Steph asks if polyamory is about sex or love.
My answer is...yes. As I understand it, it can be about love, but it can also be about sex. It can be about both.
We should not tell consenting adults that that they can’t love one another, or can’t have sex with one another, but nor should we tell them that they have to have sex with each other if they love each other, or that they have to love each other if they have sex with each other. How people love each other, and how they express that love for each other, is not something for those outside the relationship to attempt to measure, limit, or force.
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