‘You can love more than one person in your lifetime’: dating after a partner’s death

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Story from The Single Files. Rebecca Woolf. When my husband died, I vowed to stay single in my after-life. Not because I was grieving, but because domestic partnership was something I had no interest in doing again. My vow to stay a single mother would not mean limiting myself sexually and emotionally. I decided I would keep lovers — non-committal but satisfying short-term pairings. What I came to find was that this decision, which steered me away from the kind of relationships I was conditioned to accept as status quo, would lead to the least toxic and most beneficial relationships I have ever been in. They would be non-monogamous. Often involving multiple partners — sometimes together.

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