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I’ve literally saved this on my computer as “Love triangle? Did you mean: POLYAMORY?” because this hella-bi goose with his two lovers is totally a #polyfitriad not a muthaluvin “love triangle”.
They’re fine with it. They made it work. I doubt anyone has any objections. SO WHY “LOVE TRIANGLE”? Come on!
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Hello Poly community!
I’m looking for book recommendations (fiction) which feature poly characters and relationships. I prefer portrayals of polyfidelity but am absolutely open to reading about any type of poly relationships/characters. I love sci-fi and fantasy, but don’t mind regular ole Earth either. ;)
When I search online, it seems that people just can’t seem to understand the difference between love triangles and polyamory, and that’s just frustrating. I mean, like, teen fiction love triangles like Twilight or Hunger Games or any other number of books and series. And so searching can really be annoying. Sigh. -_-
So! Anyone have any book/series recs?
I’ve already been recommended these (I have no knowledge on if they actually contain poly or not until I read them):
N.K. Jemison’s Inheritance Trilogy
Laura McMaster Bujold’s Chalion Trilogy
Mercedes Lackey’s Vows & Honor Trilogy (part of the larger Valdemar series)
Eve Langlais
And I have also read these series which contain poly to one degree, and one fashion, or another:
Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series
Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake series
Laurell K. Hamilton’s Merry Gentry series
Please help me, and others like me, find some great poly (polyamory, polyfidelity, V-style, open, closed, men only, women only, intermixed gender configurations... anything!) literature. Stuff that portrays relationships, not just quick hook-ups that don’t mean anything. (That pretty much means I don’t want erotica-only recs, please.)
Thank you. <3
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I really want to like this show. I do hope they progress beyond overemphasizing sex in their dynamic, though. Intimacy with someone you love is awesome, sure. But the conversations, the couch cuddles, the logistical shenanigans, that's what's most appealing to me about a triad. I do hope the show evolves into that.
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Valentines date with the two loves of my life!!! I feel like I found a chest with an extra full heart piece inside!
I’m friends with someone, and they have met my main, and we’re not going up or anything physical, so we’re just friends. I’m not looking for a “serious” dating/romantic relationship. I'm not really interested in mining for FsWBs. Mostly I'm just happy because I seem to be making friends for fIrst time in three years in this city, AND I'm spending time with them. But still I get the standard cravings for intimacy in polyromantic situations beyond my main. So the question seems different since I'm RA, but really, how do you deal with having feelings for a friend when they come up after you're already friends? Assume that from the start that you make it clear that your in an open relationship, you're polyamorous, and you're not predicting friendship based on some hookup hope. I want to stay friends, and that function of the relationship is primary. If it means just letting it sick in my throat that's fine. But that seems like dishonesty, especially considering it's likely to come out eventually. Yet honesty seems like a way of unloading and burdening the other person. I mostly want to make myself available for physical intimacy if they're interested, am happy to accept no, but I'm worried about compromising the friendship and trust that we've established. Have any of you dealt with this? I'm less interested in some "escalation" as a broadening of scope of relationship. Also, I feel pretty hypothetical about it and am less focused on the specific situation as these kinds of situations. Anybody have some general guidance or help from either side of the fence?
who we are.
For the sake of remaining anonymous due to religious family, our careers and whatnot I will not be using our real names. I will be called B, our girlfriend will be called S and our boyfriend will be R. I’m an ex model and dancer orginally from Texas. They were together for 4 years before I ever came into the picture. They live together, I live with my family. We see each other just about every day and I stay over almost every other night. We’re all incredibly dorky people who believe life is too short to not do what (or in this case, WHO) you love. We’re all very like minded which is why this is able to work.
