I think that it falls along the same lines as biphobia or by erasure, right, that we for so long have looked at bisexual people or

pansexual people and have sometimes said, oh well they're just confused, right?

They just haven't figured out yet what it is that they actually want or oh they're

just scared to pick one they're scared to

commit to one side of this or they're scared of giving up some of their privilege

and so I think we can kind of say the same things reverberate towards people who are ambiamorous, right?

This idea of, oh, they're just confused.

They just haven't figured out what kind of relationship style they want.

I know I've had a lot of clients who have that experience when they're dating.

When they truly are like somewhere in the middle here, right?

I feel like they could be open to monogamy, non-monogamy, whatever, but they're currently

single in trying to date people running into that weird thing of,

because people are always like, you know, what are we doing?

What is this?

We gotta define it.

And when you're a little more fluid, that's hard.

And it's easy to have people think like, oh, you're just confused.

You need to figure yourself out.

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