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Dr. Elisabeth Sheff's new post on Psychology Today describes polyaffective relationships and relationship anarchy, explains their similarities, and explores their commitments that keep their chosen families together.

#family #resilience #polyaffective #relationshipanarchy #diversity

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Relationship Anarchy, Polyaffectivity, and Chosen Families
What are they and how do they stay together without recognizable commitment?

Hey NYC-area folks,

Please join me, Dr. Eli Sheff, and Effy Blue of Curious Fox for an exploration of the options for how to handle things when one partner wants an open/consensually non-monogamous relationship and their partner does not.

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