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The essential guide for singles and couples who want to explore polyamory in ways that are ethically and emotionally sustainable.
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Product Details
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 295
Length: 9 inches
Width: 6 inches
Publisher: Celestial Arts
Publication date: 2009 year
ISBN: 978-1587613371
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Catalog ID: ENT389
Author: Dossie Easton / Janet W. Hardey
Reviews
The Bible According to Dossie
The Ethical Slut is a classic for a reason. This is a good over view of how to talk with people you are in relationships with.
Read Full ReviewEye-opening starter guide to polyamory
This book is a must-read for anyone exploring the topic - sex professionals, soccer moms, and queer punks alike. Everyone can take away something from the book. It will expand ones thinking.
Read Full ReviewBeing a Slut Is Not Always Bad
This book is great! Reading it as a group helped all the members of my triad understand more about how we feel the way we feel and why we feel the way we feel. A great guide for polyamory and open relationships in the 21st century and beyond!
Read Full ReviewThe bible of polyamory.
This isn't a manual on how to have an open relationship, but the authors offer their decades of experience to help guide the reader to having the conversations necessary to have a healthy open relationship. They discuss open relationships in many forms which can be useful to helping one start designing their own unique model.
Read Full ReviewWish I had read this one sooner
If you are interested in learning more about poly, I would say this is your book. It is written by two well practiced individuals that write so harmoniously you'll devour the book just because it reads so well. This book changed my life for the better, and even if you're not poly (everybody is wired differently, there is no right or wrong way), this book can be helpful and at least informational.
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