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“Gavin & Shira make polyamory seem like it can be pedestrian but still be fun. These two are clearly interested in how polyamory works and are honest about its benefits (sexy time and NRE oh my) and pitfalls (time management & jealousy) for your average person. They talk about how to keep the whole thing moving without letting it "get weird" but also seem to come from a place where Polyamory isn't a novelty they picked up and plan to set back down when the shine wears off. There are practical tips based on anecdotal evidence from their lives and the lives of listeners that can help even vanilla (monogamous) couples enjoy each other more. There is also sex positive and gender neutral talk the kind of which the whole world could use more. Neither of them is afraid to reveal what might at first seem to be embarrasing truths but often turn out to be the shared experiences for many. I for one am breathing a sigh of relief that seer-e-us isn't going to steal this talented and fun duo from the free airwaves. If you want to learn how to let go of jealousy, keep your mate interested or just remember what it was like when you last found your significant other fun, listen to this podcast!”
embidi via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/16/12
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“Shira and Gavin are awesome. This show has helped my boyfriend and I further open our relationship and thus get more good experiences out of life. Keep up the good work! Much Love! :-*”
ToriLynne via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/25/11
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“Loved it! Our Cupid experience has been identical!!!”
willadean via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/13/11
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“Gavin and Shira do a great job talking about the polyamory lifestyle, both addressing people that ate first-timers and those that have lived their lives polyamorusly. They do a good job of including listeners from around the globe, instead of focusing exclusively on San Francisco (where they are...”Read full review »
Ustice via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/22/11
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