We've all heard, "IĀ really want to stay friends," before, but we also all know that we've never been taught how to be friends with someone that we love, that we (may have) lived with, that we've slept with.
In this 2hr. workshop, we're going to talk about itĀ all - and, make sure that y'all can actually, like, be friends as you transition out of your (romantic, sexual, or both) relationship.
Without the drama.
I need this workshop.
hi, I'mĀ Emily.
I've been actively polyamorous for the better part of four years, and, in that time, have broken up / been broken up with... a lot.
There have also been times where a romantic break-up was inevitable, but... We weren't done with each other yet. Hence, aĀ de-escalation: when we change the container of the relationship without changing theĀ people inside of it.
I've studied communication, successfully became friends with a good handful of exes, and: I'm here to help you do the same.
SIGN ME UP!"I feel so much more comfortable and confident in myself and how I approach my relationships."
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- Kayla H.
InĀ two hours together,
we're going to:
- GetĀ really good at claiming what we want - which may be friendship, a spicy friend, or something in between - and vocalizing it to our partner.
- Learn how to have the hard conversations so that weĀ can be heard, even when those hard conversations are, well... hard.
- Become more confident in our ability to hold space for someone we care about - which willĀ increaseĀ the depth and love, compassion, and etc. we are capable of feeling.
- Make space for the romantic sweeties whoĀ are ready, willing, and able to meet us where we are (and we them).
A new friendship isĀ right around the corner.
Click below to join us in our (2hr.) live workshop, andĀ learn how to hold space, have the conversation, andĀ set (sometimes hard)Ā boundaries to make thatĀ sweetie your long-term pal.
Who says we can't, "just be friends," anyway?
I need this workshop!