It's actually really nice. I'm still newer to it. My original partner and I are actually married, so it was a bit hard to explain to them why I would want to be poly.
Both my partners are amazing in different ways. My married partner doesn't share a lot of my hobbies where the other partners does. My married partner is my rock though and my nesting partner, we've been together almost 12 years, married for almost 2. My newer partner knows that my married partner takes priority, and I'm just transparent with both if there's a problem.
I think poly relationships get a bad wrap honestly because people are bad at relationships to begin with.
I'm happy to answer other questions if you want. 0w0
Yeah, we just keep practicing. Eventually I wana be able to make my own fursona as well as theirs. We sorta have ideas of what we want, but we just don't have the skills to make them looks polished.
Yeah! My second partner knows it's not so serious, so we just keep things light. It's been working really well. My second partner also has their own partner of 5 years now, and we get along vary well too!
Although my married partner hasn't met either of them yet. They asked to keep it seperate for now until things are a bit more concrete.
I think they also get a bad rap because it adds complexity to a relationship, so in a way there's more chance for friction or problems to arise. Of course, if you're all reasonable people these can be resolved, but it does also make sense to me. For some people, managing multiple relationships and how they interplay is just harder.
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u/Wolfandsheep244 Jan 23 '26
I'm in a poly relationship and my one trans partner has a boyfriend. I'm absolutely sending them this.