Honestly, it's not even what Kat was saying, about sexuality and amory being different things. For me, it's the fact that -to an extent- polyamory and aamory are not a black-white spectrum, they're two seperate spectrums (like masculinity and femininity)
More to the point, I don't generally think of myself as an aamorous person anymore. When I was a younger teenager (and you have no way of knowing this, I should've been more clear) I was pretty against the idea of relationships in general and mine in specific. While this has largely changed, my ninth grade self tends to resurface occasionally and influence my current state of mind, including just now.
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on 2009-01-23 04:09 am (UTC)More to the point, I don't generally think of myself as an aamorous person anymore. When I was a younger teenager (and you have no way of knowing this, I should've been more clear) I was pretty against the idea of relationships in general and mine in specific. While this has largely changed, my ninth grade self tends to resurface occasionally and influence my current state of mind, including just now.
~Sor