Reddit reviews The Missing Piece Meets the Big O

I'm poly so kind of "always on the market". This is something I and others consider, maybe not aloud. This is a great question. For me, it's about being my genuine self and displaying my passions. Whether it is kink, sport, gaming, camping, writing... people in general and women a lot like passion. THE relationship book I recommend to any and every one is: https://www.amazon.com/Missing-Piece-Meets-Big/dp/0060256575

My clothes, my language, my actions all reflect things I'm passionate about (soooo many nerdy shirts). Confidence is also usually a large factor. My nesting partner believes I'm a caring person, but also just enough of an asshole. A strong person doesn't have to flaunt strength or respond to every challenge, just be mindfully decisive. Take in information, examine it based on your past and what you know, and make a decision.

Or at least those are some of my ideas very early in the morning. Cheers! LOVE this question, hope it blows up.

Some people rely on other people to "complete" them. Like they think finding someone is going to be the thing that finally makes them happy. Don't look for someone to make you whole. Make yourself whole then share that with someone who's made themselves whole.


Basically this.

Maybe Shel Silverstein's The Missing Piece Meets the Big O?

It sounds like the story "The Missing Piece Meets The Big O" by Shel Silverstein. ( It is a children's book and is the sequel to "The Missing Piece", which is about a circle looking for a wedge.)

In video form: The Missing Piece

And: The Missing Piece Meets The Big O

Read this book: https://www.amazon.com/Missing-Piece-Shel-Silverstein/dp/0060256710/
Or this one: https://www.amazon.com/Missing-Piece-Meets-Big/dp/0060256575/

This reminds me of Shel Silverstein's The Missing Piece Meets the Big O