Polyamory – Daisy & Cory

03/30/2018 In Podcast Episodes By Paul Gilmartin

Polyamory – Daisy & Cory

Daisy (with Cory for support) shares about her emotionally absent parents, Taiwanese culture, her anxiety, need to control, fear of making mistakes, struggling to find a sense of self and the imprint left on her by pleasing her emotionally withdrawn/critical mother at any cost. They share about the specifics of their polyamorous relationship and agreements/boundaries vs open ones and monogamous ones. Daisy talks about the struggle of being a jealous person in a poly partnership and her need for Cory’s validation sometimes being at odds with her desire to have freedom to explore love with other people.

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1 Comment

  • Sabine Green

    11/01/2019 at 3:36 pm Reply

    Just found this podcast, and dove into this episode since I am also a codependent polyamorous person.
    Just wanna say I commend Daisy for being so transparent about her process. I felt like she was telling my story at times. It’s a brave thing to hold yourself accountable for a goal you have, with a foundation built from fear and guilt.

    Guess I just want to say bravo because I can relate!

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