Polyamory and Relationship Anarchy Therapy in Seattle
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Therapy for Relationship Anarchists
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What is Relationship Anarchy?
Relationship anarchy is a polylithic tradition, comprised of many different viewpoints and perspectives. It has roots in many different histories and cultures, belonging to no singular people. As such, it can be difficult to capture its diverse multitudes in a simple description.
Basics of Relationship Anarchy:
The rejection of interpersonal coercion
The importance of community
Mutual aid as essential support
Commitments as communication, not contract
(source: https://www.therelationshipanarchist.com/relationship-anarchy-guide)
What is Polyamory?
Polyamory quite literally means as its name states: “poly” is the Greek for “many” and “amor” – the latin for “love.” So, polyamory means “many loves. Thus, when applied to relationships, it essentially means that we can love multiple people at once.
What is the difference?
In short: Polyamory is a relationship structure, while relationship anarchy is a relationship philosophy.