Open relationships, polyamory and ethical non-monogamy all seem to be a trend. They have become more popular in recent decades but the idea of an open relationship isn't a new one. It's existed since ancient societies in Greece and Rome, China, Mongolia, Japan. Some studies suggest that up to 6% of relationships could be deemed as 'open' Open relationships are typically less focused on emotional connections and more on sexual ones which either partner or both feels that they need. For some, they really work. In a generation where up to 30% of people in married partnerships admit to infidelity, maybe consensual non-Monogamy is the secret to making long-term

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