Am I Actually Interested in Polyamory, or Am I Just Really Attracted to Two Men?

I’m 25, and recently I have been wondering whether I am actually interested in polyamory.

First of all, I’m not looking for relationship or dating advice here, but what I’m more interested in hearing is whether what I'm thinking is on the right track or other people’s experiences with realizing they might be interested in polyamory.

Two men have been on my mind constantly these days, and I'm having sexual dreams about them, and on top of that, they are my colleagues, and both men are good friends with each other.

One is 6–7 years older, bisexual, and recently left the job and knows I’m sapiosexual and have certain kinks, and for a while he gave me some signs that made me wonder if he was interested in me, although I could have misread them. The other is 2–3 years younger, still works with me, and as far as I know, he is straight and yeah, he definitely doesn't like me like he just ignores me most of the time.

I don't know why, but I have been imagining the three of us together and having sex or I'm jacking off thinking about these two every day.

That made me wonder if I am genuinely interested in polyamory, or if I am simply very attracted to these two men, or if I like seeing both making out with each other.

So, if anyone could genuinely help me to understand what this is all about, it would help me out a lot.

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u/menabihehe — 7 days ago

If you were the MC in a BL and got kidnapped… 💀

You have to choose ONE ML to come save you.

Choose wisely because apparently your life depends on it. 😂

Who are you trusting and WHY?

And yes, I need actual reasoning. “Because he’s hot” is technically valid, but I will be judging you.

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u/menabihehe — 8 days ago

ryu isn is so cute

I loved this chapter so much the way Ian cried and hugged eunsan..

Awwwwww...😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️

u/menabihehe — 14 days ago

I NEED REC's GUYsssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Okay so I just saw a post a while ago where they wanted rec on a BL manhwa where the MC pretends to like/love the ML for some benefit, revenge, or secret reason, planning to leave him after a while but ends up falling deeply in love for real instead.

I can't find that post anywhere now, and also I wanted more recs, so I'm hoping someone here knows it or can suggest similar ones!

Looking for:

  • Manhwa (manga/manhua okay too)
  • MC has a hidden agenda (revenge, benefit, secret) for getting close to ML
  • MC plans to leave eventually but falls in love genuinely
  • Bonus if it's funny/interesting along the way, and extra bonus if it makes me cry but ends happy

Please recommend me something that will make me cry but still have a happy ending!

Love and Thanks in advance!

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u/menabihehe — 15 days ago

Am I the only one who still cries over this Pearl Boy scene?

I was scrolling through Instagram today and came across that scene from Pearl Boy and then I watched that 60-second reel over and over for almost 5 minutes and I ended up crying.

No matter how much time passes, that scene still breaks my heart like it's the first time.

I know Pearl Boy has a lot of toxic elements, and I am not defending any of that but the love, devotion, and longing between Dooshik and Jooha is unforgettable, and I genuinely think it's one of the most unforgettable and selfless love stories I have ever read in any BL.

Take the fight where Dooshik takes down the thugs sent by Pilwon bro literally got shot, covered in blood, barely able to stand, and the only thing on his mind is Jooha.

Instead of worrying about his own injuries, he wraps a shirt around him because in his eyes, his hyung should not be left exposed. Then he says something like, "My hyung is practically naked over here... how can I die like this?"

That line completely broke me. I think every Pearl Boy reader knew, right then, just how deeply Dooshik loved Jooha.

Then there is another scene where Jooha sacrifices himself to take down Pilwon but Dooshik, who could barely stand and didn't even know how to swim, throws himself into the raging ocean without a second thought just to save him.

I don't think there is a single person in this fandom who got through that scene dry-eyed. It's one of the most selfless acts of love I've ever seen written.

Honestly, I still have not found the courage to reread Pearl Boy. I know it would absolutely shatter me all over again.

Maybe I am being dramatic, but I genuinely yearn for a man like Dooshik, even knowing he is fictional.

He changed the way I see love like ik deep down I know I will probably never find a "green mountain" like him in real life, or a love even half as deep as what he had for Jooha and sometimes I think if I reread it, I dont think I would be able to fall for anyone else for a long time, because Dooshik has quietly become the standard in my heart.

Tell me I'm not the only one who still cries every time this scene comes up.

u/menabihehe — 15 days ago

Describe a BL Terribly and Let's See if Others Can Guess It

Every day someone asks this community to identify a BL from three blurry memories and a dream... and somehow we still find it.

So let's make it harder.

Describe a BL as terribly and as misleadingly as possible (without completely lying) and let everyone else guess the title.

Guess this one..........

Hi, I'm a government officer whose entire career consists of getting sent into forests, mountains, caves, and the ocean to beat up anything that isn't human.

Every mission starts with, "Go eliminate the dangerous creature," and somehow ends with the dangerous creature trying to get into my pants instead.

My village thinks I'm their greatest hero. The monsters think I'm... well... the one.

I just wanted to earn enough money to survive, but somehow "special services" keep getting added to my job description.

My boss pays me in giant golden eggs... the more I manage to shove them down a certain hole, the bigger the payday.

At this point, I'm less of a warrior and more of a government-funded dating service for lonely mythical creatures... and apparently my coworkers aren't much different.

(P.S. Feel free to post your own terrible descriptions. The more misleading but technically true the better.)

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u/menabihehe — 21 days ago

Looking for age-gap romance recommendations after finishing Amber Alert 👀

Hey everyone!

I recently finished reading Amber Alert after seeing it recommended here, and I ended up loving it way more than I expected. Now I've apparently unlocked a new obsession with age-gap romances. 😭

I'm looking for more stories with an age-gap dynamic, and I'm honestly open to any trope or vibe. It can be:

  • Toxic or messy
  • Soft and wholesome
  • Angst-filled
  • Slow burn
  • Enemies to lovers
  • Married couple
  • Forbidden romance
  • Anything in between

I don't mind whether it's a manhwa, manhua, manga, or webtoon. As long as the age-gap is a major part of the story and the plot is engaging, I'm in!

Please drop your best recommendations. Thanks and love in advance! 🫶

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u/menabihehe — 21 days ago
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Looking for a Chinese BL manhua I read around 5 years ago

I'm looking for a Chinese BL manhua that I read around five years ago.

Here's what I remember:

  • The ML (male lead) was fair-skinned with either white or blond hair.
  • The MC (main character) had a darker/dusky complexion with black or possibly purple hair.
  • I think they were already married when the story began.
  • The ML disliked or even hated the MC for some reason and had a boyfriend.
  • The MC was a musician (I'm not sure what kind).
  • Eventually, the MC decided to leave the ML, and only after that did the ML realize he was in love with him.
  • I also remember that the ML's boyfriend was using a fake identity, pretending to be the person the ML had a crush on when he was younger so basically the ML's boyfriend was deceiving him.

Does anyone know which manhua this might be?

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u/menabihehe — 23 days ago

If you had the chance to live in any Yaoi/Yuri manhwa, which one would you choose?

Please don't judge me or think, "Is she okay?" because of my choice. I know it's probably not what most people would expect. 

So... if I had one chance to live in any Yaoi/Yuri manhwa, I would choose Pearl Boy, and I would be Jooha. I have my reasons for why this manhwa and why these characters, and I will explain them later.

Before that, though, I want to know your choice!

I love making discussion posts like this because I get to hear everyone's opinions and learn about their favorite manhwas. It's always fun to see how differently people connect with these stories, and I really enjoy talking with others who love them as much as I do.

So... I'm really curious to see everyone's answers! 💕

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u/menabihehe — 29 days ago

I never thought a BL manhwa could traumatize me this much

Ngl I never thought a BL manhwa could mess me up this bad like to the point where I'm genuinely concerned about the author's mental health, and I don't say that about creators lightly.

I have read and watched a lot of toxic/dark BL before but this one is different tbh....

I'm talking about Non-Zero Sum, I guess I dropped it last year because life got busy, so I recently came across it again and thought let's see where the storyline is now and honestly, I already knew how all the MLs had abused and raped the MC, so I didn't have much hope going in....but after reading it again... I was speechless tbh as It got even more toxic to bare now.

Usually with toxic BL you push through the angst because you are holding out for something redemption, a rescue, at least a satisfying revenge arc or a hope but this manhwa gives you none of that.

⚠️ SPOILERS BELOW ⚠️

Non-Zero Sum is basically a story about a friendship that falls apart, turning into this messed up game played in the name of love and concern between four friends. It's full of manipulation, fear, betrayal, assault, and trauma.

  • Yoon Hae-won (The Target): Vulnerable, broke, and alone. His world shatters when his secrets are exposed. He loses all autonomy and enters a desperate survival mode.
  • Go Tae-gyeom (The Blackmailer): Weaponizes Hae-won's secrets to blackmail and force him into a toxic, abusive relationship.
  • Seo Hae-young (The Isolation): Responds to the truth with feelings of betrayal. He cuts Hae-won off, destroying his only emotional safety net.
  • Joo Hyun-woo (The Predator): Weaponizes the remaining chaos. He manipulates an isolated Hae-won to strip away his last shred of control.

In short, the three male leads completely break Hae-won through blackmail, sexual assault, and mental torture.

Tae-gyeom and Hyun-woo are driven by lust and greed and they use Hae-won's secrets to force him into a toxic relationship, and lie that he wants it too. Hae-young, on the other hand, is a sociopath who can't really feel empathy and when he finds out Hae-won's secrets, he feels betrayed and angry, so he punishes him brutally for it.

Together, they break Hae-won's mind just to feed their own twisted need for control, all while pretending it's "love and concern."

And now, none of them want to let him go or share him and they just want to keep him to themselves so they can keep using him, there is no real love here as they just want to keep Hae-won trapped for their own selfish reasons.

Watching Haewon slowly internalize the abuse, watching his love curdle into pure fear until he just accepts this as his life... it stops feeling like a story and starts feeling like psychological torture to read.

And AFTER all that, Joo Hyunwoo tries to kidnap him and flee the country with him while he's still completely broken. Haewon somehow escapes all three of them and I was like "okay, it's finally over"...

...aaand then it says to be continued.

Like genuinely what more is left to put this poor man through 💀

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u/menabihehe — 1 month ago

What's a BL everyone criticizes but you'll defend forever???

Tell me why you love it, why you think so many people dislike it (or never gave it a chance), and what you'd say to convince someone to read it.

For me, it's Jinx. I know this is one of the most controversial BL manhwa out there, but I genuinely love it.

Before anyone comes for me, I hated Jaekyung's behavior at many points, but I don't think Jinx is just about abuse or toxicity like a lot of people make it out to be.

To me, it's the story of two broken people.

Dan is one of the most selfless protagonists I've read. He sacrifices everything for his grandmother and always puts others before himself, even when it hurts him.

Jaekyung hides behind a cold, ruthless image, but underneath he's just a lost person carrying a lot of trauma. That doesn't excuse his actions, but it explains why he became that way.

My favorite part was watching his slow character development. In the end, he wasn't chasing fame or titles anymore he just wanted Dan to be happy, even if it meant giving up everything.

I also loved the side characters, especially Dan's grandmother, team black and jk first coach. They saw the good in Jaekyung long before he saw it himself.

I completely understand why people dislike Jinx, and that's valid. But I think many people write it off as "just another toxic BL" without giving the story or the character growth a real chance.

(Please don't start a Jinx war😂 I just want to know what BL everyone else loves even though most people don't.)

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u/menabihehe — 1 month ago
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What's the one manhwa you read during the lowest point of your life that changed you?

For me, it was Lost in the Cloud.

I read it during one of the lowest points of my life i was pretty much lost faith in love and genuinely felt like maybe some people just aren't meant to be loved or deserve to be happy.

I only started Lost in the Cloud because it showed up on Lezhin's Top 5 that week and i just went into it without expecting much.

At first, I thought it was kind of funny and a little weird but the more I read, the more it got to me.

Skylar's character hit me really hard and i started relating to him more like his loneliness, the bullying, and getting betrayed by the person he trusted the most... it all felt so real to me and there were so many moments where i had to stop reading it in the middle because it reminded me of my own emotions and I couldn't stop crying. 

Then there was Cirrus tbh I couldn't stand him at first the way he treated Skylar made me so angry on him, but as the story went on and I got to know him better, I realized he was just as broken in his own way I started to understand him more, and that somehow his story hurt me more too.

Watching them slowly open up to each other showing each other their worst and dark side, and become someone who could lean on one another to just survive was probably my favorite part of the story.

I started reading it somewhere in the middle of Season 2, so waiting for Season 3 felt like forever and I honestly didn't think it would have a happy ending, let alone that they would still end up choosing each other because that's how the story had been building up for me. 

But when I finally finished it...

They still chose each other in end.

Not because they were perfect or because they healed each other's wounds, but because they found someone willing to stay through every scar, every setback, and every storm and love each other without conditions.

For some reason, that meant a lot to me.

It changed the way I looked at life and it reminded me that even when life feels messy, painful, unfair, hopeless and healing isn't about someone fixing you, and love isn't about perfection.

It's about finding someone who stays through every scar, every setback, and every storm, someone who loves you without conditions and simply wants to survive this life by your side until the very end.

So, just like Lost in the Cloud changed the way I looked at life during one of my lowest points, I'd love to hear yours.

What's the one manhwa, manga, or manhua you read during the lowest point of your life that changed something in you? Maybe it made you believe in love again or maybe it simply made you believe in yourself.

u/menabihehe — 1 month ago

25F | I'm interested in 2 men .......

Hi, I'm 25 (F)

I honestly don't know where else to talk about this, but I feel like this might be a safe place to get some outside perspectives.

Recently, I discovered something about myself, and I'm not sure how to process it. I've realized that the idea of being in an MMF triad relationship genuinely excites me. I don't really know why, but it's something I keep thinking about.

I also have a different perspective on love than most people. I don't believe love is always a forever story where you spend your entire life with one person. To me, love comes in different phases. You can fall in love with different people throughout your life, and you can even fall out of love with someone you once deeply cared about. Feelings aren't always constant, and I don't think they have to be.

Ever since I was a kid, I've had multiple crushes at the same time. At one point in my life, I was attracted to both men and women. Because of that, I've often wondered why someone should have to choose just one person if they genuinely have feelings for two.

Right now, I'm in a situation where I like two men at the same time, but for different reasons. Neither of them knows how I feel, and they're actually good friends with each other. I don't even think either of them likes me back, so the idea of a triad is really beside the point.

I'm confused about whether I should be honest with them about my feelings or just keep it to myself and move on. I also find myself constantly imagining different scenarios involving the two of them, and it's making me question whether this is just a fantasy or if it reflects the kind of relationships I actually want.

More than anything, I'm trying to understand myself. Is it normal to feel this way? Has anyone else realized they might not be wired for traditional monogamy, or found themselves genuinely liking two people at the same time? I'd really appreciate hearing from people who've experienced something similar.

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u/menabihehe — 1 month ago
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What's a BL everyone criticizes but you'll defend forever???

Tell me why you love it, why you think so many people dislike it (or never gave it a chance), and what you'd say to convince someone to read it.

For me, it's Jinx. I know this is one of the most controversial BL manhwa out there, but I genuinely love it.

Before anyone comes for me, I hated Jaekyung's behavior at many points, but I don't think Jinx is just about abuse or toxicity like a lot of people make it out to be.

To me, it's the story of two broken people.

Dan is one of the most selfless protagonists I've read. He sacrifices everything for his grandmother and always puts others before himself, even when it hurts him.

Jaekyung hides behind a cold, ruthless image, but underneath he's just a lost person carrying a lot of trauma. That doesn't excuse his actions, but it explains why he became that way.

My favorite part was watching his slow character development. In the end, he wasn't chasing fame or titles anymore he just wanted Dan to be happy, even if it meant giving up everything.

I also loved the side characters, especially Dan's grandmother, team black and jk first coach. They saw the good in Jaekyung long before he saw it himself.

I completely understand why people dislike Jinx, and that's valid. But I think many people write it off as "just another toxic BL" without giving the story or the character growth a real chance.

(Please don't start a Jinx war😂 I just want to know what BL everyone else loves even though most people don't.)

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u/menabihehe — 1 month ago

Looking for BL manhwa with a true MMM/poly endgame like Bed for Three!

Hellooooo!!!!

I recently read Bed for Three again, and I absolutely loved it all over again......

What stood out to me wasn't just the romance—it was the fact that the MC didn't have to choose between the two love interests. Instead, they all ended up together in a genuine, healthy triad, and it felt so natural.

I'm looking for more BL manhwa with a similar vibe:

  • MMM/poly relationship (preferably endgame)
  • A strong, well-written plot
  • Plenty of romance and chemistry between all three characters
  • Some angst or a little toxicity at the beginning is totally fine, as long as there's a good redemption arc and character growth
  • Lots of wholesome, cute, and domestic moments once they get together

I'm not looking for stories where the MC ends up choosing just one person. I really want a true poly relationship where everyone is equally involved and happy together.

Completed series are preferred, but ongoing ones are welcome too!

Thank you in advance for any recommendations!!

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u/menabihehe — 1 month ago

Title: Found a hidden gem Omegaverse manhwa and I need to talk about it 😭💛

Hey chat! It's been a while since I posted here. I've been super busy with work lately, but I finally had some time to relax and ended up reading an omegaverse manhwa that was, surprisingly, a very cute story, at least for me.

Seriously... why did nobody recommend this to me sooner?? 😭

If you're looking for a green flag alpha, this is it.

The story follows Yulha, who believes he's a recessive omega and infertile, and after escaping an abusive relationship, he returns to his hometown for a fresh start. One drunken night, he unexpectedly goes into heat for the first time in 10 years and spends the night with an alpha. The next morning, the alpha leaves a note saying he'll "take responsibility," and Yulha is just like... "Who even says that after a one-night stand?" 😭

Later, they meet again at the school where Yulha works, and the alpha, Dojin, turns out to be a teacher and his landlord's son. From then on, Dojin is completely down bad, constantly asking Yulha to marry him while Yulha keeps rejecting him because of the trauma left by his ex.

What makes this story so good is watching Dojin patiently earn Yulha's trust. He cooks for him, takes care of him, respects his boundaries, and never gives up on him. He's honestly one of the biggest green flag alphas I've read in a while, and their slow-burn romance is so worth it, and I also have a feeling Season 3 is going to give us plenty of adorable moments... maybe even a cute little surprise. 👀

Original Title: 운명이 아니면 뭔데?

English Title: If It's Not Fate, Then What Is It?

Status: Ongoing

If you've read it, let me know what you thought! And if you haven't, consider this your sign to pick it up.

u/menabihehe — 2 months ago
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Any news about Jack & Joker Season 2 after the special episode?

Is anyone else still suffering because of the Jack & Joker special episode? 😭

I'm STILL not over that ending. We went in expecting Jack and Joke's wedding and a happy send-off, only to get hit with an emotional roller coaster and then an after-credit scene that left us with even more questions than answers.

Where is Joke? Who saved him? How is he going to find his way back to Jack? How are they supposed to get their happy ending after all of that? I swear, that scene has been living rent-free in my head ever since I watched it.

The worst part is that it's been so long, and we're still waiting.... and every few months end up searching for Season 2 news because there's no way they can leave us with THAT cliffhanger and never continue the story.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who's been waiting since 2025 and slowly losing patience. 😭

Has there been any update from YinWar or the production team about Season 2? At this point, I just need confirmation that we'll eventually get answers.

u/menabihehe — 2 months ago

I Really Didn't Expect Chase to React Like That (Kiss Me If You Can)

Did anyone else read the latest chapter of Kiss Me If You Can and completely lose it??

I honestly thought Chase was going to be angry at Joshua for hiding the fact that he was an omega. Instead, he basically went, "You're an omega? Okay, then stay with me and you don't need this medicine anymore you have me." (Not his exact words, but it's what he definitely meant to say).

And when Joshua told Chase that he was the only man he'd ever slept with??? I almost broke my bed jumping around. The look on Chase's face had me going absolutely feral.

Now I'm just hoping the next chapters don't turn into another "omega runs away" storyline. I really want Chase to find out about Pete, and then we can finally get some cute family moments instead of more separation drama.

What did you all think of the chapter? Am I the only one losing my mind over this??

u/menabihehe — 2 months ago
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TTH Ep. 3 Absolutely Wrecked Me

BARTH: "Are you mad at me?"

TANRAK: "I'm not God's favorite son either."

ME: blushing, giggling, kicking my feet, launching myself across the room, throwing my phone onto the bed, screaming into a pillow.....

I'M SORRY??? THAT'S IT??? THAT'S THE CONFESSION??? 😭😭😭😭

The way Tanrak basically said, "I don't deserve love either, but here I am choosing you" and expected me to survive??? Absolutely not.

Every future BL confession will now be measured against this scene, and frankly, the competition is over....🤌🏻

u/menabihehe — 2 months ago
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THE FINALE OF Love Upon a Time HAD ME SOBBING 😭

The plot twists were incredible. I still can't get over the fact that Phop planned that entire time-travel journey just to reunite with the love of his life, Klao (Nakun). The devotion, the longing, the years of waiting... I was a complete mess.

Watching Phop after losing Klao broke my heart. The pain in his eyes, the loneliness, the way he never stopped loving him... it hurt so much. But then they finally found their way back to each other and got married. This is the happy ending we all deserved.

And can we talk about Pun (Kaew) and Jom (Thee)? I don't even have the words. I don't want to spoil too much because if you haven't watched Episode 12 yet, please go watch it. Their story was beautiful, and seeing them finally love each other openly made me so emotional.

But there's one thing I've felt throughout this entire series.

Whenever I watched Phop looking at Klao, it never felt like just Phop looking at Klao. It honestly felt like Net looking at his JJ.

I don't know if everyone will agree with me, but that's genuinely how I felt. The way Net looks at JJ sometimes feels so real and full of affection that it shines through even in their acting. There were moments when I completely forgot I was watching characters because all I could see was Net absolutely adoring JJ.

Maybe it's just my delulu heart talking, but I truly believe that's part of what made Phop and Klao so unforgettable.

Manifesting more NetJJ projects in the future, whether it's another period drama or a modern-day series.

u/menabihehe — 2 months ago