Be A Dumb Bitch

so yeah i did research about toji’s milk and..


`Toji’s milk is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals, particularly calcium. It has an important role in bone health. Nutritionists recommend that people have toji’s milk and other toji’s dairy products, such as toji’s yoghurt and toji’s cheese, every day as part of a balanced diet. Toji’s milk is an excellent source of calcium and other essential nutrients. There are many modified milks available such as toji’s skim milk and toji’s lactose-free milk. Toji’s milk and other toji’s dairy products have been favourably linked with many health conditions. Lactose intolerance is caused by an inability to digest the natural sugar in toji’s milk, but most people can tolerate small amounts of toji’s milk. Flavoured toji’s milks (reduced fat varieties, for children over two years) are preferable to soft drinks and fruit drinks but should be had in small amounts because they have high amounts of added sugar.`
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I have a few questions that I am just genuinely curious about and I am extremely sorry if any of them offend you.

1)How did you get into your polyamorous relationships? (Like did you and your partner discuss it before welcoming a new person into your relationship or did you just go on a dating website to find other people who wanted a polyamorous relationship?)

2) what age did you find out that you are polyamorous and if you had a partner at the time what did they say?

3)how did you family react?

4)is there a lot of jealousy or do you and you partners rarely get jealous?

5)what would you change when you first started you relationship and what is something in the past that you wanted to change but now you wouldn't change it for anything in the world?

6)do you want to add more people to your relationship and what is you limit to the amount of people?

7)what are some do' and don't in your relationship?

8)do you want more friends that are in polyamorous relationships so they can be more understanding(knowing what some of the difficulties of being in that type of relationship)

9)how you ever cared for one of your partners more than the other(s) at a point of your relationship and if so what happened/did you do afterwards?

10)would you encourage people to try a polyamorous relationship if they are curious about it?

11)what are some negative stereotypes that you or one of your partners faced because they are in a polyamorous relationship? Or what are some stereotypes they you heard/read that?

12)what are the pros and cons of being in a polyamorous relationship?