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“Above all else, trust that you don't have to control your partner, because your partner, given the freedom to do anything, will want to cherish and support you. And always, always move in the direction of greatest courage, toward the best possible version of yourself. Strong,”
― Franklin Veaux, More Than Two: A Practical Guide to Ethical Polyamory

“When doing pole a woman cannot help but learn how to reach, extend, lean, stretch and follow through. She also learns, among other physical skills, to climb, two swing, to hold her own body weight, to balance and to invert. She encourages other women to grow in strength and confidence. A pole body may be lightly muscled but it is strong. It is not a static body either, it is creative and confident, all the things that we deplore as lacking, for women’s bodies, in cultural discourses and narratives.”
― Samantha Holland, Pole Dancing, Empowerment and Embodiment

“You'll need courage because polyamorous relationships can be scary. Loving other people without a script is scary. Allowing the people you love to make their own choices without controlling them is scary. The kind of courage we're talking about involves being willing to let go of guarantees - and love and trust your partners anyway.”
― Franklin Veaux, More Than Two: A Practical Guide to Ethical Polyamory

“Jealous feelings come from a sense of loss, or a fear of it.”
― Franklin Veaux, More Than Two: A Practical Guide to Ethical Polyamory