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Conflict Happens - The Polyamory Paradox with Irene Morning
If you’ve ever wondered why opening your relationship feels exciting and like your nervous system is staging a coup… this episode is your new best friend.
In this conversation, I sit down with somatic coach, pleasure witch, and bestselling author Irene Morning, whose book The Polyamory Paradox finally names the body-based realities of non-monogamy that most people tiptoe around.
We talk about:
• how your body reacts to big relationship transitions
• why “thinking it through” only gets you so far
• jealousy, conflict, and co-triggering… and what to do when it all goes sideways
• the difference between what someone says and what you hear
• listening to your body when you’ve spent years overriding it
• micro-practices for regulation, repair, and pleasure
• permission to be poly, permission to be monogamous… permission to be YOU
Irene brings humor, nuance, lived experience, and the kind of grounded wisdom that makes everything feel less overwhelming and more possible. Whether you’re polyamorous, poly-curious, monogamous, or still deciding… this episode gives you real tools for real relationships, rooted in body awareness and compassion.
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By Gwyn IsaacsIf you’ve ever wondered why opening your relationship feels exciting and like your nervous system is staging a coup… this episode is your new best friend.
In this conversation, I sit down with somatic coach, pleasure witch, and bestselling author Irene Morning, whose book The Polyamory Paradox finally names the body-based realities of non-monogamy that most people tiptoe around.
We talk about:
• how your body reacts to big relationship transitions
• why “thinking it through” only gets you so far
• jealousy, conflict, and co-triggering… and what to do when it all goes sideways
• the difference between what someone says and what you hear
• listening to your body when you’ve spent years overriding it
• micro-practices for regulation, repair, and pleasure
• permission to be poly, permission to be monogamous… permission to be YOU
Irene brings humor, nuance, lived experience, and the kind of grounded wisdom that makes everything feel less overwhelming and more possible. Whether you’re polyamorous, poly-curious, monogamous, or still deciding… this episode gives you real tools for real relationships, rooted in body awareness and compassion.
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