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Unfortunately, the event was cancelled, due to insufficient ticket sales. :( Starting to feel like I'm going to be stuck on my own forever. :(

I'm still awaiting details on the format. The owner says she should have more confirmed details later this week. The date it is happening is the 28th of Feb, so there will be plenty of time to find out. It's a small, cosy cafe, and it's a ticketed event, so I don't think it's going to be a 'meat...

It's not aimed at non-monogamous people. It's a general public (though ticket only) event. It's at a place where I'm friendly with the owner, and it's oneof my favourite haunts in the city, so there's a good chance of meeting someone I like, based on shared interests.

I'll gladly share my results when the time comes, but in the intervening time, I need to figure out how forthright to be. I definitely wouldn't leave it any longer than a second date, but I'm still concerned that going into it on the night, when I'm just meeting people, might be too much.

Publicly visible and single. Because I'm a lonely Kittendumpling. :(

I'm going to a local singles night in a couple of weeks, and I would like some advice on how to, well, deal with it, as a poly person. I've never done this before, and I'm worried about scaring people off, but also feeling like it's an important part of me that a potential partner ought to know...

Thank you, I have done! I have been in mono relationships almost all my life, so I get where you're coming from. Being openly and steadfastly poly has always felt like a lot of extra work, and it narrows the dating pool significantly.

Thank you! It's inspired by a Beatrix Potter story. I did a joint Masters degree in English Literature and Film Studies.

Hello, everyone! I'm not great at introductions, especially my own, but I hope I get to meet nice people here. A bit about me: I'm almost thirty. I live in Dundee, Scotland. I have a Masters degree. I'm a vegetarian crafts enthusiast who lives with a hedgehog. I'm not currently in any...