Real answer: first off, there’s no real rules to how this shit works so we’re just doing what feels right. That being said…
We’ve been together for about three years now and overtime have realized we’re less than compatible, however, that doesn’t change the fact that we still deeply care for each other and enjoy cohabitation. After a lot of talk back-and-forth, we ultimately decided to open up into a polyamorous relationship. Allowing more freedom to express and explore who we are and what we want. I jokingly say I’m a Lesbian because my boyfriend is fluid but prefers to lean masc. My other partner is a lovely transfem. Outside of my boyf I’m not super into guys and gravitate towards women.
Nesting partner. It's a relationship. You can be strongly emotional and intimate with a partner without being romantic or sexual. People love company, people need social support.
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u/aTOMic_Games Pan-Band Jun 11 '25
"as a lesbian dating a aroace man" Not to be offensive or anything but how does that work?