The podcast host and author explains how the principles of nonmonogamy can benefit all relationships—yes, even monogamous ones.
Donald Trump was recently indicted over an alleged payment connected to a rumored extramarital liaison. Kristen Stewart tarnished the widely beloved celebrity-couple sobriquet Robsten when she was captured in a “momentary indiscretion” with director Rupert Sanders. And need we mention Hugh Grant’s Divine Brown moment? All in all, fooling around with multiple people can be messy if you’re doing it on the sly, so what’s a better solution?
For some, polyamory is an alternative that is both fulfilling and ethical because partners consent to their lovers exploring additional relationships. But for those who want to explore ethical nonmonogamy, how to get started?
HUSTLERMagazine.com recently spoke with Dedeker Winston, a relationship coach and co-host of Multiamory, a relationship advice podcast that centers on non-traditional relationships. Winston recently penned a book with co-hosts Jase Lindgren and Emily Sotelo Matlack titled Multiamory: Essential Tools for Modern Relationships. According to Winston, the book “offers research-based communication tools and advice for the diverse spectrum of modern relationships—everything from conscious monogamy to radical relationship anarchy.”
Radical relationship anarchy? We just had to know more…
Read on for our conversation with Winston.
