PolyDay in London this September is a one-day event for people who are in or are interested in polyamorous (honest and non-monogamous) relationships to meet, talk and share their ideas and experiences – good and bad. Of course not all bi people are polyamorous – bisexuals are no more nor less likely to be monogamous than straight or gay people – but we are sure many BiMedia readers may be interested.
The PolyDay website says: “Sue, Joan, and Mary live together in a three-way relationship—they call themselves polyamorous. Lee and Kerry meet up with other like-minded couples to enhance their sex life—they call themselves swingers. Jamal and Toby didn’t let civil partnership stop them from cruising the gay scene together—they call theirs an open relationship. Like many other people, they’ve all discovered that happy and honest relationships don’t have to be monogamous, and chosen an alternative that suits them.
We don’t have to explore this new territory alone. Polyday is our day to get together and share our experiences, our questions, the lessons we’ve learned and the joys we’ve experienced.”
Polyday combines a day of discussions and an evening of cabaret and socialising. Find out more at the PolyDay website
