Han compares her experimentation with her relationship to the experimentation that happens in the Bay Area, a mecca for entrepreneurs who question the way things work.
“I think that in technology, people have higher appetites for risks,” she says. “Opening up your relationship is really risky, kind of in a similar way that starting a company is really risky.”
In fact, it’s just a part of a rich history of sexual exploration in the Bay Area that far precedes the tech boom.
“There’s still a lot of cultural taboo around open relationships and polyamory,” says Polly “Superstar” Whittaker, who a started a private sex club called Mission Control in 2001. “This is a town that accepts alternative structures.”
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