Kings Island is pretty fantastic, it's been years but I always loved it.
Cincinnati is great to visit, lots of great museums and sights, but it's depressing as hell to live there imo. It's in an industrialized valley so it's very sooty and dirty, it's not walkable, and there's little social service wise so the poorest are fucking POOR there. Like, there is no scrap in empty lots because anything worth 5¢ has been sold.
I'm sad it's not better, I spent a decade there and grew up in the outskirts.
I moved away from Cincinnati in September and I don't miss it lmao
I'm definitely participating in this
This is better than some pro work I've seen, I think you're really talented
I once drank a fourty and a half of Steel Reserve, and I remember being so sick yet painfully aware of how bad I felt. I was drunk in all the bad ways and none of the good
I'm an atheist but rotted soul seems to fit here.
Its awful, but my very good (trans) friend received a transphobic Xmas card from her father and stepmother.
Some people really are like that, apparently.
That same year, they also gifted some pickaninny art to their son's new wife, a black woman.
Garbage, hateful people.
So far, i cant afford a house or a family. If i lost my partner, my only stability, to a treatable illness..
I wonder how many people in this country feel just like me
The serial killer with the lowest body count on a list of other serial killers is not a good guy by comparison
You know, none of us are very good at that stuff tbh. Gifts are fun but not really expected for anniversary occasions between us.
We like making & thrifting stuff for each other for holidays, cooking fancy, stuff like that.
I saw a deer scratch it's armpit with its rear hoof the other day and it was kinda surreal looking, I really don't think of hooves doing that much
Lmao thank you
My wife was poly when we first met, and I was new to it. We were monogamous for several years while we figured out how to be married successfully.
A few years later, my wife made a friend online that was married and poly, and her life was just really similar to what we were looking for. Lots of friends, strong bonds, mutual support, and spicy sex lol.
She and my wife dated for a while long-distance, and we actually moved somewhere both closer to her and with a larger poly community. It didn't work out for them, but wife & i both liked how it felt to be poly together.
I met my other partner thru my wife's ex, lol. My girlfriend has a FWB type thing with wifeys ex, and we hit it off really well right away. Wife met her other partner and we are all, ahem, compatable!
When that tv show about the Mormon guy with lots of wives came on, they made a point to specify that they do NOT all have sex together, and I was always like.... why tf not!? (I know, I know, mormons, but c'mon)
Do you only work with men?
I have an adorable little polycule!
I'm a married adult in my 30s, my wife and I are polyamorous and we both have partners that are also partnered to each other.
I get to have pretty fantastic sex quite a lot lol I'm super happy but I can't really discuss much in my daily life. But it's pretty great
I'm in Indiana too, fucking cold as hell today. Proud of you for getting out of here <3
"Thanks to denial, I'm immortal!"
"What really killed the dinosaurs?" " ME!!! "
"But you're better than normal! You're abnormal!"
It has! I actually bought a second matching one a couple years ago, and last month I got two runners for the hallway in our new place!
This pattern covers most of my home and I love waking up to it :)
I've been considering an Edward Gorey tattoo and I take this as a sign. It's meant to be.