#Repost @womb.witch ・・・ ‘Relationship anarchy holds that all interpersonal relationships are important, not just those that are romantic. A relationship anarchist might engage in polyamory and have multiple, concurrent loving relationships, but may also avoid making special distinctions between relationships that are romantic, sexual, platonic, or familial. A relationship anarchist allows all relationships to self-govern, without external restrictions or expectations on what that relationship should be like. This includes eliminating distinctions between different categories of relationships, and instead allowing all relationships to take any form and have any level of commitment that the participants decide to have. A relationship with your best friend would not be suspended by default by the relationship you have with your long-term, live-in boyfriend. The relationship anarchy movement is still finding its feet, and it is sometimes misinterpreted as practising a lack of commitment to anyone or anything. Relationship anarchists argue to the contrary, stating that love is abundant, and an individual should craft their commitments to fit each unique relationship. A strong foundation of self-awareness of ones relationship values is highly encouraged.” The Smart Girl’s Guide to Polyamory ~ Dedeker Winston This spoke deeply to my Aquarian mind. What an ideal approach to love and relationships. 💗 #loveabundantly (at Gold Coast, Queensland)
