Today we decided to do family things. As a family. All five of us. We weren’t able to spend Thanksgiving together this year, and though our separate celebrations were pleasant enough, it felt strange and a little sad to be apart. We won’t be doing that again. There comes a time for all of us, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘bisexuality’
Family Day
Posted in Family History, On Love, tagged bisexuality, family, love, polyamory on October 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Keeping It In The Cupboard
Posted in Family History, On Love, polyamory, tagged bisexuality, family, loneliness, love, men and women, polyamory on October 7, 2009 | 11 Comments »
Last night I had a heart-to-heart with the male third of my triad. We launched into this seated on the kitchen floor, half tucked inside the cupboard where the Tupperwear is stored, because we were looking for suitable containers for the girls’ lunch. I am the first in our triad to tell my parents about [...]
For You, And Anyone Else Just Like You.
Posted in polyamory, tagged bisexuality, love, men and women, polyamory on October 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Hi Schnoo! I just wanna say kudos for your bravery for stating exactly how you are feeling and what you are going through…it is not easy, and i am happy to see that you are happy! I’ve been reading your blog for a while now, and you have definitely grown in the past year or [...]
The Tribal Council
Posted in Family History, On Love, tagged bisexuality, family, love, men and women, menage a trois, polyamoury, threesomes on September 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Nearly twice a week the adult members of my tribe, usually at that quiet time once the kids are finally asleep, sit down sleepily with a nightcap in hand and our latest Genius list to amuse and delight our ears. Inevitably, especially after a series of really good days, a collection of horizontal lines creases [...]
Poly. Want a Cracker?
Posted in On Love, Uncategorized, tagged bisexuality, crushes, emotion, love, men and women, polyamory, sex, spirituality on August 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Last night was one of the most lovely, multi-layered social gatherings I’ve ever been a part of. A backyard concert, gypsy jazz style, with delicious treats to pass around and lots of family and familiar faces. And lots of first-time introductions. In the course of one week, both my parents are now in the know [...]