SkylerSquirrel
New member
So yeah, I’m new. I’m in my early twenties. I’m androgynous/bigender/genderqueer, but biologically female. I’m a pretty deep thinker, but also very adventurous.
I’m very new to being poly. I’ve never had more than one relationship at a time; however, I think I’m poly because my love for a person never diminishes, even when I find someone new.
I’m going through a divorce right now, but I still have something of a relationship with my soon-to-be-ex. It’s definitely non-exclusive though. Or at least it will be once the divorce is finalized. I’m not sure whether we’ll always have a sexual relationship, but I know I’ll always love him. Even though he is difficult to get along with at times.
I have one toddler, and although most of the time I feel like I’m right on the line between male/female, I definitely feel like a mother to him. But then mothering to me is as much a biological thing as it is a social thing. I’m definitely more of an earth-mother-animal type than your typical “mommy”.
I’m hoping to make some new friends here, and talk about things I can’t really discuss with most of my IRL friends, who are pretty conservative.
I’m very new to being poly. I’ve never had more than one relationship at a time; however, I think I’m poly because my love for a person never diminishes, even when I find someone new.
I’m going through a divorce right now, but I still have something of a relationship with my soon-to-be-ex. It’s definitely non-exclusive though. Or at least it will be once the divorce is finalized. I’m not sure whether we’ll always have a sexual relationship, but I know I’ll always love him. Even though he is difficult to get along with at times.
I have one toddler, and although most of the time I feel like I’m right on the line between male/female, I definitely feel like a mother to him. But then mothering to me is as much a biological thing as it is a social thing. I’m definitely more of an earth-mother-animal type than your typical “mommy”.
I’m hoping to make some new friends here, and talk about things I can’t really discuss with most of my IRL friends, who are pretty conservative.