Poliamory Stories

Tenderly is until this days a Village in the middle of nowhere and that's the way the family want to keep it. It's history is not important because of what happened there, but because of the changes those who lived there and left made in the world. More than changing the world, the Family showed those around them that a different life was possible, a different type of family could work, that a socially responsable and caring coorporation could thrive in the really competitive world of the first decades of our century.

She was broken goods. Sæglópur: lost at seas. Trying to keep the pieces together, she would find her shores, learning how to accept and trust herself and others in a love she didn't know she needed, but that will give her freedom. "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 VeauxAlex