Passing means just not revealing the polyamorous aspect of the family constellation

by not emphasizing the amorous or sexual part of the adult relationships or by disguising multiple

parenthood. It's kind of disguising the fact that maybe different kids in this household have different parents.

This is generally regarded as the most suitable response to protect the family unit and the

well-being of the younger children was what they found in this meta-analysis.

And then bordering, which was described as mediating carefully the different behavioral requirements and or possibilities of different public and private spheres.

I see so yeah the idea of this is what we can talk about at school.

This is what we can talk about at home. This is what we can talk about at home this is what we can talk about when we go

to me-ma's house yeah exactly good old mema yeah

welcome to the multi-amory podcast I Jace. I'm Emily and I'm

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maintaining the status quo of the past. So whether you're monogamous,

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On this episode of the Multiamery Podcast, we are continuing our review of some of the

latest research from the past few years about polyamory and consensual

non-monogamy. Last week we looked at some studies about the demographics of

who's doing non-monogamy, reasons why people are pursuing it, as well as looking at measures

of the health of some of those relationships and different types of non-monogamous relationships.

And this week we're going to be continuing by talking about a few more really important

topics such as mental health and non-monogamy, sexual health and non-monogamy, and the health of children and adults

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