So, the result of my last two posts has some pretty specific implications for what/who I am looking for in a partner.
Male. Feminist. Dominant. Polyamorous. Queer.
Do I even need to say that these people are hard to find? Especially the ones who I'm, incidentally, also attracted to? Yeesh.
A friend of mine suggested I find poly events to go to, as poly people are often also kinky. Sometimes they're queer, too, although lord knows how I'm going to find or negotiate that overlap.
Maybe now that I've figured out so much more clearly what I want, I'll feel more comfortable in the sex positive community. It always felt a little overwhelming and I never felt like I had enough of a handle on my own sexuality to communicate about it freely with the well-informed participants in that culture.
I always felt very young, inexperienced, and out of place there. Yes, it was very welcoming and they're kind people, but I'm a person who likes to have a handle on things before I jump in to participate, so I still felt like an outsider. Perhaps all this soul searching will mitigate that issue.
Does anyone else have this problem, of too narrow a field of prospective datees? What do you do to meet people? Any suggestions for me to find my kinky, queer, male, poly feminist? I'd very much welcome them.
P.S. I'm not letting go of the whole "bisexual" thing entirely. I still like women and having sex with them. I think there are just more men out there to whom I'll be attracted than there are women. Like, I'm a Kinsey 1.6: predominantly hetero but a bit more than incidentally homo. So I'm going to acknowledge that and just let it be.
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1 comments:
One suggestion I have is to make your preferences really clear upfront.
I look at it this way: You have a lot of people who want to be with you, either sexually or romantically. Make it incumbent on them to demonstrate to you that they are the kind of people you want to be with, and make really clear what that means.
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