Where do you meet other polyamorous people?
Sometimes the best connections begin with simply being in the right room.
EVENT ALERT
It’s one of the questions we hear all the time:
Where do you actually meet other polyamorous people?
Not just another profile to swipe through. Real people. Potential friends. Perhaps a date. People who are curious about relationships, interested in becoming better partners, and thoughtful about how they practice polyamory.
That’s one of our favorite things about Polyamory Talks.
Yes, we bring in exceptional presenters and explore ideas you can actually use in your relationships. But we also bring together a room full of people who chose to spend their Sunday afternoon learning about communication, connection, consent, dating, and doing relationships a little better.
And those tend to be interesting people to meet.
Join us Sunday, October 25 for two conversations designed to give everyone plenty to talk about.
Steve Ratcliff opens the afternoon with How to Ask for What You Want, an interactive exploration of desires, boundaries, consent, agreements, and better communication.
Then our featured presenter, Dr. Riki Thompson, takes the stage for Online Dating Strategies for Polyamory—with practical insights into profiles, messaging, finding compatible partners, and turning online introductions into real-world connections.
And when the talks are over, join us in the Atrium Bar and see where the conversation goes.
Come for the conversations. Stay for the people you meet.
Be in the Right Room
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