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polyjamorous 

The ability to listen seamlessly to multiple genres of music on opposite sides of the spectrum without batting an eyelid
Dude, did we just switch from Electro Swing to Mongolian Throat Metal, I think we're polyjamorous
polyjamorous by Altrius December 24, 2023

polyjamorous 

A way to describe a person whose music taste is random. Mostly used when their taste in genres is vastly different.
"I listen to music from tons of different genres. Just the other day, I was listening to Stabbing in The Dark by Ice Nine Kills, and the next song that came up was Attention by Charlie Puth. And next thing I know, I'm jamming out to Sweet Home Alabama!"

"Oh, so you're polyjamorous!"

polyamorous pansexual 

A person who loves without limits. A person whose romantic and sexual love is not limited to a specific number of gender/sex.
Naomi is a polyamorous pansexual. She loves her anchor, Josh, but she also loves Jonathan and Imani. She is in a happy, loving relationship with all of them.
polyamorous pansexual by Naomi...Duh September 7, 2016

polyamorous 

The state of having multiple sexually or romantically committed relationships at the same time, with the consent of all partners involved.
“Polyamorous communities emphasize love and honesty in their multi-partner relationships.”
“My polyamorous friend got me in a mess of trouble again” - Breaking Benjamin “Polyamorous”
polyamorous by flanker December 15, 2004

polyamorous 

Means "Many Loves". It means having multiple commited relationships with people you are mutally in love with, and everyone wants it to be that way.

This is not to be confused with swinging or multiple relationships, where you are sleeping with the other people or they are friends with bennies, whom you love. That is called non-monogamy, and to say it is polyamory is a lie.
"I told Brad I'm in love with him, and my husband Rick is very happy for us."
"That's cheating!"
"No, we're polyamorous. You can only cheat on rules that exist. We don't have an agreement to be exclusive. But an example of me cheating would be to not tell Rick that I'm in love, because the rule of honesty is right up there with the rule that the primary relationship comes first"
"I could never do that. I'm too jealous"
"Then don't."
"Are you sleeping with both these guys?"
"Now that I'm in love with both of them, yes. But you don't have to be having sex to be polyamorous, because what it means is that you are mutually in love with more than one person at a time. Most people do sleep with those they love, but sex is not what makes you poly"
polyamorous by Saxophone April 4, 2008

polyamorous 

when you date/ are married to multiple people at a time
person 1: hey, how is your wife?
person 2: which one? Jolene or Hannah?
person 1: wait? you have more than one wife? isnt that cheating?
person 2: nah, its called being polyamorous
person 1: uhm no, its called being a cheater
person 1: if youre married to two people at a time, its called cheating! does Jolene even know youre maried to Hannah?!
person 2: yup! and she is okay with it! she has her other husband as well!
person 2: the only way fot these relationships to work is honesty, so we tell eachother everything
person 1: wow, okay then, sorry i judged you
person 2: its cool...
person 2: and Jolene and Hannah are fine by the way
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Northstarring

Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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