Breaking Free: Rejecting Purity Culture’s Impact

My newest blog on Psychology Today explores some of the reasons people leave purity culture behind, and some of the outcomes they experience when they reject Evangelical expectations. Shout out to Mx. Tessi Muskrat for their awesome research on this topic! https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-polyamorists-next-door/202507/rejecting-sexual-shame-from-purity-culture #Shame #gender #relationship #Religions #purityculture #personalgrowth #NewBeginnings #healing

Safe Practices in Rough Sex and BDSM Explained

In my newest blog on Psychology Today I explore the differences between rough sex and BDSM, and offer some tips about how to do both safely. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-polyamorists-next-door/202506/what-is-the-difference-between-rough-sex-and-bdsm

Understanding the Legal Challenges of Non-Monogamous Relationships

My newest blog post on Psychology Today examines the three most common legal challenges facing consensually nonmonogamous relationships.

The Perfect Storm in Polyamorous Relationships

A pattern that can swamp polyamorous relationships emerged in the data of the Longitudinal Polyamorous Family Study, and Dr. Eli’s newest blog on Psychology Today explores the Perfect Storm pattern.

How to Manage Sexual Regret? New Blog from Dr. Eli on Psychology Today

Dr. Eli’s newest blog on Psychology Today takes on the challenge of sexual regret when it was not a consent violation but you still feel weird about it.

Adult Children of Polyamorous Parents Blog on Psychology Today

My most recent blog on Psychology Today explores the three primary responses that adult children have to their parents coming out as polyamorous.

For Children with Polyamorous Parents: New Psychology Today Blog

This new blog on Psychology Today is designed to help children whose parents come out as polyamorous understand their families, with five tips on dealing with polyparents.

Women Revolutionizing Public Sex New Psychology Today Blog from Dr. Eli Sheff

Women have changed the ways people have public sex and opened new clubs for orgies

Death Planning for Queer Families New Post on Psychology Today

Image: Carved stone skeleton with boney hands crossed across chest, displayed behind open metal fillagree. My newest blog on Psychology Today explores the reasons that queer families must plan ahead for the deaths of loved ones or risk putting their relationships, assets, and custody of children or pets in jeopardy. Thank you to contributors IsabelContinueContinue reading “Death Planning for Queer Families New Post on Psychology Today”