Collarspace

I'm polyamorous with currently only one live in relationship. Mainly looking for friends with the potential for it to turn into more emotionally. If you're curious if I'll fuck you, the safest bet is NO. I'm on the asexual *spectrum*. Poly hetero/bi/pan white (preference but negotiable on race) men. Younger than 48 and --older-- than me, DOMINANT A-Type personality. Not interested in dating morbidly obese, or very overweight men. Poly bi/pan/gay females, of any race. Between the ages of 21 and 48. Open to most personality types but prefer more submissive women. Not interested in dating morbidly obese, "BBW"s, or large women. Requirements for all genders personality wise: Self sufficient, self reliant, and an independent nature are non negotiable requirements. Laid back and good sense of humor and not easily offended. Efficient communication skills are mandatory. Must be able to control and manage your emotions by yourself. Respect and acceptance of who I am with no expectation to change me. ## **Do keep in mind.....:** --Your current relationship dynamic(s) is/are not my responsibility. Your partner(s) may write me if they choose and I'm more than happy to discuss whatever with them as long as they are polite. I will not go out of my way to inform them of what is discussed between you and I, that is your job to do, not mine. I'm all about proper communication in poly situations (and in general) don't get me wrong, but I won't write the partner of the person I am forming something (play partner, lover, more etc) with for the sole purpose of seeking approval. I will trust you if you say they are supportive of us, and if you lie or embellish their level of approval that is on you, not me, and I will walk away. This is all mainly because I hate and will not participate in forced connections. Your partner may be awesome as shit and I may want to talk to them because I think they are awesome as shit, but I will never force a conversation with your partner simply because I want to be with you, I'd rather not be with you or not talk to your partner if that's the case.--