The Openlove101 Show

#2 - Make sure you're following these important tips to avoid a dull (or nonexistent) sex life with your spouse, partner, or partners in the bedroom, at the lifestyle club, lifestyle party, or wherever you wanna do it! :)

To learn more about open relationships, the lifestyle, and consensual non-monogamy, go to: https://openlove101.com/

#98 Is it true that men don't get emotionally attached after sex? Which means they're better at open relationships than women? Interesting questions/claims posed by one of our Podcast listeners that we will be discussing!

In this throwback episode, John and Jackie discuss how to defuse arguments within the lifestyle.

They discuss how most arguments are rooted in fear of the unknown and how to find a way to work through that fear in order to communicate with your partner.

Curious about an open lifestyle with your partner?...Let’s explore it together :)

#28 - John & Jackie talk with Mike and Jill from https://xperience4u.com/ this amazing couple has been married for 26 years and in a (CNM) consensually non monogamous marriage for the last 11 years. Join us as we delve into how going from monogamy to CNM has strengthened their marriage, how they grew their communication and how they got started in the lifestyle. We’ll discuss expectations, boundaries, communication, single males, lifestyle clubs (https://coletteclubs.com/) and all the tips and tidbits this couple has learned along their journey through CNM.

#71 - Join Alexandra Stockwell, a physician and intimacy marriage expert, and Jackie Melfi, an author, coach, and operator of clubs related to the swingers lifestyle, for a thought-provoking conversation about the role of communication in both monogamous and open relationships. They delve into the importance of a strong emotional connection between partners before exploring an open lifestyle, and emphasize that it should not be an alternative to working on the relationship.

Throughout the conversation, the speakers address the misconceptions and stigmas surrounding open relationships, often due to media focus on the sexual aspects. They advocate for seeing open relationships as a spectrum rather than a binary choice, highlighting the importance of conversation, vulnerability, and transparency between partners. Stockwell and Melfi share their perspective on how a healthy open relationship can be rooted in a strong monogamous partnership, with the openness adding an extra dimension.

To learn more about open relationships and the lifestyle, visit https://openlove101.com