So my boyfriend and I are new to polyamory. He's hetero while I'm a bisexual woman. I'm allowed to be with both women and men (and they don't have to date/have sex with him), so I wouldn't call it a one penis policy, but if I'm with a man he doesn't want to see it, or traces of it -kissing, traces of us having sex, and other more than friendly displays of affection- it makes him disgusted and angry, while it's perfectly fine if that's with women, so I would call that a one visible penis policy
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I can still be seen with them without problem though.
I can tell him about what I do with the guys, as long as I don't go into details (wich is fine), and he sometimes ask about it, so it's not a ''don't ask don't tell'' kind of deal either. And though he doesn't forbids it, he would rather that I don't have sex with men in our appartment (he's scared he would catch us by accident)
He knows that the anger and disgust he feels is irrational and he said that he might or might not end up being okay about it over time. I hope so, because I would like to be able to do some PDA (to a socially acceptable level) in his presence.
I think we just need to go gradually outside of his comfort zone, so I'm ok with taking my time with this.
Do you guys have any tips on how to help him get more comfortable with this?
Do you think things could work fine even if he doesn't ever get comfortable with that?
I can still be seen with them without problem though.
I can tell him about what I do with the guys, as long as I don't go into details (wich is fine), and he sometimes ask about it, so it's not a ''don't ask don't tell'' kind of deal either. And though he doesn't forbids it, he would rather that I don't have sex with men in our appartment (he's scared he would catch us by accident)
He knows that the anger and disgust he feels is irrational and he said that he might or might not end up being okay about it over time. I hope so, because I would like to be able to do some PDA (to a socially acceptable level) in his presence.
I think we just need to go gradually outside of his comfort zone, so I'm ok with taking my time with this.
Do you guys have any tips on how to help him get more comfortable with this?
Do you think things could work fine even if he doesn't ever get comfortable with that?
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