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Welcome to Poly-ish Movie Reviews, where I watch the crap so you don't have to! I watch a lot of movies. Some of those movies are great. But a lot of them are crap. I'm here to help you sort out which is which, so that you don't have to waste your time on bad cinema, unless that's your thing. No judgement - I like a lot of terrible movies. I'm just saying that, as we polys know, love may be infinite, but time is not. Let me help you manage that increasingly rare and precious time of yours by ...
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It's time to tell the story of the word "noetisexual" and all that means about what I've experienced. This is for putting in order the events the humans who don't care cast asunder. Our memories are not the issue nor the lie. We know what we experienced. I'll share mine, if you listen. Feel free to share if you feel inclined, via Anchor interview. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/integratednonmonogamy/support
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Can a movie set in the '60s and filmed in the '90s really feature a polyamorous quad? Joreth reviews The Blood Oranges for a little-seen poly structure to see if there is any polyamory in it at all. "Husband and wife Cyril and Fiona explore new ground and new relationships when they take a vacation in the tropics. While on holiday, the pair meets a…
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How well does this particular fan recommendation hold up to Joreth's poly critique? Sometimes I think that maybe I'm actually speaking a different language from everyone else, and maybe I have some kind of universal translator or babelfish so that I can't tell, but that the translator is buggy or slightly off in some ways. Because people don't seem…
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Can Spike Lee's inaugural film really be a poly movie as everyone claims? Joreth watches this groundbreaking movie to find out! There's something about student films and classic French movies that just do not work for me. Maybe it's the penchant for black and white even in a color era, or maybe it's the frequent complete lack of musical score or so…
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I go over the basics of abuse culture and restorative justice, highlighting questions to ask yourself and your peers in order to plot a victim-affirming path forward, and finally providing some steps to take in the event of abuse. I tackle the nefarious myth that "hurt people hurt people" and draw a line between marginalized identity and inherent a…
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I know I've been gone a while, but I've not been idle. I've been gearing up for projects like Michón Con, which you can sign up for at https://drove.com/.BLh. I've also been running an Aro Eros Arrows podcast (anchor.fm/AroErosArrows) and a book drive (https://drove.com/.EVk)!I've also been writing again in a cuilverse book, but I'll sneak you deta…
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Ah, French ... the culture of love! Where "alternative" relationship structures are not frowned upon and the people understand the power of passion! Or do they? Joreth reviews a movie filmed in the Swingin' '60s on recommendation from a listener, to see if there is any polyamory or ethical non-monogamy in this film made during a time of exploration…
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More people are learning about things like compersion, intimate friendships, and open and honest communication. Many of the tools and skills that people learn to hone while engaging in polyamory carry over into other aspects of life not remotely related to romance and sex.However, people still tend to ignore the full implications of the ethical par…
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A priest and a rabbi walk into an airport ... to meet their childhood best friend, a tomboy who has grown up into a beautiful, intelligent, independent, CEO. As she visits her hometown and her two best friends, the men struggle with their growing romantic feelings for the same woman. Could this really be a tale of polyamory, snuck into mainstream c…
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Can a made-for-tv movie about a broken marriage have polyamorous content in it? Joreth reviews this Judith Light film to see if there is any polyamory in a low-budget, '80s flick. The Netflix summary reads: "Judith Light stars in this sexy made-for-TV drama about a married woman who discovers that her husband of 23 years has been unfaithful. Just a…
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Here, I break down the triangular theory of love, as well as shed light on aromantic, autistic, asexual, and BlaQueer perspectives of nonmonogamy, polyamory, romance, and more. Hat tip to Salem Goosby for their term "autilove"; check out their work at https://holdingpatternsandhightea.wordpress.com/I mean, weren't you told there were just endless p…
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Ethics doesn't end when you have the love you want. Being a game changer is a continuous process.What if American Ninja Warrior was the standard for how wetreated one another?We rarely care about people we don’t know because we fail to even conceptualize them as human beings. Humans are thought to have a literal limit on how many people they can ac…
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Polyamory and other non-monogamies are ALL about the community and not just the sex, aren't they? So why is it that lack of desirability can be a death sentence? Why aren't more survivors centered over their abusers? Why haven't we seen more Black nonmen in leadership positions? Where the fuck are the guide books and sexy movies by and about disabl…
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Intersectional/Integrated Non-Monogamy did not exist as a phrase until I coined it quite a few years ago. It involves discussing the actual history of non-monogamy and polyamory before the white mainstream stumbled onto it. It goes beyond simply discussing jealousy and compersion. It rejects slut-shaming or otherwise being ableist about STIs. It de…
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Introductory episode of Integrated Non-Monogamy. You may be familiar with the book The Game Changer, but have you ever wanted to know what it's like to be in our shoes? INM is all about highlighting the hidden, expanding the light to uncover abusive patterns, and developing actual ethical behavior towards every person you encounter, not just those …
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Get to know your host and also find out why elevating liminal stories is so vital, especially for communities that are claiming love is so revolutionary. "For whom?" several of us dare say. Indeed...Like what you hear? Buy this Dragon a feather at https://ko-fi.com/TeslaCurious about The Metanoiac Portal and other future podcasts on other aspects o…
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Rita, Sue, & Bob Too! was hailed as a landmark comedy in the '80s in Britain, and also passed around polyamorous online groups as a poly film. But is it? Is it both? One or the other? Neither? Joreth reviews this wildly acclaimed movie for any hint of polyamory, open relationships, or consensual and ethical non-monogamy to see if it lives up to the…
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Joreth takes another foray into the world of independent, foreign films from the '60s. From the era of Free Love, can this be a long lost poly movie? Joreth reviews movies for poly or polyamorous content looking for stories of open relationships, open marriage, ethical non-monogamy, triads, quads, vees, networks, polycules, and anything else relate…
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A movie with the number 3 in the title can't be all bad can it? Joreth reviews Trois, a Netflix recommendation about a unicorn-hunting threesome. Sardonic use of casual ableist language & possibly sex-negative sex worker language intending to mock the sorts of writers who use "crazy" as a scapegoat and their poor depiction of mental illness as well…
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