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Jun 9, 2020 57 min

The One About Change

from Talk Your Poly Off Hosted by I Love Poly

You've heard that old cliche, the only constant in the universe is change. Today, we discuss change and how it affects us and our relationships. We tackle that concept of how change is bad and how, even in the toughest change, the idea of bad change is mostly a myth. We go over aspects of change, how we perceive it, and how to work through it in those times where it seems like a life ending situation. Please help us help others by hitting that "follow" or "subscribe" button and leaving us a 5 star rating and review on whatever platform you listen on. It really helps new listeners find us. If you want some more of Bella and Monsuta head over to our Patreon page for bonus episodes and to join our Polyam Fam Facebook group! And of course you can reach out to us all over social media! For additional episodes and content, come join our Patreon! We also started a YouTube channel. Follow our Facebook page called Polyamory: Get Your Heart On. Find the link to our episode and share your comments about the show. Our Instagram is @TalkYourPolyOff. For the kinkier polyamorists, cum join our TYPO Kinkster Fetlife Group Also, check out our Twitter, @TalkYourPolyOff. We even have a Tumblr. You can also hit up our website and bookmark it so you can watch us as we grow. ;) Finally, As mentioned a moment ago, we welcome listener input, feel free to send us an email with your thoughts at [email protected]

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