I want to be cared for, and care for my partner.

In Southern Maine. Solo, Soft Daddy-Dom type, looking forward to sharing the next great journey, creating found family/tribe

Vaccinated, live alone, own my home.

Jeeper, camper, kayaker, motorcyclist, home-owner, semi-retired, veteran, officer, teacher, world travelled, MSEd, Virgo, ENTP. Like to play board games and build sandcastles, recent projects include building a garden, and chicken coop. Walk and explore, or sit on the couch and watch stuff on the screen.

Non-smoking of any variety, non-alcohol drinking (not absolutely, but almost never), but not against it, not in recovery, just never was much for adult beverages, I don't even drink coffee (gasp! I know). Nothing against it either! Just never developed the taste for it.

Financially responsible, home owning, no mortgage, socially aware and conscious. Have room to host if our connection is passing thru or by, or share if there is a more geo-centric connection. Not looking to take someone on 100% financially, but could support to help move/change in your situation to here, but willing to help, and be generous, and share if the connection is real, strong, and established. Not a sugar daddy, but a share daddy, tribe mate, and partner.

Would like to be a part of something Consensual (of course), Agreeable, Loving, Mutual, Egalitarian, Equitable, Romantic, Practical, Supportive, Stimulating, Fulfilling, Meaningful, Sharing, Caring, and Real.

My path has led me to the same dream and desire over and over again.

To live in a supportive egalitarian relationship of more than two. Where there is consensual, agreeable, mutual, love, friendship, intimacy, support, caring, compassion, and passion.

Where everyone helps each other be and become their best selves. Wrapped in joy and happiness, insulated from the madness of the outside world, yet helping each other venture out, survive, and succeed beyond the bounds of the sanctuary of the relationship.

Sharing fun and responsibilities. Bringing the resources and talents of each to the betterment of all.

It hardly feels like it should be radical, yet for many it is.

I have come tantalizingly close on a few occasions, but circumstance and society, and the individuals involved never quite coalesced in the long term.

Living in the moment between the reality and the vision.