#polylife

[openlovehub]

Two hands on me, two hearts on me.

I’m right where I belong. 🤭🌿💋

[polyamoryandthrouple]

Polyamory gave me emotional freedom.

[polyamorydatinghub]

Polyamory is about more love.

[psychic-lover-boy]

Life has been tough lately with three of us and six animals in the house. Since one of us got demoted, and the other two's health issues, paying for bills and groceries has become a real struggle. Any donation, big or small, would mean the world to us. If you can't donate, please share? Thank you!

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[mystorii333]

Talking polyamory:

When it comes to polyamory and wanting to be in a throuple there is a lot of bad stigma around it but my question is..

why do people think you can only love one person when monogamous people fall in love with different humans at different stages of life all the time?

Us as polyamorous humans just want to love two people simultaneously at the same time. I’ve very much been able to spread my energy, time and love between two women and it worked for me, especially being somebody who balances their masculine and feminine energy very well so being with a feminine presenting woman and a masc presenting woman is something I want for the rest of my life.

#mystorii333

[walkawayinsin]

Dear monogamous people

Before you start dating a non-monogamous consider this: We're not your go-to when you're single. We're not into casual automatically. It's not always about the sex - doesn't even have to involve sex overall. It's about connecting. It's about love. It's about the freedom to love.

Being interested isn't enough. You need to understand your own responsibility when you're dating someone who isn't monogamous.

Dating with the purpose to convert someone from non-monogamy to monogamy is as bad as if we were forcing non-monogamy on you guys.

Be clear about your intentions, your boundaries, your view on the relationship. Communication is the key.

If you've had bad experience with non-monogamy reconsider how much it affects you in the present situation. Are you truly desiring to try out non-monogamy again (knowing the situation might be different) or are you just purely ignorant about it at the moment because you're on cloud nine? Falling in love with someone doesn't equal you're practically going to work as a couple. Just because they are poly it doesn't mean that they're okay with simply cuddling and sex.

Don't date or even be involved with non-monogamous if you can't handle their choice of relationship-lifestyle. We deserve commitment, respect and honesty as much as monogamous counterparts.

[sirhardnight]

[mischievous-explorer]

I took a conscious decision to move away from traditional norms and embrace a new path. This last week I have really started to see the difference from all the hard work.

This weekend I have felt so many amazing emotions and I'm so blessed.

Saturday, an awesome person held my hand reassuringly while their partner and I kissed.

Sunday, my long distance girly wanted to see me, she doesn't drive far so her husband bought her to see me.

I'm so lucky to have such special people in my life.