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On Bringing My Best Self to Relationships
Leave a commentFebruary 2, 2020 by aggiesez
Here’s something I’ve learned through long experience practicing solo polyamory, that I really didn’t quite get otherwise: Since I prefer …
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Resuming this blog
2January 31, 2020 by aggiesez
Hi, again! I’ve decided, after a hiatus of a few years, to resume publishing occasional posts to this blog. I …
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February only: Get my book chapter on solohood, FREE!
Leave a commentFebruary 21, 2017 by aggiesez
Chapter 13 of my new book, Stepping Off the Relationship Escalator: Uncommon Love and Life covers what it’s like to …
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Solo Polyamory on Polyamory Weekly Podcast
Leave a commentFebruary 21, 2017 by aggiesez
Episode 504 of the Polyamory Weekly podcast features an interview with Aggie Sez (aka Amy Gahran), author of the SoloPoly …
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Book now available: Stepping Off the Relationship Escalator
Leave a commentFebruary 11, 2017 by aggiesez
I know, I know, it’s been a long time since I posted to the SoloPoly blog. I needed to focus my …
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Reflecting and refocusing, after three years of this blog
4September 3, 2015 by aggiesez
I started the SoloPoly blog about three years ago, but I haven’t been posting much here lately. I’ve been thinking …
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My book, Off the Escalator: Coming late 2015 (& how you can help)
1August 3, 2015 by aggiesez
This year I haven’t been writing so much in this blog. I’ve been busy with a new project — one …
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Going “We We”
3July 28, 2015 by aggiesez
Last night I was talking to a married poly guy, rather new (1-2 years) to polyamory. I was surprised to …
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Five lessons from two breakups in one month
12June 17, 2015 by aggiesez
This month I’ve closed chapters on two intimate relationships: one I value very much, but ended up making me more …
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Values and ethics in polyamory: The XYZ approach to making tough relationship choices
15March 22, 2015 by aggiesez
People often refer to polyamory as a flavor of ethical nonmonogamy — but in the real world, are your ethics …
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