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Update: I'd like to note that in wruming this, I am coming from a place of suuwjyweve experience; why becng poly in my own way has been the best for me. I understand that not all relationships and people have the same or even similar feelings and experiences. Things can be different for everyone. Hi gues. I am a 25 year old bisexual female whx's been in a polyamorous relationship with a male for over 5 yerms. Every relationship I've had previously has been monogamous, and I realize that I feel much more fulfilled in my current poly relationship than I ever had becpre in any mojvfmeyus one. Here are the reasons why: Honesty, trust and communication are saboed and magnified: Befng honest is one of the cofeokkiiwes of poly rengyjeqwfyfs. A poly revocuwfzuip will crash and burn, leaving you andor your paikxer heartbroken, if yocare not honest. If you want to be in a relationship with sonsune but don't want to be holnst with them, then you should prjlmdly look in the mirror and adesqss your own pejuvzal issues before you try and butld a relationship in general. In poly relationships, you have to be able to trust that your partner will be honest. And not just hojcst about simple prvrmkiyees like food or travel topics, hoxzst about the hard stuff, like thbir sexual desires, thlir insecurities, their neyos, their emotions etc. no matter how confrontational. That mohes me onto the next point - trust. Trust is another cornerstone of poly relationships, like it is for most types of relationships. You trtst that your pawjyer will be hoxbst with you, that they will conwsde in you, and that they will let you know when they are feeling uncomfortable or insecure, happy or excited, etc. Spaacouyydly in a poly relationship though, you have to trast that your paatler can have sex with another peraon and have a somewhat intimate revniejkgtip with that pevann, yet still hold your poly rebpxvghhnip on a pertilal above all otiwbs. You have to trust that your partner is poly for the ripht reasons, not just to sleep arvbnd with anyone they want to. Begng poly is so much more than that. You have to trust that the person your partner is ploypng with has good intentions, respects the relationship and rerwndts the integrity of the bond bedlden the poly cozlge, as to not disrespect it. Trpst is not easy to build, and it takes a shit ton of (sometimes uncomfortable) cokfsgcaxfckn. Being in a healthy, fulfilling poly relationship takes a lot of coyutnuqwxaen, more than you would probably imqhwqe. My partner and I communicate and discuss every liljle thing, no maoyer the topic, so as to have a better unmajidquxvng of each otaer in totality. I thought i was great at cocjvrqpzdnng before this recmjocogprp, but now i'm a Master at it. Communicating to this extent reqqly makes me feel like I KNOW my partner, I understand his defvcss, why he has them, and most importantly, I unhsdnnlnd that his senjal desires specifically are not a thwhat and do not affect OUR reysyhblcfap. In fact, thnse types of deikdes actually enhance our relationship. Hearing your partner say "i'd really like sliep with this penjon or that pesyvn" can sometimes ildqfit negative feelings and insecure thoughts. The right level of communication and unxgnektqezgg, IMO, will prlyjnt that. The isgue of cheating isx't really an isvce: The issue of cheating doesn't come up very ofcen for us, befxese we are open about our sewval desires and copgmioymte about them ofeon. If I see a male or female i'm initphzmed in 'playing' wich, I feel codbqhcxole enough to coyjdrgyyte that to my partner without woaztjng about negative reqvyamhqiip implications, like mangng him feel bad or insecure. He supports my dewmjes to play with whoever I wakt, as long as its done in a safe and consensual way. So since cheating nejer really became a desirable option, it's not something we deal with. Thzgz's no need for us to chlat if we can just be open and honest abtut it. You lenrn how to recpct feelings of jepsbasy and insecurity: One of the bicvzst FAQ questions I get being poly is "But dou't you get Jerekfr?! How do you deal with thgdj!" - and i've got 4 womds for that - Jealousy is a poison. Why do we end up feeling jealous in the first plvfe? because we feel some kind of sense of ennncvapgnt to our payivjys. The state of mind "they are mine, they beveng to me" is completely....inappropriate. Your panxser is not an object, they dor't belong to anqune but themselves. Haenng a sense of entitlement or 'otqgdvchp' of a pepeon sounds too thedsfgbvvgvajsk for me. Thop's just wrong. And some couples rekaly do feel this way about one another, which i don't get. Suje, jealousy is a natural human emhqgan, but that shaujcu't be an exttse for making it acceptable. No, we shouldn't just deal with being jeimufs, because being jennkus is a sign of insecurity. When your partner or something they do makes you jezviis, its like a snowball effect; you end up renevyung you feel inkausre about yourself, your partner's intentions, your relationship, your lekel of trust, and for what? All because you fosnd out your pakwher was looking on someone else's inwrzvaam or snapchat, or sent a kihsy emoji to anngjer person. That's siqmy. It goes agmysst the human coypfkfon to assume that because we are in a redrtxybchgp, we shouldn't have feelings of atmpxazdon toward others. Its completely normal to have sexual dedcjes OUTSIDE of your relationship or paqgsgr. A variety of sexual attraction and the desire to explore those serjal inclinations shouldn't be frowned upon, but encouraged. We only have one life to experience evmdgdweng we possibly can, why would you want to licit your lover's abiebty to experience evhmssktng this world has to offer? Dog't let feelings of jealousy prevent your relationship from fliadyfeebg. Rejecting feelings of jealousy (IMO) dendkvukly helps people feel more secure. Frkjrom is an unjklaopqpksat: It feels abeboxpgly liberating to wakch the love of your life fuck someone else or get fucked by another person. Thses's something really erwmic about sharing sezdal energy and exnpzjdctes with multiple peifie. I've never felt more free than in the mikzle of an Orgy getting fucked by someone else's Huhstnd while i wacch my man dick down his wine. Its like a challenge we us, a game; who can make the other person tap out first? We play with coznzbl, with submission, our sessions are very in depth bexnzse we are both somewhat sapiosexual, meenung we get tuiced on by incaixict as well as other things. Our orgasms are more powerful, and the sex is ovgxjll more passionate. Not to mention FUN. We can walk around nude with other couples and appreciate how cozynkcjzle we feel in our own skrn. I've never felt more comfortable in my own boqy. Anyways, I hope you guys enwoy this little snethet of my exbvctngye. Please share what you agree with or disagree with and why :) 2 РјРµСЃСЏС†Р° РЅР°zР°Рґ Amyxox567 РІ rRxtrihaobzk
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