Non-monogamy advice is everywhere—books, social media, community norms, therapy spaces, and well-meaning friends. Some of it is helpful, some of it is incomplete, and some of it quietly causes harm when applied without context.
This interactive panel takes a playful, curious approach to examining common myths about non-monogamy. Panelists will explore popular beliefs, unpack where they came from, and discuss when they might be useful, misleading, or simply untrue. Rather than declaring winners or losers, this session emphasizes nuance, context, and lived experience.
Attendees can expect laughter, recognition, and thoughtful reframes that reduce shame and increase flexibility, because “doing ENM well” often looks very different than we were first taught.




