who enjoys my autonomy, and I don't have (and am not seeking) a "primary" life partner. The confluence of these characteristics seems to make me kind of...