nah bro. my partner has like 15 or somethin-

And you're okay with it?😐

of course! I'm poly as well but shes my only partner

How do you- when the- who with the- the heck did they- what in the- hunh?……

How did your partner manage to get 15 and I can't even get one?!

idk bro that's her secret not mine XD

She like a Pokémon collector

Damn right ;)

BRUH

Not to be rude but I can imagine if she gets mugged in an ally and says “boyfriend #12 I choose you!”

I take no offense to that XD

(My last comment on this) You’ll probably get old and adopt some kids and he’ll ask “Mom how’d you and dad meet?” And you’ll just say “Which one”

STOP HAHAHAHAHHA

Charisma dear i put all my stat points into it ;)

Im his partner btw

um imo a teensy bit but i've heard worse
I'm not trying to be rude at ALL tho plz don't think I am!
it kinda depends like do they know each other and have an idea of who everyone is?

sorry I meant 10

Nah dawg

Polyamorous people are allowed to date as many people as they want as long as everyone consents and is okay with them dating multiple people

10 people though...

That one of em, doesn't know about ALL of them....

I get polyamorous is dating more than one person but geez

No

No

i think past 3 you're not really 'dating' any of them ngl

yeah tbh you got 1 mouth , 1 ass, and 1 pusys (sometimes) , so yeah more than 2-3 sounds like a lot to metbh

if you can't please them all at once then its too many 🔥🔥🔥

(this is a joke)

Yeah

I would say yes

i feel like just three is hard to do. let alone 10. as more people get added the relationship gets n! times more complex. n being th number of people in the poly relationship. this goes up further if you dont know people. (i guess the equasion would be n!+(n!/p!) p being people you know) i personaly find that 6 times complexity is too hard for me to handle but if you can handle the *oh my goodness that is huge* 3629520 times then your set. *i feel like i may need to adapt the equasion further...*

dang factorials get big quick. 7 factorial is 5040.

No