Hey, multi-amory listeners, one of my priorities this year has been focusing on more fun,

more balance in my life and not just working and stressing all the time. And I'm really excited

about our relationship recess event that we have coming up in a few months. And when we planned

it, we knew that we needed a break, that all of us needed a break, to actually enjoy life while we're living it.

And we did not even know how badly we would all need that by this point.

Yeah, we've had a wonderful time planning out this event with our friends, Emma and Finn, of the Normalizing Non-Monogamy Podcast.

We're also working together with Gary Ware, who's a professional play consultant,

and we're really excited to invite you to relationship recess, which is going to be taking

place May 1st to the 3rd, 2026 at the incredible Great Escape Lakeside Resort in Claremont,

Florida. And now when I say resort, really think more like an adult summer camp with like

a lazy river, human-sized foos balls, escape rooms, themed bedrooms, all kinds of stuff.

Game show rooms that we're going to host. You can host them to. It's just a place with so many fun adult games to play.

So this is going to be a fully inclusive, like all meals, snacks, drinks included. It's going to be a platonic and sober event. Everybody's going to be welcome. So if you're solo polly, if you're partnered, if you have multiple partners, if you just want to bring your friends, all relationship styles are welcome. Tickets are still available, but the price is going up on February 1st, and it is going to continue to increase as we get

closer to the event. So if you're thinking about it, definitely go grab your ticket now. You can do that at

multi-amory.link slash recess 2026 for full details to check out the venue and grab that ticket before

the price increases. Payment plans are available if you need them,

and that's multi-amory.link slash recess 2026

to get all the information about that and to get your tickets.

I might actually encourage someone to lean in the opposite direction

of trying to distract

and trying to soothe.

Like I think if the distress continues and you've given it enough time to rule out anything

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