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It seems like most people are locked into a "linear" monogamous relationship track. However I feel as though it puts love in a cage under lock and key. I could get philosophical about it, but if you're on this site then it's likely you already have a very different view of what it is to love someone. Polyamory is the only logical answer. I believe there is only one "love". Sociologists like to categorize it into "romantic", "agape", "familial", etc. Yet isn't the love you feel for your brother/sister the same as the love you feel for your spouse or perhaps someone you haven't met yet? Love comes from within you and the only difference is how you choose to express it with any particular individual. Bob Marley had the right idea: "One love - one heart". I've done just about everything in life when it comes to work. From delivering pizza, working in a warehouse to managing international accounts selling optics. I lived in CA for over 20 years and recently moved back to Indiana. I built a house on the property that's been in the family for 150 years. It's out in the country and would make a great place for a gathering of like minds. I love all kinds of music (I'm a musician), movies, dining and trying out new experiences. (I hate this part of introductions because it always ends up sounding like a resume) I follow three basic principles in life: 1. Always be honest. 2. Never make any promises you can't keep. 3. Being kind is the only religion anyone ever needed .

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