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8 Signs Polyamory is for You
Do you wonder what it is like to be in a polyamorous relationship? Do you currently have an romantic interest in two or more people or thinking of getting into polyamorous dating? Well, congrats! You're not alone. Polyamory has come to be an umbrella term for various forms of non-monogamous, multi-partner relationships, or non-exclusive sexual or romantic relationships. If you're wonder if you're a polyamorous, then this video might be for you. We share the 8 signs that maybe polyamory dating is not so bad. There's no agenda with this video. We just want to raise awareness on a topic that's hard to talk about.
#polyamory #polyamorousdating #psych2go
Sources for further readings:
The 4 Types of Polyamory-
https://youtu.be/woh5tm61DHo
What about Polyamory
https://youtu.be/kofy5PSMuUQ
Credits:
Writer: Lara Blackheart
Script Writer: Daniela
Animator: Naye Meneses
Editor: Steven Wu
Voice over: Lily Hu
Manager: Wendy Hu
Producer: Psych2Go
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