I want to jump in just to say I really appreciate that point that Jace iterated that I think was from that

Polyland article about how the gold doesn't have to be to reach the saturation

point. You know, that again we can feel like, oh, I'm polyamorous or I'm non-monogamous,, this is my identity and so this is what I should be doing,

I should be feeling up all my available time with partners, like that can motivate that feeling.

Or honestly, I think this can be a hangover from monogamy culture as well right that we're

sort of taught okay if you find the one if you find your partner you should be

dedicating as much time and energy as you possibly can to that relationship.

You know that, yeah, that should be taking up most of your time and so we can sort of

transpose that on to non-monogamy right and feel like, okay, the goal is to fill up this huge chunk of time with all my

partnerships. So I think for me even just remembering that is really good insight.

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On this episode of the Multiamery Podcast,

we're diving deep into the concept of poly saturation and

exploring the limits of love or at least our bandwidth for relationships we're going to

be discussing the factors that influence

poly saturation such as time, distance, health, and how it differs from burnout and

how it's similar to burnout. And we're also going to look at some alternate ways of thinking about poly saturation that can apply in other types of relationships.

Regardless of your relationship status, there should be something here for you in terms of balancing our emotional lives and our time.

To better understand our capacities and desires.

So let's jump on into this and talk about poly saturation.

Yeah, I immediately I wanted to discuss that and also kind of how when you first are starting out as Polyamorous, I think there is this

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