What are the different types of polyamory?

Here are nine common types of polyamory: Hierarchical Poly. In a hierarchical polyamorous relationship, there is a "primary" couple who may cohabitate, combine finances, have children together or participate in other aspects of a shared life. Anchor Partners. Triad. Quad. Polyfidelity. Vee. Relationship Anarchy. Solo Polyamory.

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Also, what does v mean in a poly relationship?

Vee: A vee relationship is made up of three partners and gets its name from the letter "V," in which one person acts as the "hinge" or "pivot" partner dating two people. The other two people are not romantically or sexually involved with each other. What is Solopoly? Solo polyamory is when someone has intimate relationships with multiple partners but still lives a single lifestyle. For example, someone who's solo polyamorous, or solo poly, might not want to live with, share finances with, marry, or have children with a partner.

And another question, what does ktp mean in polyamory?

Kitchen table polyamory Kitchen table polyamory (KTP) is a branch of polyamory that Pfeuffer has practised. KTP is a dynamic in which partners and 'metamours' (a partner's partner) all know each other, and, in theory, would feel comfortable meeting up together. How do I know if I am poly? You have multiple crushes or romantic interests at any given point. If you've had crushes on multiple people since you were young and have trouble choosing between them (think Devi in "Never Have I Ever"), you might be polyamorous.

Consequently, what is a unicorn polyamory?

A unicorn is a person who is willing to join an existing couple to form a polyamorous triad. The label is most commonly used for single bisexual women who join heterosexual couples, but unicorns can be of any sexuality or relationship status. Triads usually form organically. One may also ask what does np mean in polyamory? Nesting Partner Nesting Partner (NP): A live-in partner. This is not always inherently synonymous with primary partner, but often can be. This term solely refers to a beloved with whom a person cohabitates. Parallel Poly(amory): a style of polyamory where one person's partners do not meet or interact with each other.