• Polyamory Day is an annual observance celebrated on November 23rd because, let’s face it, one day just isn’t enough to celebrate all the love and multiple relationships in the polyamorous community!
• It serves as a day to raise awareness and promote understanding of polyamorous relationships because knowledge is power, my friend. And when it comes to matters of the heart (or hearts), we could all use a little more understanding.
• The purpose of Polyamory Day is to recognize and validate the existence of multiple loving relationships within ethical non-monogamy because who says you can only have one soulmate? Let your heart roam free like a majestic unicorn through fields of love!
• It aims to challenge societal norms and stigmas surrounding monogamy by highlighting the possibility of having consensual, open, and honest relationships with multiple partners. Because why settle for just one slice of pizza when you can have an entire buffet?
• On this day, individuals in polyamorous relationships may engage in activities such as organizing events or discussions about polyamory – think TED Talks but with extra relationship drama! Sharing personal stories or advocating for acceptance and recognition are also popular choices.
• Some people use Polyamory Day as an opportunity to educate others about the principles of ethical non-monogamy so that everyone can learn how to juggle more than their fair share…of emotions.
• Polyamory Day was first established in 2017 by Loving More because they realized that sharing love shouldn’t be limited to Valentine’s Day alone – there should be room for even more hugs, kisses, high-fives, fist bumps…you name it!
• It is not a widely recognized or official holiday – yet! But hey, Rome wasn’t built in a day either. We’re working on getting our own parade float though; imagine rainbow-colored confetti raining down while waving flags adorned with infinite hearts!
• The date of November 23rd was chosen to coincide with National Adoption Day in the United States because love and family can take various forms, just like a Rubik’s Cube that never quite seems to solve itself.
• Polyamory Day encourages conversations about consent, communication, and relationship dynamics within non-monogamous partnerships. Because let’s be real here – navigating multiple relationships requires more coordination than a synchronized swimming team doing salsa dancing underwater.
• Various online platforms and social media communities actively participate in promoting Polyamory Day each year because hashtags are the modern-day equivalent of shouting from mountaintops…except with emojis instead of echoes!