Annotated Table of Contents
Author’s introduction and background for writing the series.
What mixed-orientation marriages are and how to use this series.
A hopeful, “we can do this” framing—yes, many couples thrive.
Empathy as the cornerstone; practical ways to create win–wins.
How love and orientation can diverge—and what that means for partners.
Models and variations of bisexuality to help readers locate their lived experience.
Labels vs. behavior, fluidity, and focusing on “can this work for us?”
Coming out to self and others—timing, safety, and compassion for everyone involved.
Finding the balance between privacy, honesty, and trust (not just secrets vs. no secrets).
A visual model for meeting at the “I’m happy with that” point—together.
Understanding the spectrum and negotiating expectations with care.
Creative pathways to meet sexual needs—within and beyond monogamy.
If bringing others in is part of the solution, how to do it thoughtfully and ethically.
When sexual desire is mismatched—or absent—how couples still thrive.
Practical tips for navigating family pressures and routine disruptions.
Common obstacles and the strategies couples use to move through them.
Honest conversations, safer sex practices, and shared sexual well-being.
Peer communities, forums, and professional counseling options.
Harnessing optimism, partnership, and compersion as daily practices.
Beyond crisis: building a sustainable, joyful rhythm together.