Throuple Talk Podcast

Jordan Peterson has voiced very strong opinions on why he believes polyamory and other non-monogamous relationships are not healthy for society, proposing in interviews with Joe Rogan and Chris Williamson that modern society should double down on the commitment to enforced monogamy, which is to reward those who embrace monogamy and shame those who do not.

In this episode, we point out how the reasoning behind these assertions is not fully informed and share why our polyamorous throuple relationship works so much better for everyone in our home, particularly since Char and Liv are bisexual. With others, including Stirling Cooper, publicly vocalizing similar sentiments in desiring a polygamous family structure, it is clear that the tides are turning to a society where family dynamics are becoming more varied to meet the unique needs and desires of the individuals in each home, and should therefore be accepted and respected.

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Time Stamps

00:00 - Intro

00:18 - Enforced Monogamy is not working for our society

01:29 - Punishing non-monogamous people for being different

02:09 - Polyamory being confused with promiscuity

07:26 - Patriarchal secular polygamy vs polyamory

09:25 - Violence on societies with more men than women and the role of monogamy in reducing violence

10:30 - Women’s responsibilities to reduce male violence

12:09 - Freedom of choice of relationship

13:53 - Enforce monogamy standards to keep young male aggression under control

18:29 - Equality of outcome valid except for sexuality and relationship?

23:02 - Women’s Hypergamy naturally leads to genetic non-monogamy

28:04 - Relationship free market can get you a better partner

29:06 - Natural selection leads to polyamory, fighting natural biology with enforced monogamy

32:05 - Raising children in polyamorous families vs raising them by monogamous single moms

34:27 - Polyamory is going to happen regardless of society’s level of comfort or approval

39:50 - Conclusion

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When you’ve met an amazing couple and want to date one or both of them, it is important to know what questions you should ask and what to be aware of before you get in too deep. Do they date separately or only together? Do one or both have veto power? Is their relationship solid, or are they looking for someone to “spice things up”?

In this episode, Liv gives her tips for how to date a couple and shares her experience of starting a relationship with Josh and Char and tells what she saw as the initial indicators that this could be a beautiful polyamorous throuple relationship. If you are considering dating a couple, be sure to tune in to this podcast!

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Time Stamps

00:00 - Intro

04:32 - Polyamory red flag: couples who only date together

05:26 - Have well written profiles while dating online

06:15 - Beware of people who just want to sext

08:41 - Things to ask a couple when you start dating them

10:42 - Ensure everyone is engaged and committed to being in a throuple

11:52 - Green flag: Polyamorous couples with well behaved children

13:17 - Transitioning from consensual non-monogamy to polyamory

15:17 - Never say never

16:01 - Sexual compatibility and chemistry as a throuple

18:03 - Find partners who are warmhearted and kind

19:52 - Transitioning from monogamy to polyamory

23:39 - Liv's advice for solo poly individuals wanting to join a couple

25:48 - The power of the law of attraction when dating online

27:17 - Closing

27:37 - Outtakes

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When you look at the culture around us, it is clear that monogamy is not working for many people. In this episode, we share why egalitarian plural marriage works so well for our polyamorous throuple and why we think that egalitarian polygamy is going to gain popularity as a very desirable relationship dynamic.

If you'd like to send us a 📞 voice message, click here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/throupletalk/message 👀 Watch or 🎧 listen on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Audible: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/throupletalk Buy Char's Panties: https://amzn.to/3G4wHqH (*Amazon Affiliate Link) Buy Us A 🍸 Drink: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/3I9O1NMVV3ZC1 Time Stamps 00:00 - Intro 00:02 - Women are making society polygamist 02:06 - Women mate hypergamously while men are not enough in relationships 05:00 - There is a lack of strong successful men 07:16 - The top performing men will get more and better quality female partners 11:44 - Women make the choices in relationships and they chose polyamorous throuples 13:34 - This is doomsday for men who refuse to do the relationship work 14:31 - Your neighbors are poly | We are everywhere 15:43 - Join our private FB group Throuple Talk Connection Hub 15:56 - Conclusion | CTA *We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. #polygamy #polyamory #podcast

As an established polyamorous throuple, we know that in the early stages of starting a throuple, it is natural to fear that you may be replaced and to feel insecure about the depth of connection your partner is experiencing with another person. If you are experiencing these things, this episode is for you! In this episode, we offer our personal stories, practical tips, and insights on overcoming the fear of loss as we delve into societal conditioning, personal insecurities, and the challenges of balancing multiple partners' needs and desires. Join our Throuple Community, Throuple Talk’s Connection Hub: https://www.facebook.com/groups/367901899061611 If you'd like to send us a 📞 voice message, click here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/throupletalk/message 👀 Watch or 🎧 listen on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Audible: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/throupletalk . References: Polysecure by Jessica Fern https://amzn.to/3QHPI71 (*Amazon Affiliate Link) 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - It's not strictly related to romantic relationships 02:23 - Relationship changes when you become a parent 04:50 - Polyamory and loss of original relationship 06:15 - Entering a triad as the additional partner to a preexisting couple 08:00 - How do you find happiness when you have to deal with change 11:43 - How to deal with feeling excluded and dealing with comparisons and keeping score 15:00 - Accept that monogamous structures don’t apply to polyamory 19:00 - Focusing on what you gain versus what you are missing 23:00 - Security within polyamory is a personal responsibility 24:48 - Facing the fear of coming out as polyamorous within a monogamous relationship 31:00 - Missing that poly something within monogamy and dealing with it 32:35 - In polyamory you’re not supposed to be everything for your partners 34:35 - Understanding what we can provide to a partner and what it not within our wheelhouse 36:00 - We’re trying to be everything for a partner because societal expectations and we fail 38:00 - We’re missing on the relational support within a tribe and community 39:24 - Wrapping up and next episode Unwiring Hardwired Monogamy #Podcast #throuple #polyamory #coupletothrouple #egalitarianpluralrelationship *We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

Tyler, Crystal, and Robin are a polyamorous “V” MFM triad with Crystal as the hinge partner, who all live and raise children together. Listen in to hear how their relationship dynamic works so well for each of them and why, knowing what they know now, none of them would choose a different family structure. Their beautiful story of deep, abiding love, coupled with resilience and commitment to personal growth, is sure to be an inspiration.

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