Open relationships

You can be poly and not in an open relationship or you can be in an open relationship but not be poly. Confused? Let’s break it down.

While having an open marriage isn't for everyone, there are plenty of benefits of an open relationship to consider. It can bring couples closer together, encourage appreciation, and spice things up in the bedroom.

For anyone who’s been toying with the idea of an open relationship, or even if you’re just curious, here are some rules to make it work.

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It is okay to tell your partner that you don't want an open relationship, but it is also okay to tell them that you want to try it out. Here are some ideas.

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More people than ever are considering non-monogamy. If you're one of them, read these couples' expert advice on what not to do when opening up a relationship.

“My wife wants a half-open marriage”... I think this is the hardest sentence a man can say out loud. I have nothing against polyamorous relationships when

You might be fully in love with your current partner, and they may be fully in love with you. However, if you feel like something is missing in your life and you would like to explore a unique romantic connection with someone else, having an open relationship might be the option. The most important thing is for you and your partner to set boundaries and discuss what it means for each of you.

Couples may be interested in switching things up but aren't sure how to have an open relationship. Here are seven workable ways to have an open relationship when you're married.