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It really says something that a lot of monogamous people consider polyamorous and aromantic to be "opposites" but every polyam person I know took one look at aromantics and said "they're just like me for real"
Poly folks x aro folks in the sense that "alloromantic heterosexual monogamous people view love and sex as an entirely different entity than me, and that makes life kinda strange"
the boys are getting along <3
love is real
This is a wedding gift for my friends who are a poly throuple getting married next month. I've still got some work to doon it but I'm just glad it fired well! So many limbs...
One custom presentation box later, it's ready to ship!
this post is like a rorshach test that reveals people's psychosexual frustrations
Queer West - What if both Kotori and Jay had survived the shoot-out at the Ross farm and had entered into a ménage à quatre with Rose and Silas?
“The gay alternative to Puritan America began before the first white settler ever arrived. The day before Christopher Columbus set foot in North America, it was a safer place for gay people than it was ever going to be again for several centuries. [...] Among the Crow tribe, a horrified white observer wrote, ‘men who dressed as women and specialised in women's work were accepted and sometimes honoured; a woman who led men in battle and had four wives was a respected chief.’”
- Johann Hari, Independent
All around the world, queer people and mindsets have been more widely accepted and lived in the past than Western history books want to make us believe.
