Polyamorous Chicagoans share what it’s been like to balance life and love during the quarantine

Polyamorous Chicagoans share what it’s been like to balance
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Folks who are solo polyamory, meaning they don’t have a primary partner, can feel lonelier or more separate than usual, especially if they live alone or are partnered with other people who are cohabiting together, explained Sharon Glassburn, a poly-affirming licensed marriage and family therapist.

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