'Out Of Gas'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
If someone says they're Poly or Bi or Gay or whatever you just say "ok" because they're really the only person who could possibly make that call.
Unless they're Willow. (Sorry, still a bit of a sore topic for this bi?/gay? girl.)
Also having a SHITTY day. Pity me, pat my hair.
Noise, I agree with you 100%. But the definition of a polyamorus relationship that has been given seems to make a lot of people who don't orient themselves a poly, poly.
How if they don't consider themselves oriented that way?
Unless they're Willow. (Sorry, still a bit of a sore topic for this bi?/gay? girl.)
She says she's a lesbian, Imma believe her.
How if they don't consider themselves oriented that way?
Good point.
I have nothing to back to myself up with because you have a good point.
I'ma sit back here and watch your good point.
Noise, I agree with you 100%. But the definition of a polyamorus relationship that has been given seems to make a lot of people who don't orient themselves a poly, poly.
The point being that if I'm not poly, then those relationships aren't poly. If I'm not homosexual and I have close friendships with homosexual men, that doesn't make them homosexual relationships.
eta looks like I just had a x-post with DJ.
Not to downplay my very good point, but there are closeted people who wouldn't consider themselves gay, but I do-or at least bi.
She says she's a lesbian, Imma believe her.
Yeah, me too. There was lots of discussions at the time of her "Gay now" declaration about how she was "actually bi." Bugged.
Noise, I agree with you 100%. But the definition of a polyamorus relationship that has been given seems to make a lot of people who don't orient themselves a poly, poly.
How if they don't consider themselves oriented that way?
Orientation wasn't part of the initial definition.
Orientation wasn't part of the initial definition.
That's the reason I was bringing it up, I consider it a pretty important part of the definition.
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I pretty much just hate labels. I was "straight" in the past, then "bi" when started messing with girls, and now in a long-term gay relationship. So what does that make me? Bi? Gay? Frankly, I don't care.