Polystation: An Open Discussion on Redefining Relationships

Polystation is a social meeting space for reimagining relationships beyond traditional norms and configurations, rooted in the principles of non-monogamy, community and kinship. It is a one-stop social space, dedicated to discussing how we connect with others and exploring new ways of building positive and diverse relationships.No experience required. Polystation is open to everyone from all genders and sexualities, whether you are actively practising non-monogamy, questioning conventional relationships, opening up or simply interested in alternative ways of connecting. Polystation is a space to learn, explore, and engage with others who are doing the same.Come as you are, bring your questions, and be part of an inclusive community that values honesty, agency, and connection in all its forms. We look forward to seeing you there. ​This event will be facilitated as an open discussion, where people will be invited to participate with questions, comments, provide insight and resources or share personal experiences.THIS MONTH’S MEET-UP:Ageing and polyamouryThis month we are talking about talking: Ageing and PolyamoryHow do our relationships, bodies and needs change as we get older? what can you expect as you grow older? Join us for an evening exploring what it means to build love, care and community that lasts across a lifetime. What does polyamory look like in our later years? Whether you are new to polyamory or have been practising for years, everyone is welcome. No preparation needed, just bring your thoughts, your questions and your lovely self. 📅 Wednesday, 28th October 2026🕐 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM📍 The Common Press Dalston Facilitators:Angel Perez is an inclusion specialist and coach with a background on sociology, queer studies and creative writing. Angel has been practicing non-monogamy and supporting others doing the same for many years. He also runs the queer club night Gayzpacho and is a father of two.Sion Jones is a community engagement specialist and workshop facilitator with a personal passion around rethinking relationships. Sion wants to encourage discussion and the sharing of experiences around topics that are still often taboo and where sharing ideas and lived experience can build confidence and help individuals navigate their own journeys.@Polystation_HQ@[email protected] PolyStation Community GuidelinesPlease check out our community guidelines ahead of our events to ensure that participation is inclusive, respectful and led by compassionate curiosity. If anything feels off for you during an event, please talk to a facilitator or email [email protected]. Your comfort and safety matter.For more information, visit us on our website: www.polystation.org Disclaimer: This is not therapy. Polystation is a space for discussion, learning, and community, not a substitute for professional mental health support. While some may find participation reflective or healing, our conversations are not facilitated as therapy sessions.