They came for the party.
They stayed for the fight.
Because love like this is worth defending.
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A bold, passionate polyamory romance in the heart of Chicago.
https://books2read.com/defending-engagement

I’m posting this Pride 2025 message because silence emboldens h@ters. Homophobia shows up in laws, families, and all over the internet.
Visible support matters. This might be a small post, but it’s a statement of support and safety.
Now more than ever, we have to show up against all the h@te in the world.


As polyamory becomes more visible in modern society, I found myself wonder: Which came first, polyamory or monogamy?
It turns out that polyamory actually predates monogamy, rooted in early human lifestyles and survival needs.
My next question: Is polyamory making a comeback to meet some modern societal need? It’s clearly not the only factor, but it might be part of the reason we’re seeing more people explore non-monogamous relationships today.
Curious to hear your thoughts: Are we evolving back toward something older, or creating something new?
Am I the only one who hoards adorable bookish stickers but can’t bring myself to stick them anywhere? I had a whole pile stashed in a drawer. Too cute to “use up” but too awesome to forget.
This week, I needed a little refresh on my lock screen, and it hit me. Why not turn those stickers into phone backgrounds? Now I get all the joy of seeing them without the sticker commitment! YAY!!! Win-Win
Pro tip: This works for bookmarks and character cards too.
This author supports all identities.
Agender falls under the broader umbrella of non-binary identities
Respecting people’s right to self-identify affirms their dignity, autonomy, and lived experience, fostering inclusion and psychological safety. Denying this right can cause harm, reinforce discrimination, and erode trust in personal and societal relationships.
