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Polyamorous Stereotypes Redefined

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Alexa

Boston, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I collect toys for my friend's kids who can't afford them just seeing them smile.
Why are you participating?: 

I am a Quaker. The service begins when you leave the meeting house and not Sundays. Peace is important always.

Rebecca

Waltham, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I teach English as a second language to immigrants and visitors. I help people communicate by spreading language and culture skills, which I think is broadly good for the world because the better we communicate, the better we can understand each other.
Why are you participating?: 

You can't tell most of my labels by looking at me. In some ways, that is lucky. It protects me. But on the other hand, it makes me invisible. I want others to know that there are people out there like them, even if they can't see it.

Jen

Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I took care of my mother in law. She had severe Rheumatoid Arthritis. About a year after my husband and I married she needed a wheel chair to get around if she was out side the house. I began to take her with me when I would bring my kids out and about. I spent the next 10 years with my partner in crime. She was the Thelma to my Louise.
Why are you participating?: 

You may never know a whole person's story. You would be surprised what people have done it survived in their lives and how it has affected them.

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