Recent content by mrd6582

this hits the nail pretty squarely on the head i think. i'm not totally sure what my boundaries are yet. first relationship is a hard comparison--we were long distance (~2 hour drive) for awhile, then life led us to the same town, so trying to figure out scheduling together was always just sort...

i suppose that's accurate. i don't know that "giving" and "getting" are very good words here but they're the ones i chose so i'll roll with them, ha. here's where i guess the "giving and getting" language breaks down a little, because i'm not sure this is precisely how i feel. i think polyamory...

i've been polyamorous since early 2023, and in that time i've been in two relationships and also dated a fair bit. in my first relationship, i always joked with my partner that she could get a date by walking out onto her front porch and whispering into the wind that she was available for the...

hello all. i think i'm in the right part of the forum but if i'm misreading, i apologize. i'm a 40-something straight cis male in central kentucky, looking for connections of any kind. i have one regular partner, who i started dating recently and am still working to define what the relationship...

i'm a believer and don't expect that to change (my beliefs have evolved considerably over the years but i have a great deal of security in where i stand) but i learned a long time ago how personal one's beliefs are. i'm unafraid to share my faith with anyone who wants to know, but proselytizing...

much appreciated! my tendency regarding faith discussions is to follow it when it develops naturally rather than to be proactive in starting it, but i appreciate anyone who makes me feel like i can talk about it candidly without backlash.

i'm 44 and i feel this deeply. i'm a reasonably handsome guy--average, i think, but i take pretty good care of myself, and i've been drinking milk--and on paper i think i'm a pretty desirable partner. (my go-to joke is that unfortunately, women don't date guys on paper, unless they have a...

brand new here, but i fall into the seemingly microscopic sliver in the middle of the polyam/christian venn diagram. i don't know that i'd say i'm "out," but i also wouldn't call myself closeted about it. very few people at church know about my lifestyle, but i'm a fairly private person who...

good afternoon everyone. first time posting here. i'm a 40-something poly fella who was monogamous until just a few years ago. finding polyamory felt like the key to some kind of happiness for the back 9 of my life following a divorce. my first poly relationship was perfectly lovely until it...