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POLYAMORY:
THE MORE LOVING PERSPECTIVE
Dr. Sasha (Alex) Lessin
& Janet Kira Lessin
Answer Questions
from the More Loving Perspective
Wife's Encouragement Heals Husband's Lovers
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Question: My husband, Lionel, and I are
polyamorous. I love two other men; Lionel loves several women. He frequently asks me to join him and one of his
lovers when they make love. Usually I decline their invitation. I tell the woman I want her to have Lionel alone, and enjoy the attention, affection, support and healing
he gives so generously. The woman, often, cannot believe that I'm really OK with this. I tell her, "Think of Lionel as giving you my love too, when he loves you".
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Sometimes I do join them, especially if I sense the woman needs me there to show her that I'm not upset about her loving Lionel. Usually, however, I'd rather wait and
love him alone. My main concern is that the other woman feel how comfortably I share him so she can start to heal the fear and rivalry women are taught to expect
when they love another woman's husband.
Do you think I should join his lovemaking with others more or is verbal encouragement enough?
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WatersnakesII
by Gustav Klimt |
Sasha: Sounds like you already have your own answer: join him when you
authentically feel drawn to be; decline
and bless him and the other woman who've invited
you to join them when you'd rather to something else than share sexual intimacy.
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You sound intuitive and communicative. Letting the women your husband loves know you genuinely bless their loving may help heal some of the
Hera-Complex patriarchal conditioning leads us to expect. We fear the wife, like Zeus's mate,
Hera, will harm his other lovers. So when you share your mate so lovingly, you heal
Hera. When you welcome another woman verbally or by joining the lovemaking, you also model for her how to share. So you spread the love and openness. Thank
you.
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Investigate the possibilities
of a polyamorous (more than one love) lifestyle. Ask us how
you can make more love in your life, relate from your highest self
with your lovers and housemates, uplevel jealousy into compersion
(joy at your lovers' joy), and give them each the attention,
companionship, touch and sexual-loving they need.
We'll teach you empathetic active listening, imago healing,
relationship imaging, Voice Dialogue centering, tantric activation
and sex magic to your lovelife. What we advocate, above all, is CHOICE.
We want you to make discerning choices that serve you, that
facilitate your personal growth and evolution and at the same time
honor and respect the people you love and are committed to.
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