Links for October 29th, 2008

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Polyamory in the News: More from Poly Pride Weekend: my speech, and others

Maybe it’s now time for us to pay less attention to just pushing the polyamory-awareness movement, and more to steering it.

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Powerfully Processing Pain

No matter what, pain happens. How do we live with it in a way that is most likely to open us and the world around us into greater ease and fulfilment?

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Culture of Polyamory

On Kittens and the Very Invented Culture of Polyamory

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LOVE ME TWO (OR MORE) TIMES

Monogamy not cutting it? Maybe you're a polyamorist

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Compersion For Beginners

Can you imagine taking pleasure in your boyfriend's feelings for someone else? That's compersion.

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Random Musings: How to be a poly-friendly person

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Polyamory and Open Relationships

We will offer the perspectives of each person in our family: Roland and Juliette, married since 1998, and Laurel, who has been Roland's other love since the summer of 2007.

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