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Last night, in a slight vodka punch haze, Steph and I got into a deep (see drunken) conversation while laying in our bed at the Drapers. Sparked by an offhand comment, we talked about primary and secondary relationships and the level of equality, respect and attention that they get and deserve.
There are poly people I know that don’t do the primary / secondary thing. They treat each relationship as equal, for what it is, and really I suppose that’s how we do it, leaning a bit more toward marital primaries. There are things that obviously Steph and I have together that we won’t have (at least not for the time being) with other people. We share a house, a car, three cats, and almost all aspects of our lives with each other.
Where it still to this day becomes confusing is when thinking of the other relationships and how they fit. When they’re more casual it’s easier to leave them that way. You needn’t worry about life details and bills and all that jazz, but when they’re more serious that stuff sort of creeps up on you. The whole notion of the numbered labels really throws me off as I don’t consider any of the people I care about to be less important to me than he is.
Now slightly unrelated, as I don’t really remember what else we talked about on that topic so we’re moving on – vodka punch haze you see; one thing that Steph said really struck me. We started talking about the possibility of us not staying together. Not that there’s any plans in motion for us to separate, but it’s still interesting to talk about. He told me that wherever I am to end up, and whomever it’s with, he just wants to know that I’m happy. Not to say that he wouldn’t fight for me and that it wouldn’t hurt, but he’s convinced that even if we weren’t together he’d still be in my life until the end.
After an intense conversation about our feelings about our relationship and our other relationships I needed nothing more than to hear him say that to drift off into a peaceful, content slumber.
Well, maybe a Tylenol would have been handy too but let’s not get greedy.
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Tonight I refused a threesome.

We'd be sexier than this. Faster too!
Me. Samantha. *Slut of the North with a love for both the boy and the girl parts said no to fucking Steph and Ruby.
And how I handled it was interesting to me:
It was a long day at work. Every day is a long day at work, really. I end the day with a head and back ache, cranky and wanting to be just about anywhere else but mainly at home. Steph had plans to go to the ‘rippers with Ruby, and I was going home to blog (oops) and open some bills. Instead of blogging I hung out with the Drapers, which was nice, but by the time they left I just wanted needed alone time.
It’s very rare that I actually need alone time, away from people besides Steph. Usually, I can handle being with people I love for every hour of the day taking time to myself when I have to (ie: for blogging), but not just because. Tonight though, I was just done with the day, so I let him know, apologizing to the two of them for the lack of shenanigans as we had previously planned on.
He said there wasn’t any pressure and that she really wanted to come over. I totally wanted her to; I mean I do dig on this girl, but the idea of having to clean up, fix my very tired looking face and be “on” wasn’t working for me. And my lovely husband being his lovely self said that was totally ok, and no pressure at all.
And then he texted asking if I’d mind them fooling around in another room.
It took everything I had not to murder him through the phone. First of all, we only do things with other people when one of us is drunk and / or passed out, and / or it’s approved as ok much more ahead of time. NOT when one person had a bad day and would rather get a hug than have to pretend things aren’t happening in the other room. It’s just how we work being poly in this house, at this time.
But I held my tongu … texting finger. I said that I would indeed mind and then he suggested they go to her place. (Not an option, earlier in the eve.) Instead of being the super bitch that I sometimes can turn into when he says something to hurt my feelings, I put it aside. I said we would talk about it later and I told him to enjoy himself, meaning it. He agreed.
To make sure there was no misunderstanding about how I was feeling I let him know that, while I’d like him to be here to snuggle with, I was also perfectly ok with him being out having fun. And if logistically it made sense for him to spend the night, I’m ok with that. He said he might take a cab or try for the last subway, so if he does come home I still don’t expect him home for at least an hour and that’s alright with me.
All of this got me suddenly noticing how easy it had become. Maybe it’s because we’re both dating Ruby and there’s no question to me about the fact that I’m included, should I want to be. Or maybe it’s that both Steph and I have matured. We’ve finally figured out poly after 3 and a half years. I’m ok with him being out because I trust that we’ll be able to talk about any of the little details that sometimes fuck it all up, should that be necessary.
I always say that jealousy is an onion and when you peel mine down what you’ll find, besides a little standard insecurity, envy and possessiveness is a strong desire to be respected, emotionally and logistically. It’s always been the little details that have fucked us up and we both know it.
So for now, I’m just glad he’s having fun and that I’ve been able to do my own thing tonight.
(I suspect this new feeling of calm may stem from the chat we had last night about our sex life and how we’re going to fix some things that are missing. That was meant to be the blog post tonight but … well it wasn’t. It’ll come soon and then you’ll get the whole picture. I promise or you can have my favorite pair of socks.)
*Ok, so Slut of the North; that’s an exaggeration. It was just fun to type.
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Tonight on the subway after my good friend Catherine got off at her stop I put my headphones on.
I listened to some Rachel Yamagata because yes, the movie Leap Year made me feel sappy and I felt like continuing the sap because at my core I’m a super lame-ass.
The above sentence is irrelevant.
About one stop after we said our goodbyes, the man lurking in the corner, staring at me was suddenly sitting right next to me, breathing boozy breath directly in my face.
Slowly he took out his headphones. I assumed I had to follow suit, so I did.
Then he asked me “How you doin’?”
I replied. “Um, I’m ok, but I kinda’ feel like sitting by myself. So I’m going to go over there. (pointing)”
“Oh, really?”
“Um, yeah. Bye.”
Is it just me folks, or are you also tired of dealing with these “pick-ups”. I don’t care if it’s online or in person but ‘How you’ doin’?” … Really? Reeeeaaaaally???
… try fucking harder.
Actually, stop trying. Trying harder won’t get you anywhere so there is really no point.
I know where it’s going when you’re sitting there staring. I know that look in your eyes when you’re looking at me like I’m sex on legs and thinking you’re going to score. It’s not a compliment. Really it’s not. It’s a creepiment. Yes, creepiment. I’m sticking with that. Now fuck off.
And no, it’s not that the guy was bad looking. He actually was alright. Not my type, but certainly not “ugly”. But it goes to show. If anyone does something like that, they’re instantly ugly to me.
Sheesh.
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This might make me an asshole … but I don’t care.
When I get a message like this, it makes me angry but in an amused way. It’s clearly coming from a man who doesn’t get it. He hasn’t read my profile, he’s not interested in knowing anything about me. He is a serial copy paster. He’s living in a Fabio inspired, trashy romance novel world with no interest in who I am, my relationship situation and especially the fact that I’m not really dating any other men right now. I’m quite enthralled with the ones I’ve got.
How do I know? Because he has copy pasted me before. And I’ve received messages from friends saying that he has sent the EXACT same message both times. Wow.
Last time I ignored him. This time I told him in no uncertain terms that he’s an idiot.
See for yourself. And feel free to flag the douche. He’s kafka47ca on okcupid.com.
Some time has passed since I enquired if you would contemplate being the Other woman in a man’s life. This would be a commitment to a long term relationship, although, not within the definitions a site such as this operates upon.
As you have not replied, I can only conclude that you are still pondering the issue…
Consider for a moment the advantages that such a relationship offers to you: commitment without containment; uninhibited and free love with no messy strings; someone who exclusively desires you; torrent of passionate embraces on your terms; your independence is assured yet we would certainly be intertwined on an intimate and emotional basis.
Yes, against it stands the fairy tale ideal of marriage. Nonetheless, as the divorce rate readily shows, modern relationships are fraying even under the best of circumstances. Having put my heart into one such imaginary relationship, I would caution anyone that love and modern relationships are a constant challenge and work, of which, I no longer can partake in with someone intent at demolishing the foundations of the said relationship on a semi-regular basis because of some egotistical whim or narcissistic action.
What then I am asking of you? To partake in: boundless love; providing comfort – something as simple as stroking one’s brow; partaking in common interests and sharing stories of the things that enchant life and make it beautiful; offering tenderness, compassion and affection; empathy and respect.
Are you feeling this is something that you would like to try?
Hell no! This was more of an icky business proposal than romantic seduction.
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Play the above while reading. Just for fun.
Whether it’s wanting to grow up and be an astronaut, dreaming of how to spend your lottery winnings, or imagining yourself in bondage ropes, suspended from the ceiling watching helplessly as your girlfriend fucks your best friend … we all fantasize about something. Or a lot of things.
Having fantasies is a normal part of life. They can be a place to visit where we cannot go in reality. Sometimes fantasies can be thoughts that if we given the chance in reality to pursue, we never would, and other times they are based on ideas we have done in the past, or cannot wait to do in the future.
Over the years of knowing myself, almost 30 to be precise, I have realized things about the way I fantasize. I am a daydreaming, sentimental, romantic, horny, lame ass sap. These things, when combined with the option of having multiple partners can be pretty messy in normal life and require a little extra effort to contain, but in the fantasy world, I am so ridiculously grounded in reality that sometimes I bore even myself.
I remember my first active daydream / fantasy. It consisted of me going to a male friends’ house, sort of in the middle of nowhere. The guy wasn’t anyone in particular. (ie: I think this was when I was starting to dream about having a boyfriend which I never thought possible when I was a young, fat, dorky teen.) To convince myself that it was plausible that I would end up staying over at his place, there had to be a massive snowstorm. Think “Baby it’s cold outside.”, for inspiration, just less old man pervy. As I grew older I used to pretend I was completely drunk and couldn’t go anywhere, but for the sake of sounding less alcoholic, let’s stick with a snowstorm.
My friend, the gracious imaginary man that he was, offered me his bed. So, wearing just my undies and one of his big button shirts – don’t women always look so sexy like that? – I tried to sleep there while he slept on his couch. At some point in the early hours of the morning, I would awake to find him sneaking into the bedroom to grab an extra pillow and blanket because he was cold and uncomfortable in the living room. His linen closet was in the bedroom you see, because things like that make sense in fantasies.
I would wake up and tell him to just come and sleep in his bed with me. We were just friends and I wouldn’t stand for him sleeping on the cold couch. He’d fight it, I’d say that if he didn’t join me I’d sleep on the floor beside him and then he’d feel like a real asshole.
And so he’d climb into bed with me, and we’d say a sweet good night. And throughout the night I’d maybe touch his feet and accidentally snuggle with him.
Then that’s it! We’d get in bed, and the fantasy would end. I would never dream about the foreplay, the touch, the sex, the orgasms. Instead I would dream about the set-up, the story, the personalities involved. Then I’d end my daydream and go to sleep.
Before I met Steph I had a very close friend who I had a massive crush on. The first night that he stayed at my house, after a night of drinking, my fantasy pretty much came true. Except the difference being that he was flirting with me all night, and then convinced ME to sleep in my bed with him. Years of thinking about it, and what happened?
Nothing.
I didn’t know what to do with the actual reality in front of me. I had spent so much time perfecting the fantasy that the real life I had waited for didn’t stand a chance. We continued to share a bed and almost date after a few months, but never as we should have and then he left my life.
You’d think I would have learned my lesson but every fantasy, every daydream from then on was the same. If something didn’t make sense logically when I’d lie there and close my eyes, it wouldn’t happen in my dreamworld. When I fantasize about lovers, current and past. I think of the situations that I sometimes wish existed. I imagine a world, albeit momentarily, with a totally different set up and just when I’m about to fall into that fantasy my brain says “Hey, what about Steph? What about your job? What about the family? How could you fantasize about being in this house or their house when other people live there?”
And when I can’t come up with an answer, I’m back at square one. I have an incredibly vivid imagination and yet I cannot even find a mental closet to store my husband in for a little while!
When I talk to Steph about his fantasies, they’re mainly all about sex. A lot of guys, and girls that I know are the same. They picture the act from start to finish and I picture the set up leading up to the act. While my friends in high school were mentally fucking Brad Pitt, I was randomly running into him at a bar and making sure the story made sense before anyone mentally undressed anyone.
It’s not that sex and things I want to try aren’t on the brain all the time. I’m one of the most perverted people I know but I put things on to-do lists instead of in fantasies because if my vagina is going to think about it, you can be damn sure I’m going to try my hardest to make it happen. I use memories or visual aids – fancy term for porn – to aid in sexual fantasies if I’m masturbating or just thinking dirty, but inventing things to do when naked just isn’t my strong suit. Maybe because I really just enjoy being with someone so much that I’m often not fussed and will gladly do feels right or what they tell me when we’re fucking.
However, leading up to that? If you don’t make sense in my little logic daydream or memory bank, you ain’t getting close to that stage.
Sorry Brad. I’ve tried a million times and you and I will never work.
(Wentworth Miller, you can ignore everything I just wrote and just come home with me. We shared a moment in that dream I had once a few years ago where you kissed me and I probably should’ve mentioned that anything that happens in “sleeping dreamworld” vetoes all of the above.)
Addendum: Though I wouldn’t categorize them as fantasies, but maybe they are kind of the same thing, my dumb logic brain does allow me to have wishes. I have wishes about those I love that I know cannot come true. But see wishes inevitably make me a little sad so I don’t like to count them.
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Hello folks, it’s been a while.
Blogging was so different in 2008 when I first started. I was going through a journey, discovering new things about my life, my open relationship, and my vagina all the time and it was a lot easier to share in a way that allowed me to hopefully help some of you by showing you you’re either not alone, or that there’s different ways to do polyamory / open relationships / sluttery and that’s ok.
And then I went through a breakup as many of you might remember. After that I met a couple that you might know as the Drapers and things started to change.
Sure, 2009 was a year for learning. Discovering how to deal with being a couple dating another couple while still maintaining and enhancing individual relationships within. The dynamics are different. It’s harder to be selfish. Well, wait. It’s harder to act on being selfish, always still easy to think it. I realized in 2009 that I didn’t need or want any more men in my life. Steph, Don and my dependable, but strange relationship with Harvey were enough and still are enough for me. So I had no more first dates. I didn’t need to blog about dating disasters, BDSM discoveries or other issues, as everything was pretty much even the whole year through. It’s like suddenly everything started to fit into place more so than any time before.
So it makes me wonder; do I write best when in crisis? It’s easier to have a lesson to share with people that you’ve learned from, but when things are going swimmingly, well … I find my life boring. It likely isn’t boring to other people, but I thrive on change, action and constant complication. Just how I’m wired I suppose.
Not that things were boring this past year. Far from it. They were just … more secure. I gained a new family that I love and new romances within that I had never expected. But to respect privacy, I rarely write about it and suddenly have no or few topics to share.
So 2010 is about changing that. Of course I will still respect privacy and keep many thoughts, be they great or not to myself, but I will reconnect with the writer in me. I have some girl-dates on the horizon that I’m sure will require some follow up. Steph and I are also going to be in a documentary about modern marriage and have a camera to film video diaries, so that will totally need some writing to accompany it. I’m also going to finish my book, I promise!
And maybe I’ll write more about sex. Not in a graphic type way that a lot of my favorite blogs do, but more of a matter of fact fashion. Like “Fact, I like orgasms and eye contact. End fact.”
Whatever happens, I plan on living more, doing more, and fucking more this year. Then I want to share some of that with you.
(It’s also the year I turn 30, woo hoo!)
And so a Happy New Year to all.
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This comment is in response to the Article at HuffingtonPost
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As someone in a non-monogamous marriage a lot of people that I speak with expect that I’m anti-monogamy, but I’m not. I’ve seen countless numbers of these relationships thrive, without cheating for many years. What makes them strong is the same thing that makes my polyamorous marriage strong – honesty, respect and communication.
I don’t disagree that monogamy is not entirely natural, and is something that many people enter into because it seems to be the societal norm. That because other options are considered so “alternative”, that it seems to be the best route, but I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it, as long as people are honest with their partners about their needs and desires, and with themselves.
Marriage will continue to live on, and people will continue to make poor choices with or without it around as an institution. As Jay says, to err is certainly human.
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