UPDATED Nonmonogamous Relationship Agreements Checklist
Categories, dialogue prompts, and examples of agreements to design your relationship structure and align expectations.

Certified Sexologist; Intimacy, Relationship, & Nonmonogamy Coach
Laura is passionate about helping you dismantle shame, build connection, and embrace radical authenticity in love, sex, and selfhood. Specialization in desire discrepancy, nonmonogamy, queer identity, and kink.
Laura is passionate about helping you dismantle shame, build connection, and embrace radical authenticity in love, sex, and selfhood. Specialization in desire discrepancy, nonmonogamy, queer identity, and kink.
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Categories, dialogue prompts, and examples of agreements to design your relationship structure and align expectations.

On enemies-to-lovers, queer desire, and the fine line between eroticizing jealousy and letting competition win the relationship.

Expanding the definition of "polysaturation". Or do we need another word?

Is "brutal polyamory" the answer?

The necessity of friction and repair in achieving true intimacy.

On sexless slut eras and sex as validation.

Response to an inquiry from a follower.

On control, complicity, and the problematic violence we romanticize when relationships fall apart.

And how to hold both at once.

How curiosity, attunement, consent, safety, and sexual pleasure are inextricably linked.

Responses to questions submitted in comments, DMs, and here on Substack.

The subtle art of disclosure in nonmonogamous relationship.

Limerence and NRE are dirty words these days. But let's not do away with deliciousness altogether, eh?

Cultivating sustainable intimacy in relationship is an artistic endeavor.

Can you build a family while living ethically non-monogamously? Here's how to think about stability, structure, and raising kids in a poly household.

Our nervous system's need for safety can inhibit repair. The remedy is mutual courage and mutual generosity.

A tease ahead of my talk with the Sexual Health Alliance

Everything I wish I knew. From the Safety Director at a prominent play party in LA.

When your partner expects you to hold space for their anger—but you can't. Plus: how to stay grounded when opening up brings big feelings.

Heated Rivalry as trauma reclamation.
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