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In a hierarchical polyamorous relationship tertiary refers to the person (or people) in the relationship who, either by intent or by circumstance, have a relationship that is given less in terms of time, energy, and priority in a person’s life than a primary or secondary relationship. Generally tertiary relationships quite casual and little is expected in terms of emotional support. They may also be very limited with respect to time, energy, or priority in the lives of the people involved. |
In a hierarchical polyamorous relationship tertiary refers to the person (or people) in the relationship who, either by intent or by circumstance, have a relationship that is given less in terms of time, energy, and priority in a person’s life than a primary or secondary relationship. Generally tertiary relationships quite casual and little is expected in terms of emotional support. They may also be very limited with respect to time, energy, or priority in the lives of the people involved. |
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== History == |
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It is unknown when the term was coined, however it has been in use amongst the community since December 30, 2015. |
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== Flags == |
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The hierarchical polyamory flag was created by NonMonoPrideFlags on DeviantArt on December 30, 2015.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/nonmonoprideflags/art/Hierarchical-Polyamory-Pride-Flag-581139230</ref> The flag used the colors of the polyamory flag but has a different structure to show the difference in power between partners in a hierarchical polyamorous relationship. |
The hierarchical polyamory flag was created by NonMonoPrideFlags on DeviantArt on December 30, 2015.<ref>https://www.deviantart.com/nonmonoprideflags/art/Hierarchical-Polyamory-Pride-Flag-581139230</ref> The flag used the colors of the polyamory flag but has a different structure to show the difference in power between partners in a hierarchical polyamorous relationship. |
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