My opinion on what it means to be a woman!

Eh, this person is probably just a troll yanking people's chains. Whatever.

 

Indeed...:2thumbsup:



Cheers Glen.

 

You do realize this could be a very subtle and clever ploy on the part of the tourism department of the region.

On the other hand this post could be on the up & up. I've seen similar arrangements in this country.

 

My men both work on the farm; we live in a very traditional village. To your second question: we are all Tibetan Buddhists.

 

What are your main crops? Do you terrace the hillsides?

Did you wed both your husbands in one ceremony?

 

Our main crop is wheat, although we do own a few animals - and no we don't terrace the hillsides.

Yes I wed both my husbands in one ceremony.

 

If it is a lifestyle that works for you and one that you enjoy then it is one that should make you happy.

While there is nothing wrong with wanting to make your partner and yourself a home and do nice things for each other, if it is not reciprocated then for most people it does not work out well.

 

It's pretty common in the polyamory community.

 

People.

 

I hate it when people try to define what it means to be a man or a woman. It doesn't mean anything. If you have a penis, you're a man; if you have a vagina, you're a woman. For real.

 

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stopped at two husbands