More than one in 10 Canadians would like to be in an open relationship, according to our recent study of 2,003 Canadian adults. Open relationships are romantic relationships in which the people ...

In my 20s, I thrived in several open relationships, but now, I'm in a monogamous marriage. My open relationships taught me that I need to invest in people outside of my primary partner.

“Open relationships fall under the umbrella of consensual non-monogamous relationships and generally, but not always, tend to focus on sexual activities over emotional with other partners ...

Taking on additional sexual partners while in a committed relationship has long been taboo. And while it’s not exactly mainstream now, there’s still rising interest in being open.

Do Open Relationships Work? This article was reviewed by Mike Bohl, MD Unlike emperor penguins and prairie voles, humans aren’t biologically programmed to be monogamous. Throughout history, most ...

Asking for an open relationship can be tough, but sex experts Emily Morse and Dr. Liz Powell offer advice, including laying all your cards on the table.

New research suggests the majority of people have some interest in open relationships and people who act on their interests have positive experiences.

Can an open relationship be as healthy as a monogamous one? If so, what do couples do that promotes it? And are they different from healthy monogamous relationships?

Today there are an increasing number of people who open up their relationships. “Opening up” means that you can date or have sex with other people—and in some cases both—while still being ...

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