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Sunday, July 17, 2022

TW: Sex.

When the "one" you love is actually the many, day-to-day life can become complex to navigate. From date night to parenthood struggles, plurality impacts the foundations of a relationship—memory, trust, attraction, relatability, communication, even compatibility as a whole. I want to share the tips and systems for life and love that I've learned on my own journey.

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Daisy Albright

Trauma Recovery Coach and speaker specializing in developmental trauma, CPTSD / complex trauma, generational trauma, emotional and physical neglect, CSA, ritual abuse, organized and extreme abuse, and various forms of relational trauma.

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