People in non-monogamous relationships are just as happy as those with only one partner, a new study has found. The analysis of 35 studies across the US and Europe found 24,489 people in both types of ...

To those in Western cultures, interest in consensually non-monogamous (CNM) relationships, like polyamory, seems to have exploded in recent years. However, such multi-partner relationships are not new ...

After a brief "postus interruptus" for readers to consider the connections between pride, rights, and backlash, this is the final post in a series that untangles types of consensual non-monogamy (CNM) ...

The way people form romantic relationships is undergoing a dramatic transformation. Younger generations are redefining commitment, challenging traditional notions of monogamy, and embracing new ...

More partners does not (necessarily) equal more problems.

Three years after marrying Bryan Lowder, Cam McDonald met Tristan Chirico on a gay dating app. The three men spent increasing amounts of time together over the next four months, enjoying their lives ...

No longer confined to tradition, the definitions of partnership and parenthood are evolving. Love between two people and parenting by just two adults are no longer the only norms, as families today ...