How do you explain polyamory to a friend?

How to talk to your friends and family about polyamory

1. Focus on the positives of the dynamic.
2. Don’t be offended by questions (even ignorant ones)
3. Don’t preach or try to convert.
4. Think about why you want to tell your friends and family.
5. Stay true to you.
6. Top five tips for helpful conversations about polyamory:

What should you not say to a polyamorous person?

What Not to Say to Polyamorous People

• By Ezra Elias Vivas.
• “Is it a sex thing?”
• “I could never do that.”
• “Who is your favorite partner?”
• “Don’t you get jealous?”
• “Was one partner not enough for you?”
• “That’s just cheating.”
• “Isn’t that just an open relationship?”

How can I be comfortable with polyamory?

Is a Polyamorous Relationship Right for You? 15 Do’s, Don’ts and Things You Should Know

1. Do research into polyamory.
2. Do ask yourself if you can handle polyamory.
3. Do discuss polyamory with your partner (if you are in a relationship)
4. Do ask for what you need.
5. Do know your boundaries and limits.

How do you tell your parents you’re Poly?

Here are five tips for coming out as polyamorous to your parents.

1. Show Them Some 101 Resources.
2. Know That There Is No Right or Wrong Way to Come Out.
3. Ask Your Parents What Worries or Concerns Them About Polyamory.
4. Set Boundaries Around Conversation Topics That Feel Uncomfortable or Unsafe.

How do you tell your partner you’re polyamorous?

8 Tips on Asking Your Partner for a Polyamorous Relationship

1. Tell your partner how much you value them.
2. Ask exploratory questions first.
3. Speak for yourself and avoid negative assumptions.
4. Understand your need for a polyamorous relationship.
5. Continue to invest in your relationship.
6. Have a clear picture of what you want.

How do I come out as polyamorous to my husband?