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6 Monogamous Characteristics Incompatible with ENM Part 3
Shared Resources and Time: Monogamous couples typically share their resources, time, and responsibilities with one partner.
In ethical non-monogamy, balancing resources and time among multiple partners requires careful consideration and negotiation. Transitioning without understanding the need for equitable distribution might result in feelings of neglect or unfairness.
In case you missed them — Part 1 and Part 2. Up next are Part 4, Part 5, and Part 6.
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Mike and Sheri from ASN discuss resources, current trends, and events in the open lifestyle, and the exciting new directions they’ll be taking their magazine in the near future.
Lexi Sylver asks Dr. Eli Sheff about everything from how she found herself helping people in Consensually Non-Monogamous relationships, to her exciting new training certification program in this exclusive SDC.com interview.
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If you've been exploring open relationships, polyamory, or alternative relationship structures, you've likely come across the terms Ethical Non-Monogamy (ENM) and Consensual Non-Monogamy (CNM).
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Relationship Hierarchy: In monogamous relationships, the romantic partner often holds the highest priority in terms of emotional and time investment.