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Ethical Slut: A Guide to Infinite Sexual Possibilites

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The third updated and expanded edition of The Ethical Slut will open you up to the adventure and freedom that comes from redefining the way you relate to friends and lovers. Janet W. Hardy and Dossie Easton offer the techniques, skills, and ideals they have developed for practicing successful and ethical polyamory through open communication, emotional honestly, and managing jealousy. This updated and expanded edition includes more than fifteen practical exercises, new topics such as consent and overcoming sexual shame, tributes to poly pioneers, and interviews with contemporary sluts who are making this way of loving a reality. Whether you're a card-carrying slut or just testing the waters, you'll learn how to find your desires and discover romance and friendship beyond your dreams. 


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Format Paperback
Pages 296
Year Published 2009

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lola
The Ethical Slut: A Guide to Infinite Sexual Possibilites review

the ideas behind this book are good, but all i found that it was really good at pointing out the obvious. i also felt it assumed that i already had a primary partner and was looking for additional fun.

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shelley
The Ethical Slut: A Guide to Infinite Sexual Possibilites review

When I first bought the "Ethical Slut", I had good intentions of living a Utopian poly life and thought this would be a helpful resource. I read the entire book in one afternoon and was so overloaded with informatiion that I thought I would never learn or unlearn the necessary thing to be happily poly. Now, a couple of years later, I find myself reading and re-reading certain parts of the book and am constantly reassured that others have felt how I do and worked with the challenges that I'm working through.