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My GF is afraid that her tits are going to get all saggy and docile once she loses a bunch of weight, what do I tell her? by Andromansisin loseit

[–]Meoquani 1 point2 points ago

Skin tightens up over time, especially if the person is younger. If she doesn't lose too much too quick, and she gets a new supportive bra that fits well every time she shrinks out of her last one, she should be fine.

Scared to lose weight - it's my excuse. by happyhippo15in loseit

[–]Meoquani 9 points10 points ago

My breasts got a lot smaller, but the rest of me shrunk even more, and proportionately the look bigger now. My newer progress pics don't show it as well, but this one does: http://i.imgur.com/0OeJf.jpg

What was the moment it dawned on you? by goodwolfin bisexual

[–]Meoquani 3 points4 points ago

When I was 7 I learned the word "bisexual" and its meaning and thought "Oh, good I'm not the only one."

I have a question. by Aefishmin bisexual

[–]Meoquani 1 point2 points ago

I'm bi, poly, and in a primary relationship with a man, and I get this sometimes too. Terribly frustrating.

Need help with Nyarlathotep tattoo ideas. by Meoquaniin Lovecraft

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

I was just thinking about making it more Tesla-like about 20 minutes ago. I want to go more symbolic than that, but you definitely are thinking in the same direction as I am.

HELP! - my primary and I are trying to figure out how to make poly work. by MisterFDotComin polyamory

[–]Meoquani 0 points1 point ago

This is all very personal, and I don't expect anyone to agree with me on this, but here's my plan.

If it's me, and want a child at that point, I'm financially stable, and we know it's my fiance's, or if fiance is ok with raising the child as his if it's my other partners' (Eric would legally adopt the child), then we'll see about keeping it.. If I'm not ready, or my fiance isn't ready we'll abort, because I'm not interested in bringing a child into this without giving that child 100% love and support.

If it's an OSO who got pregnant, well, that one scares the crap outta me, to be honest. We'd offer to pay for an abortion, and consider legally adopting that child. I'm just scared of this situation though, because if she wanted to she could keep it, and file for child support, or all kinds of other things I don't like to think about. Ultimately if someone other than me gets pregnant from our situation we have no control from there, and we hope we placed our trust in the right partners. I'm even another step away from having control, because I don't pick my fiance partners, so I'm trusting him to have good judgement in the people he sleeps with, and trusting him to use protection, and even then there's still a risk.

Mostly, it's just scary.

Why did you choose polyamory? by pretendgirlfriendin polyamory

[–]Meoquani 19 points20 points ago

Because I prefer relationships where the rules are decided with consideration for love and openness, rather than jealousy, fear, and possessiveness. Patience and honest communication are key.

Non-monogamy for men, the big picture by yubmanin polyamory

[–]Meoquani 1 point2 points ago

Love it, sending this to my fiance. Thanks for sharing. :)

Wanna ELI5 in terms of polyamory with jealousy? by katilady87in polyamory

[–]Meoquani 1 point2 points ago

I don't feel jealousy, and I never have, but my fiance does.

For me, he talks about his other partner (new relationship) giving him butterflies, and how happy she makes him, and I just feel happy for him. I get butterflies for him, it's a wodnerful feeling, and I want him to have it. I like seeing him smiling, blushing, and sighing, even if it's for someone else. I feel total compersion, I don't understand how jealousy is the standard.

My fiance gets jealous. He doesn't like to hear me talk about my partners the way I like to hear him talk about his. His very good at communication, and doesn't mind me talking about them, but if I get all blushy, and sigh I can tell it hurts his feelings. I've always been poly, and this is his first poly relationship. He's getting more and more comfortable with it now that he has a secondary partner, and he can see how I react.

I'm taking things with my other partners very slowly, which helps him be more comfortable with it. Patience is key. It's hard for me sometimes, because I really can't sympathize at all with what he's feeling. He's doing a great job of taking control of his jealousy, and opening his heart more. I love him the most, I want to be with him forever, I call him "my love of loves" and I can't imagine my life without him. Poly can be hard, jealousy is a powerful thing, but it's rooted in insecurity, and the more secure I can help him be the easier it gets for him to be comfortable being in a poly situation.

HELP! - my primary and I are trying to figure out how to make poly work. by MisterFDotComin polyamory

[–]Meoquani 1 point2 points ago

My fiance of four years and I are poly. We are each other's only primary relationship, and always will be. I'm more interested in long term secondary and tertiary relationships, and he's more interested in FWB relationships, and occasional hook ups. It sounds like your situation might be similar, and long term secondary partners aren't going to disappear due to aging any more than a primary partner would (in my experience).

These are our rules, as they stand now:

Not in our bed (we have a guest room). Must use condoms with other partners. Can't escape to other partners when we are having relationship trouble.

Other Partners: Must know about primary relationship. Respect other involved partners, be friendly. Must be aware that primary relationship comes first.

Rights Veto rights on bad choices (unhealthy relationships, partners who don't follow our rules). Recall rights (If he needs me I'll come back home if able, and vice versa).

And most importantly: COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION! All the time, we go over how we're feeling, what we're thinking, examine the rules again, see if we need to ammend anything. We talk about our other relationships, and our feelings there in. We talk about our crushes at work. We talk about our long term plans. We talk about what we'd do if someone got pregnant (me by him, me by someone else, someone else by him).

(edit for grammar)

I don't want a triad... by Meoquaniin polyamory

[–]Meoquani[S] 1 point2 points ago

I completely hear what you're saying, and trust me, this isn't the case. I've known this girl since high school, and I've been very attracted to her for a long time. (warning, perhaps tmi coming up) I still find her sexually attractive, and I like kissing her, but I just don't enjoy how she touches me. I just didn't enjoy sex with her, she knows what she wants sexually, and I don't enjoy giving it to her. I don't feel we are sexually compatible.

Do you believe that polyamory is an intrinsic quality, a lifestyle, or something else? by StopThatLokiin polyamory

[–]Meoquani 1 point2 points ago

This is exactly how I feel. 100%

I don't want a triad... by Meoquaniin polyamory

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

No, like I said we talked about it every day, or every couple of days for about 3 weeks until we worked out why he was uncomfortable, and how to approach the situation in a way that would let him get used to it as comfortably as possible. I have every confidence in his ability to be comfortable and joyous in our poly life together, it's just new for him, and each new thing takes time to get used to. I'm spending the rest of my life with him, it's easy to be patient.

I don't want a triad... by Meoquaniin polyamory

[–]Meoquani[S] 1 point2 points ago

This is actually a great idea, and I could easily apply this to our situation. It wouldn't even be dishonest, because I absolutely agree with everything you said here. Thank you, I think this is what I'll say.

I don't want a triad... by Meoquaniin polyamory

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

She and I were already good friends, and I've always found her attractive, but after being with her I kind of lost interest. I feel pressured because of my own actions, we've kind of been flirting for a while, and I'm the one changing the dynamic by turning her down. Does that make sense? :/

55+ LOST 240 to 140: Today 183 by Meoquaniin loseit

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

lol, sorry, I'll use a better picture next time.

55+ LOST 240 to 140: Today 183 by Meoquaniin loseit

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

Yeah my friend wasn't available to take a picture, so I used my webcam, sorry XD

55+ LOST 240 to 140: Today 183 by Meoquaniin loseit

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

Hey, thanks I guess... Isn't that like the people who corset trained their ribcages into unhealthy shapes for the sake of beauty? I mean, it's natural, so I guess it's a compliment... My hips to waist ratio looks even better at a lower BFP (I'm at 37% right now, going for about 25%). Curvey for life!

55+ LOST 240 to 140: Today 183 by Meoquaniin loseit

[–]Meoquani[S] 0 points1 point ago

28 pounds since October is awesome! My October weight goal was 198. I'm going slow and steady, monthly goals of 185, 179, 173, 168, 163, and so forth.

55+ LOST 240 to 140: Today 183 by Meoquaniin loseit

[–]Meoquani[S] 4 points5 points ago

Age: 23 Height: 5'5"

Lots of water, walking, almost no soda, almost no junk food. Lots of fresh fruit, vegitables, whole grains. I had been eating lean meats too, but I've lost my appetite for it, so for the past week and a half or so I've been vegitarian. I guess I'm getting enough pretein from the real food I've been eating. I also do the workout in this video frequently, and highly recommend it: 6 min. workout

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