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Brooklynbum · 61-69, M
Love lots of lovers

rottenrobi · 56-60, F
In the distant past, I had multiple lovers, each providing a different kind of love. It was great.
Now, I want simpler. I'd be happy with one man, who I have a lot of fun with.
iQuit · F
Lol... sounds like 1970s commune type of love

Nothing wrong with it but
The bigger the equation the more you have to remember as not to hurt anyone's feelings
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SissySecrets · 46-50
Multiple would be a more sharing way to go.
Rose0415 · 36-40, F
My husband doesn't love everything that I love and that's okay of course.
SW-User
Definitely multiple lovers
I had one man who asked me to take his wife snowskiing ... cause he hated it.

Another that asked me to take his wife to "stuffy" high end parties, theatre and ballet.

A pair, that asked me to take their wives dancing on poker night.

This is how they conquered it

I was the winner here ... not those guys
REMsleep · 41-45, F
@questionWeaver wow you date wives?? And you somehow connect with men on a regular basis that want you to hang out with their wives you lead a highly unusual life!
@REMsleep i was young, fun, trusted . . . And the guys were older, self-indulged and frankly not all that smart.

I worked with some and played in a softball league with others

The wives were young, yearning, bored and just wanted some handsome company.

I was just making friends ... it became a game as to which wife would sneak a kiss with me next

I did not sleep with all of them

I skiied a lot, intent on winning some semi-pro racing belt buckles

I made good company skiing

I was attentive, making sure the ladies were dressed right, had the right equipment and were at ski school at the right time ... I usually showed up at the ski lodge, for drinks, in a plume of snow.

And my "date" wife enjoyed the eye candy ... others appeared envious.

I will say, these ladies were easy to fall for ... which kinda messed me up ... creating an odd defensive mechanism in me.

And this allure / trust continued through the years.

I promised Soossie I would not do it anymore!
Virgo94 · 26-30, F
Two lovers don't need to have everything in common to be together. You don't need multiple lovers for everything you like. Unless you want to.
hmmmm ... an excellent philosophic question!
Those two questions aren't even related 🤨
Neither would be necessary for me. I can only love one person at a time, and he doesn’t have to share all of my interests, nor I his, as long as they’re interests we don’t find objectionable.
mainvane · 61-69, M
REMsleep · 41-45, F
I would not want nor could I handle multiple lovers. I also don't want someone that likes every single thing that I do. How boring!

 
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