It is the new year, and this year we are going to Greece. That's right, this spring, myself,

along with dance and movement therapist Orit Krug, will be co-leading a somatic therapy retreat

for polyamorous folks on the mythical island of Crete from March 31st to April 3, 2025.

If you've been feeling like your brain is on board with non-monogamy,

but your emotions are having a hard time catching up, if you've been struggling to access

feelings of joy, safety, or ease, or if you're just feeling isolated in your non-monogamy journey

and just want to kick back in a hammock or go for a walk in nature with other

insightful polyamorous people, please consider joining us. We have space for solo poly

individuals, for couples, for triads, and more, but this retreat is quite small, so it's application

only. Go to multi-amory.com slash retreat for more information on our sliding scale rates and how to apply.

Again, that's multiamory.com slash retreat.

And I hope I can see you in Greece.

A lot of the things missing from articles about solo polyamory, from people writing about it kind of from the outside or just what they think it probably is without knowing as much about it.

The big piece that's usually missing is the intentionality of it.

The point of it is that it is an intentional choice that's made for your health and well-being, and also that part of that means

communicating this as clearly as possible to the people that you do date, and to the friends

and people in your life that matter, that you're being really upfront and honest about that instead of doing the default,

which is everyone's going to assume, oh, you want this kind of normal track of how our relationship's

going to go, but instead it's being upfront about what it is that you're looking for,

what it is that you want.

And I think that intentionality is the big piece that's missing from those outside sources.

Welcome to the Multiamary Podcast. I'm Jace. I'm Emily. And I'm Dedeker. We believe in looking to the

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