Show Your Parents! Book reviews by me. Critics of poly. Relationship anarchy. Showtime Season 1. Showtime Season 2.
Supreme Court: Obergefell. Supreme Court: Windsor. The Next Generation. DC region. They're called the red-tops. So that Polyamory in the News won't be all British tabloids all the time, I've been holding them back. Time to let the dam burst. Most of these 15 new articles are quite similar: smiling young committed polyfamilies, all white though one is all genderqueer β presented with super-long headlines, one-sentence paragraphs, and an undercurrent of "Look at these happy weirdos!
Occasionally the subjects of the story manage to transcend the trashy medium, no small feat. Here's one of my favorites. And say what you will, most of these stories could help your tabloid-reading relatives see you and yours in a better light.
Or at least see that you're doing a trendy thing, which in tabloid world really matters. The agencies that supply these stories and pictures to the British tabs often recruit their subjects in the US. I hear they pay well. Nondisclosure agreements keep people pretty mum, so I don't know the going rate.
Just assume that their first offer is a lowball to see if you'll fall for it. Since they met the trio have been inseparable and are in love, but decided to keep their relationship open, agreeing that it is alright for them to collectively date other girls as a triad, as long as they are honest with each other and all three give the green light.
