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We’re one week away from the 2022 World Cup break, making the final round of Premier
League fixtures all the more important and intriguing.
Latest Premier League news Who’s looking like title contenders and/or favorites?
Just past the quarter mark of the 2022-23 season, Arsenal and Manchester City are looking
head and shoulders above the rest.
The Gunners will have their hands full for the duration of their title challenge, as Erling
Haaland continues to take the Premier League by storm with an almost impossible goal-
scoring record.
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Who are the early-season candidates for relegation?
Newly promoted Nottingham Forest sit bottom of the table, with Wolves and Southampton
currently occupying the other two relegation places.
Aston Villa, Leeds and Leicester all picked up big wins this weekend, while West Ham,
Everton and Bournemouth all find themselves within a few points of the bottom-three.
Below you will find the latest Premier League table ahead of the next round of fixtures…
Premier League table – Matchweek 15The concept of a “chosen family” commonly
conjures a tight-knit group of friends. For some who practice polyamory, the same can hold
true for their polycule—the group of people connected through their various partnerships,
and those of their partners, or metamours. This dynamic is called “kitchen table polyamory"
or KTP, and functions as a community of partners rather than separately maintained,
isolated relationships.

“KTP describes a relaxed and integrated status for your current polyamorous relationship,"
says Morgan K., a polyamory mentor and non-monogamy content creator. "It's when you
feel comfortable enough to spend time with your partners and their partners, metaphorically
at the kitchen table.” This metaphorical “kitchen table” can involve as many people as there
are in a single polycule.
Unlike some other polyamory structures that prioritize separation of relationships—like
parallel polyamory or a don’t ask, don’t tell framework—KTP brings people together, even if
they’re not dating. “This basically curates a sort of found family or chosen family dynamic,
so there’s a lot of interconnectivity among the polycule and all its members,” says Leanne
Yau, a polyamory educator and content creator.
“Kitchen table polyamory curates a sort of found family or chosen family dynamic." —
Leanne Yau, polyamory educator and content creator.
Kitchen table polyamory can look different for different polycules, but the component of
connectivity among all members remains constant, says licensed clinical social worker and
poly-affirming therapist Leah Cohen, LCSW. “It is often important to the polycule as a whole
that relationships are cultivated between members, whether or not they are romantic,” they
say. “People practicing kitchen table polyamory often try to befriend their metamours, or at
least maintain open and friendly communication.”
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Metamours being friends or at least friendly “can foster a sense of community and minimize
any feelings of exclusion or secrecy,” Morgan K. Says. This can result in group movie
nights, individual hangouts between metamours, or close friendships even between others
within the polycule. It might also lead to even deeper connections and further commitment
to all members of the “found family,” Yau says.
As is the case with any relationship structure, KTP can include a number of moving parts
that can manifest as benefits or detriments, depending on the people involved and how
they choose to go about it. Being aware of these components and how they may uniquely
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