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Some ppl talk abt the framing of gender and sexuality as constructs like some aspec bisexual nonbinary polyamorous mad scientist is going to create a machine that will rid the world of all gender and sexuality and monogamy and create a horrible future dystopia tomorrow if someone doesnt stop them, like gender politics is a fucking comic book or pulp sci fi novel
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being poly is like that one super lit night when you introduce ur best buddy to ur partner and they hit it right off and everyone just has a fuckin nice time of it, except that's every night and they're both ur partner
Hey I’m polyam, and I’ve been scrolling through the polyam tag and I’m a little concerned about 2 things
1. The misconception that polyam is inherently lgbt+ and then tagging it as polyam positivity (most of which I noticed were not polyam), polyam is it’s own community outside of lgbt+ but many polyam are lgbt+ (not an exclusionist, I believe you should have freedom in gender identity and sexuality)
2. I keep seeing people ask “how did you know you were polyam”, which worries me because you shouldn’t have an identity crisis over whether or not your polyam. It’s a decision like “well I want to move out of my hometown and into a city”, not that that takes away polyamorous struggles but it is concerning to see. Maybe you struggle to come to that decision and maybe you don’t, but I encourage you to discuss with your partner (if you have one) or look into other people’s polyamorous struggles and relationships
Some people could be happier making that decision, and some aren’t, regardless it’s a lifestyle choice
No, not every person is loved in the same way. No, not every crush you experience has the same intensity.
Everyone loves people in different ways and expressions. Feeling this towards (potential) partners is part of the polyamorous experience.
You are not broken for loving someone differently.
