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Polyamorous Stereotypes Redefined

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Jennity

Holbrook, MA
Estados Unidos
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Rescued books and school supplies from a closing school that were going to be thrown away and donated them to local shelters and libraries!
Why are you participating?: 

Labels can be a blessing and a curse, and I like the idea of embracing them while disproving preconceived notions at the same time.

Jamie

Gay
Polyamorous
Nerd
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Supporting loved ones through crisis.
Why are you participating?: 

Finding labels that fit me has helped me to feel more valid, seen, and connected with others.

Megan

RI
Estados Unidos
Polyamorous
Queer
Quilter
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I tithe - not to a church, but 5% to the local shelter, and 5% to the local food bank.
Why are you participating?: 

There is always a spot at my table, for companionship or for food.

Millie

Watervliet, NY
Estados Unidos
Crafter
Polyamorous
Pagan
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I've belonged to a benevolent organization in the past (the Rebekahs / Odd Fellows) and will be joining again! I also find cat related things to make my friend smile when she's sad.
Why are you participating?: 

I saw the banner and knew I had to do it. Looking at me I know people make assumptions, and some are right... but some vital ones are wrong.

Lee

Norway, ME
Estados Unidos
Progressive
Buddhist
Polyamorous
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I seek out people who suppress their true selves and help and encourage them to bring it out.
Why are you participating?: 

I feel that poly especially need more "wholesome" and realistic representation. So that everyone can feel free to follow the truth inside them.

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