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[jhelai.livejournal.com]

It seems that we function even more different than other multiples here than we originally thought, as we have not been able to give any feedback to other posts recently. Take the matter of relationships for example, which have been taken into discussion over the last couple of days in several posts. We have never seen it as possible to have a close relationship, as we are too close together to accept certain tastes in genders. Once we tried to come to a solution by voting, but that left us in the wrong kind of physical form ourselves! So we have remained asexual, as that was the best way to keep everyone in control. Perhaps we can't involve ourselves because of our way of existing as one united mind, but is there none of you who have decided to refrain from using their physical form intimately?

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[allusionist.livejournal.com]

I am dating a singlet, and very monogamous..I don't think I could handle a nonexclusive relationship.

Pip, however, is, if you'll pardon my language, a total and complete man-slut. He's polyamorous, pretty constantly horny, and would sleep with my girlfriend, my friend's girlfriend, and my male best friend in the same night given the chance - ideally, through a massive orgy, but lots of one-night stands would probably work for him, too. ((Pip: Aww, you know what I like <3))

Interestingly enough, I'm pretty sure my current girlfriend is poly as well..it hasn't come up yet, but I've got my hunches. She seems more than a little interested in Pip as well ((Pip: Nah, she just wants in our collective pants and I'm more sexually dominant, you submissive pussy bastard. Dan: That's BESIDES the point!)) so if I can handle sharing her with him, I might be open to the possibilities of trying a poly relationship as well. It works so much better on paper, but I've got a few problems with sometimes being a bit jealous....

-Dan

[jhelai.livejournal.com]

Well, this certainly reminds us of the risk-part of relationships. We ain't got anyone here as wild as Pip, but there would certainly be some rather mentally tiresome arguments between ourselves from any kind of relationship. Sometimes it's useful to co-exist in the same consiousness, as it certainly allows such arguments to surface before the mistake has been made.

[ques-nova.livejournal.com]

Hmmm... Pip sounds like fun XD