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I'm in a polyamorous relationship (MFM) AMA

383 replies

BubblestarUK · 17/02/2023 22:26

Just that really, I'm in a polyamorous relationship with two men, when I meet people in real life they always want to ask me questions so I thought I'd cast the net a bit wider and open the floor on the web :)

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BellePeppa · 19/02/2023 21:25

BubblestarUK · 19/02/2023 10:06

@BellePeppa you really need to chill. Hardly touchy, the subject was AMA, not "give me your opinions on"

try and open your mind and be a bit kinder, you might just surprise yourself with how much better you feel in general.

Thank you for that life lesson. I’m pretty open minded (have been a very naughty girl in my time 🙂). As for needing to chill I have been told if I’m any more laid back I’ll fall over 😉

Eyerollcentral · 19/02/2023 21:26

Dullardmullard · 19/02/2023 20:21

I spoke to my eldest last night and said were they truly ok with our living arrangements. Did they have any questions etc? And they said "no it's nice that everyone loves each other

" why do you keep asking me these questions?"

this stuck out to me and it sounds as if its embarrassment not an interest sorry.

oh and teens don't come out with its nice you love each other its ewwww mums at it again with 2 men not just dad as that's just ewwwww they most like do puking noises if anything to go by with teens, Christ most don't like PDA from parents.

teens are weirded out by knowing parents shag and don't want to even think about it.

I'd love an AMA from a child now adult that was brought up in this as a lot of it isn't pretty at all. It causes a lot of issues for them bullying for one, thinking they are not enough is another.

There was another poster on a thread with a similar subject matter recently who said that living in a set up like this really messed her and her siblings up. They always felt what they wanted was secondary to the concerns of all the adults around them. I sincerely hope that wouldn’t be the case here, I hope the children are as ok with it all as the OP says.

JustAskingMate · 20/02/2023 11:45

I have a question.

Why did you move him in?

I 100% understand and respect freedom and individuality in regards to sex lives and relationships. But I’m saying that, when it comes to living with children you have a responsibility to them first as you agree.

If I broke up with DP (my kids dad), then of course eventually I’d date again. But regardless of whether I dated 1 man or 10 men at a time, I wouldn’t mix my child in with that unless there were waaay more pros to them as a child living that person than there was as the status quo of just me and them.

As you already live with a husband and children so have support and 2 parents. Why did you move in your boyfriend too?
Wouldnt it not be easier emotionally and practically to just not mix your boyfriend in with your children and see them outside the home? Especially as your DH and DP aren’t dating each other.

That way your kids still have both mum and dad and the traditional set up with no stigma or confusion so no risks there, plus you get to have your boyfriend as well as husband.

I support your freedom to date who you please and how many you want, but why move them into the home?

Hawkins003 · 20/02/2023 17:01

How common are these types of relationships ?

Gallanthus · 20/02/2023 18:07

I get all this, but I have a problem with Christmas.

Do you get twice as many 'main' Christmas presents or do they go halves?
Who do you pull the cracker with or do you take it in turns each year and try to remember from year to year?
What about the wishbone?

MillicentTrilbyHiggins · 20/02/2023 18:42

Gallanthus · 20/02/2023 18:07

I get all this, but I have a problem with Christmas.

Do you get twice as many 'main' Christmas presents or do they go halves?
Who do you pull the cracker with or do you take it in turns each year and try to remember from year to year?
What about the wishbone?

Why would any of those things be affected by having an extra adult vs a more traditional family set up?

We don't really do "main" presents as adults, unless there's something big someone wants. Actually if someone wants something big it's the only present they get. Or more than 1 of us pool our money if its over budget.
Pull the cracker with who ever you want. Unless there's only 2 people at the table then there's an element of 'who do I pull it with"
Likewise the wish bone. If you even do that.

Gallanthus · 20/02/2023 20:09

@MillicentTrilbyHiggins Do you ever do humour?

MillicentTrilbyHiggins · 20/02/2023 20:17

In real life? Yep. I can't always "read" it online though. Sorry Blush

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