Despite the negative stigma, polyamorous relationships are more common than we think
New research published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that polyamory — a consensual arrangement that involves romantic and sexual relations...
New research expands our scientific understanding of threesomes
New research indicates that most people are interested in having a threesome. But few people have experienced one. The study,...
One-third of people in monogamous relationships fantasize about being in some type of open relationship, study suggests
A study published in Archives of Sexual Behavior suggests that fantasies about open relationships are not uncommon among people in...
What changes when couples open their relationship? Surprisingly little, new research suggests
A new study tracked people who planned to open up their romantic relationship to include other partners for two months....
Study sheds light on the roots of moral stigma against consensual non-monogamy
People in consensually non-monogamous relationships tend be more willing to take risks, have less aversion to germs, and exhibit a...
Religious and nonreligious people view atheists as less likely to be monogamous
An ad featuring Ron Reagan, son of the Republican former President Ronald Reagan, surprised some viewers of the recent Democratic...
New study helps illuminate experiences of jealousy within consensually non-monogamous relationships
A study recently published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior provides new insights into jealousy among people in open relationships...
People in polyamorous relationships diversify their need fulfillment across multiple partners
New research provides insight into why some people choose to have multiple romantic relationships at the same time. The findings...
Study: Consensually non-monogamous couples more dehumanized than monogamous same-sex couples
People in consensually non-monogamous relationships may face more dehumanization than individuals in same-sex relationships, according to new research in Sexuality...
Study finds open relationships just as satisfying as monogamous ones
A new University of Guelph study has revealed that people in open relationships are as happy as their coupled-up counterparts...
Study: Christians’ sex guilt predicts their demonization of victims of Ashley Madison hack
Religious people with more sex guilt are more likely to demonize victims of the Ashley Madison hack, according to new...
Sexually open people may be better off in non-monogamous relationships, study finds
People who are sexually "unrestricted" are not necessarily more likely to cheat on their partner, according to new research published...
Polyamory, swinging and open relationships are fairly common, study finds
New research published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy suggests that polyamory, swinging and open relationships are more...
