Reclaiming the Future invites readers to explore Jung’s archetypes through an Afrofuturist lens. This framework blends ancestry, imagination, and love to create new myths for modern times. Rooted in the rhythms of the African diaspora, it reimagines connection and polyamory as acts of liberation and creativity.

Balancing lovers in social spaces is a real part of polyamory. From parties to kink events, being with multiple partners and metamours can bring both joy and challenge. This essay shares personal lessons on setting expectations, reducing surprises, showing respect, and practicing self-care. With preparation and intention, these nights can shift from overwhelming to affirming, creating space for growth, compersion, and deeper connection.

Polyamory and neurodivergence defy the empire’s demand for conformity. In Empire of Normality, Robert Chapman exposes how capitalism shaped our ideas of “normal” including how we love. This Axioms of Love series explores how polyamory resists scarcity, hierarchy, and control, offering a radical, relational rebellion to the machinery of normality.