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Polyamstories
@polyamstories
Many throughout history, including famous and influential figures, have been polyamorous or in open relationships. This twitter account shares their stories.
Apr 14, 2020 • 22 tweets • 11 min read
We're back! & we hope you all had a lovely weekend!

Today we continue the story of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. #polyamory #histsex

Part I: the childhood of Frida is here: Image Part II: Diego is Not Great, is here:

And I'm sorry to report...Rivera is gonna continue not being great. But we get more Kahlo! So that's great!

#histsex #polyamory
Apr 9, 2020 • 35 tweets • 15 min read
Hello #polyam history fam! We return from a bit of a hiatus because 1) it seems there's a worldwide pandemic on and 2) your authors were preparing and then editing (and editing and editing) a article on the work we are doing, which will form part of the introduction Image and the theory that will eventually underlie our book. We will be sharing more about this in the future!

If you are reading this, we hope you and yours are safe&sound&healthy&staying inside! This is one of the harder challengs the #polyamory #polyam community
May 7, 2019 • 94 tweets • 28 min read
Hello again! We are pleased to be telling the #polyam / #nonmonogamous (hi)story of Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950), the American poet, feminist, and playwright. Millay is very well-known among #polyam communities today due to a number of articles that @brainpickings wrote about her “polyamorous” love letters: brainpickings.org/2016/02/22/edn…
Mar 7, 2019 • 16 tweets • 4 min read
Sackville-West wrote her husband:

"I am in the middle of reading Orlando, in such a turmoil of excitement and confusion that I scarcely know where (or who) I am!" Sackville-West's comment about not knowing who she was was in part because she was reading about herself: Woolf incorporated S-W and her habit of dressing as a man the book, which is about a man who transforms into a woman and discovers how much less freedom he/she now has.
Feb 28, 2019 • 64 tweets • 17 min read
Hello twitter! We’re so glad to be back and we have someone new to tell you about.

#polyamory #polytwitter #polyverse #polyfi #multiamory #twitterstorians #twitterhistory #sexhistory #sexhist #LGBT We are going to learn about the story of Vita (Virginia Mary) Sackville-West, a British polyamorous and bisexual writer - today, we’ll primarily look at her life from the perspective of her marriage with her husband, Harold Nicholson. (Later on we’ll visit her from other angles). Image