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A compassionate, paradigm-shifting toolkit for understanding your emotional wiring and building secure connections outside the traditional relationship escalator. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Polysecure.
- introspective
- grounding
- hopeful
- clarifying
- 01
The Ethical Slut
Dossie Easton
A warm, judgment-free roadmap to radical honesty, expansive intimacy, and dismantling relationship shame.
- 02
Many love
Sophie Lucido Johnson
A warm, illustrated invitation to rethink everything you know about romance, jealousy, and the shape of a happy life.
- 03
Attached
Amir Levine
A validating, science-backed decoder ring for the confusing dynamics of human love and intimacy.
- 04
Hold Me Tight
Sue Johnson · 2008
A compassionate, science-backed roadmap for turning relationship conflict into profound emotional connection.
- 05
Sex at Dawn
Christopher Ryan
A witty, paradigm-shifting exploration of human evolution that gleefully dismantles the standard narrative of natural monogamy.
- 06
The Other Significant Others
Rhaina Cohen
A thoughtful, paradigm-shifting exploration of how centering platonic love can fundamentally reshape our lives and communities.
- 07
The state of affairs
Esther Perel
A compassionate, provocative exploration of the gray areas of human desire and the complex anatomy of betrayal.
- 08
Mating in Captivity
Esther Perel · 2006
A provocative, paradigm-shifting exploration of why safety and desire are so often at odds in modern love.
- 09
A general theory of love
Lewis, Thomas, Fari Amini and others
An illuminating exploration of the biological and psychological rhythms that wire us for connection.
- 10
Science of Attraction
Patrick King
A pragmatic, science-backed toolkit for decoding the mysteries of human chemistry and romantic connection.
- 11
Radical honesty
Brad Blanton · 2005
A blunt, unapologetic wake-up call that challenges you to break out of your own mental prison through absolute truth-telling.
- 12
Uncoupling
Diane Vaughan · 1986
A steady, illuminating look at the hidden psychological patterns that dictate how and why couples drift apart.











