dr-sexy:

“Before I booked my first job the only job I could get in town was at a gay restaurant, so all my friends were gay or lesbian. I worked in one gay place and then another gay bar and I had no straight people around me and then I booked this show [South of Nowhere] that had a large gay message. The woman that wrote the show, Nancylee Myatt, she’s become like my adopted mother/ big sister. But I don’t know, the gay/lesbian thing has just been my life and my world and people always say, Are you gay? Why are you so involved? And I’m like, what the fuck is the difference? I don’t understand.”

— Matt Cohen

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Posted on January 1, 2012 via non timebo mala with 3,021 notes

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Just brilliant!

lennaellie:

a-wibbly-wobbly-girl:

heroin-hugs:

holy shit, i just want to like hug her

Hey uhm kid. You mind being my sister? Because I think we have the same awesome genes…

This child is a genius.

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To distinguish Polyamory from swinging and partnered nonmonogamy, poly relationships are usually characterized as “sexual and loving”, a shorthand way of saying that polyamory involves not just sex, but emotional relationships. But based on my research, “sexual and loving” doesn’t capture the nuances and complexities of polyamorous relationships, or the way in which polyamory not only rejects mainstream models but expands our ideas about what constitutes a relationship. I would define polyamory as the desire for or the practice of maintaining multiple significant, intimate relationships simultaneously. These relationships may encompass many elements, including love, friendship, closeness, emotional intimacy, recurring contact, commitment, affection, flirting, romance, desire, erotic contact, sex, and a spiritual connection.

p. 71 of Opening Up: A Guide to Creating and Sustaining Open Relationships (via littlelostpoly2)

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Posted on December 16, 2011 via Little Lost Poly with 67 notes

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lizsjunkdrawer:

tokidokifish:

eileenpaints:

crimson-firecat:

pr0fessah:

stuphunuu:

magnetic-rose:

caravanwithoutwheels:

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ah

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yes

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Uh

I mistakenly thought Sherlock couldn’t get any less heterosexual after BBC Sherlock - and then this happened.

Jesus Fucking Christ.

Wait. This is real?

Clearly, this is my reward for all that clean living.

I just can’t look away…