Kitty’s Musings

Frau im Ruderboot steuert auf Leuchtturm zu By Mediaparts

“It’s so lovely you made a friend,” they say, and I want to say, “…but how do you know that she’s a friend?”

“Your drawing looks like someone I knew. She was lovely.”“She -is-. I haven’t seen her for a week. I wonder if she’s upset with me, because I forgot about her.”“If she’s a friend, everything will be fine once you talk to her.” When Marnie Was There, 2014 Why, I think, should it be presumed that …

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it’s harder to disappoint the ones that love you than you think

I’m sure I’m not alone in feeling like I’m letting the people around me down. My master sees me intimately, each and every day. I want him to see the best of me. Of course that isn’t always achievable. The littlest one had to get her Covid shot today (something she was very eager to …

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coeur By Bruno.Gilloots

degree to which we save ourselves or share ourselves: the heart of poly and love, the

Are you familiar with a duprass? duprass – a karass of only two people, who almost always die within a week of each other. The typical example is a loving couple who work together for a great purpose. Cat’s Cradle, Kurt Vonnegut Most of us have multiple connections, multiple obligations in our lives. We all have …

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Interracial couple being intimate in front of window By rocketclips

dear poly “couple,” remember that you started out as secondary, too

…or maybe less. Maybe you were some offhand, one night stand. Not that there was anything wrong with that. You both wanted a bit of release. You found it with each other that night. Or maybe you started out as friends that grew into “more,” (though I dislike that concept as it imagines that friends …

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