Bisexual Visibility Month
September is Bisexual Visibility Month, and I’m thrilled to announce I’ll be hosting another panel in Chicago - but this time, we’re making it unapologetically
Real stories from real people navigating the beautiful mess of non-monogamy. From first-date butterflies to jealousy spirals and everything in between—these writers are sharing their unfiltered journeys so you can learn, relate, and feel a little less alone in yours.

September is Bisexual Visibility Month, and I’m thrilled to announce I’ll be hosting another panel in Chicago - but this time, we’re making it unapologetically

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

Trust and jealousy are not opposites — you can trust your partner completely and still feel your stomach drop the moment they walk out the door for a date. That

When the first woman you find yourself attracted to is you...

Dismantling power dynamics and biphobia in non-monogamy

A Pride Month reflection on bisexuality, polyamory, visibility, and the courage to be seen (Plus an invitation to a free online community gathering)

Yin, Svadhaya and the Rebellion of Stillness

What Yoga Taught me about Love, Identity and Unlearning the Binary

What does Pride mean when you love outside the lines? Kitty Chambliss reflects on queerness, ethical non-monogamy, and 20+ years of loving authentically.

An ENM coach reads a romance novel at midnight and finds something real. Here's what Heated Rivalry taught Kitty Chambliss about love, trust, and non-monogamy.

Gina spent decades healing — therapy, books, workshops. Then, approaching 60, she found what had always been missing. A real story about ENM and transformation.

Calvin was so afraid of losing the man he loved that he could not breathe. Five years later, he is engaged. A real story about trust and non-monogamy.

Insurance audits, ethics boards silent on fascism, and hiding half her life at work — an ENM coach explains why she walked away from therapy to serve her.

I’ve been non-monogamous for 10 whole years - and it all started in 2016 when I was still at school! I was 17 years old, and in my first open relationship with

Bad queer experiences do not invalidate your identity. One bisexual person explains how discovering role and type finally made it click.

Blackness, atheism, non-monogamy — identity isn't a fixed point, it's a constellation. How positionality shapes the way we love and connect.

Everything they said I couldn’t be…and how I became it anyway

Heated Rivalry as trauma reclamation.

Written by : Tamar Simone Weir Even though Sex and the City is quite problematic, Eurocentric, transphobic and has not aged well, something that I appreciate ab

It's Bisexuality Awareness Week - so be aware that I am proudly bi and polyamorous! 💕

Written by: Tamar Simone Weir I've worked in many schools, in many educational spaces, and with LOTS of kids, so many it's hard to count....

I have no problem with kink, fetish, and/or swinging events - I’ve attended a few myself! - and obviously, the groups overlap a lot. But please, if your event i

When queer people mock polyamory, they undermine the very freedoms the community fights for. Leanne Yau calls out the contradiction and asks us to do better.

The one penis or vagina policy isn't a boundary — it's biphobia with a relationship label. Here's why it's problematic and needs to go.

Dear bi/pansexuals, I know you THINK you're being trans-affirming when you say things like "As a bi/pansexual, I love pre-op trans women because they've got the

Friendly reminder that bisexual polyamorous folks don't owe you a polycule with partners of different genders, and aren't “less bisexual" if they have multiple

Pride month always brings back memories of coming out - and mine starts with a wild, chaotic bisexual on screen.

Symbiosexuality means being attracted to a couple's dynamic, not the individuals. Here's what this emerging microlabel means and who it fits.

“Polyamory is something that sex-crazed men made up to manipulate their girlfriends!"

The idea that one can't/shouldn't be loud and proud about being bisexual in a monogamous relationship without it being viewed as cheating comes from the harmful

Friendly reminder: polyamorous people are FAR more likely to be queer and/or trans than the average monogamous population, and in general far more likely to be

Why I'm still talking about being bisexual... and Love is Blind.

PSA: the "bi" in "bisexual" does not mean "attraction to both men and women". It means "both homosexual and heterosexual" -attraction to your own gender and OTH

In 2016, I started identifying as bi, and I have been dating across the gender spectrum since 2017. But, it took nearly a decade for me to develop security in m

I'm agender because I'm too autistic to even think about gender as a concept. There are days when I literally don't feel human because of all the social rules t

It’s been 4 years since I started this page 🎂 Let me re-introduce myself...

Happy Pride! A celebration of loving freely, queerly, and unapologetically — and what it really means to build a life on your own terms.

In 2016, when I was 40 freaking years old and a divorced mother of three, I had a doctor tell me I should not consent to having barrier-free sex with anyone who

April is Autism Awareness Month, so I thought I’d talk about what it’s like being autistic and polyamorous. I realised there weren’t a huge number of resources

A common complaint I see on the internet when it comes to polyamory is, “Why is it always one man and two women?” While there are definitely many MMF/FMF, FFF,
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