Tag Archives: couple privilege

  1. Entering an existing relationship: What’s the problem?

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    September 9, 2014 by aggiesez

    It’s quite common for poly folk to talk about “entering an existing relationship.” I used to say that too. I …
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  2. Back to poly basics, forward to possibilities

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    June 11, 2014 by aggiesez

    Something cool happened to me, and it’s giving me some new stuff to say here in the SoloPoly blog. In …
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  3. Civil unions are cool, even though they only solve part of the couple privilege problem

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    May 1, 2013 by aggiesez

    Here in Colorado last night I accompanied two friends to the local County Clerk’s office at midnight to celebrate them …
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  4. Couple privilege: Having it doesn’t necessarily make you an asshole (but it might)

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    February 5, 2013 by aggiesez

    It’s surprisingly hard to talk about any kind of privilege — and that’s no accident. Privilege lives in the background. …
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  5. The gift of owning up after a breakup (guest post)

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    December 24, 2012 by aggiesez

    I’ve been putting a fair amount work into this blog, and I’m startinig to feel like it’s really worth the …
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  6. Straight up thanks: What happens when people who have relationship privilege stand up for those who lack it

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    November 14, 2012 by aggiesez

    On this week’s Savage Love podcast, sex columnist Dan Savage gave a hearty and much-deserved round of thanks to all …
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  7. Polyamory Weekly mention, and why couples should care about couple privilege

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    September 10, 2012 by aggiesez

    Many thanks to my friend Cunning Minx for spending a chunk of this week’s Polyamory Weekly podcast telling her many …
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  8. Poly couples: What do you really have to offer new partners?

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    September 5, 2012 by aggiesez

    In any relationship, from intimate partners to business partners, everyone always wants to know: What’s in it for me? A …
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