Polyamory may be a wonderful thing, but sometimes it’s hard to know what to look for when you’re trying to tell if someone is doing ethical non-monogamy that’s healthy and empowering. You might feel like everything appears fine, but you are concerned that you simply don’t know what to look for. On top of that, modern media often promotes toxic behaviours as positive and positive as toxic.

That is why you need to be aware of Polyamory Green Flags. 

Green Flags are the signs that show us that something is safe. They are the universal indicators given off by people or situations that tell you we don’t need to fear approaching. Beginning our journey into polyamory is intimidating, and just as many of us have not learned the signs to avoid a person or situation, we often cannot recognise the indications that something or someone is safe. And so, we gather and share our collected knowledge in the hope we can aid others’ transitions into this world and make it a little easier.

If you’re looking to explore any form of ethical non-monogamy, please take a moment to learn some of the more common Polyamory Green Flags.