They see no reason to end a good relationship in order to begin another, and they believe that this can be done responsibly, intimately, and in integrity. They call it polyamory or Loving More. They publish a quarterly magazine called Loving More, offer workshops and conferences, books and tapes, and discounts on all of this through membership in their organization. While they are not a non-profit organization, no one is paid to work there. Loving More is entirely supported by memberships and the contributions of the editors Ryam Nearing and Brett Hill, and their multi-partner family, Syntony.
Most poly folks agree that sex is far from being the most important factor in a relationship.
An experimental intentional community in Germany. ZEGG is an international meeting ground where they consider questions about what makes a future worth living. ZEGG is a study center where they explore new solutions for love and cooperation with nature, questions about autonomy and survival, and creation of a network for a humane earth. ZEGG is a place for a community experiment, a model for living, and a building ground for a concrete utopia. Many of the ideas you'll hear about at SC are practiced there or come from their work.