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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2025 · 1H 1M

How Polyamorous Sex Helped Me Stop Jealousy in a Relationship w/ Adam

from Men’s Therapy Podcast · host Marc Azoulay

On today's episode of the Men's Therapy Podcast, explore the transformative journey of Adam Darrow. He is the author of Seek the Risk. Adam’s book is a personal memoir that chronicles his experiences with polyamorous sex. It highlights his journey of extreme sports, and navigating modern masculinity challenges. “I realized it wasn’t about the trophy or the reward,” Adam shares. “It was about the journey, about facing my fears and discovering who I truly am.” Adam’s story begins during the pandemic. Inspired by a friend, he decided to turn his journaled reflections into a book. He is a former extreme sports competitor and self-proclaimed risk-taker. Adam’s pursuit of growth led him to challenge not only physical limits but emotional and relational boundaries as well. Adam’s journey into nonmonogamy with his partner, Jane, is a key focus of his story. Their unconventional relationship shaped many of the lessons he shared. Adam's unique relationship revealed profound lessons about jealousy and vulnerability. It also deepened his understanding of emotional intelligence in relationships.

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