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Greta Flowers
In person & Online/Virtual
Seattle WA US
Hi there, I'm Greta Flowers a space holder for the restoration of pleasure as a resource. I found my
Mistress Liz
In person & Online/Virtual
Portland OR US
Erotic healer and dominatrix, a catalyst to help liberate you into your fullest erotic expression
Polyamory sessions & workshops you can book
Private sessions, workshops, services and events offered by Sensuali practitioners. Message them directly to book.
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Nic ( Queerly Becoming)
In person & Online/Virtual
Jaworze PL
I'm Nic (he/they), a Certified Sexological Bodyworker, body-based sex and intimacy coach and educato
MissHella
In person & Online/Virtual
Berlin DE
Erfahren als Domina und Bizzarrlady, mein psychologischer Hintergrund als Coach und Therapeutin, ein
Dirty Lola
Online/Virtual
New York NY US
What do you get when you mix softcore porn with an encyclopedia of sex? Why, Dirty Lola, of course!
Simona Ferrari
In person & Online/Virtual
Cape Town ZA
Liberation through self-knowing, to find greater freedom in your life-
transforminjourney
In person
Berlin DE
empathetic masseuse, creative workshop leader, accomplished tantra life coach and passionate yoga teacher
Polyamory Massage therapist Pleasure & intimacy coach Educator
What is polyamory?
Polyamory means having, or being open to, more than one romantic or intimate relationship at a time, with honesty and consent from everyone involved. It differs from an open relationship in that emotional bonds with several partners are expected and welcomed.
Who it's for
People explore polyamory for many reasons: values, identity or curiosity. It takes communication, clear agreements and care with jealousy. Practitioners on Sensuali include coaches and educators who help individuals and partners talk it through and set agreements that work.
Communicate openly: share needs, feelings and agreements regularly with everyone involved.
Make clear agreements: about time, safer sex and what each relationship means.
Ask questions: message coaches on Sensuali to understand how they support people in polyamory.
Assume consent: every partner should know and agree to the arrangement.
Ignore jealousy: see it as information to talk about, not something to hide.
Neglect sexual health: agree safer sex practices and test regularly.
Frequently asked questions.
Is jealousy inevitable in polyamorous relationships?
It is common, but it can be talked through. Many people learn to understand what jealousy is pointing to and adjust agreements together, sometimes with the help of a coach.
What is the difference between polyamory and an open relationship?
Open relationships usually allow sexual connections outside a main relationship. Polyamory welcomes several emotional and romantic relationships. Both rely on honesty and consent.
How do you balance time and attention in polyamory?
With clear communication, shared calendars and regular check-ins. Agreements can change over time, so revisit them as relationships grow.