

#699 - Justin Mogilski - Will Non-Monogamy Fix The Dating Market?
31 snips Oct 28, 2023
Justin Mogilski, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of South Carolina, dives into the world of consensual non-monogamous relationships. He discusses how one in five people are open to exploring non-monogamy and the evolving societal acceptance of these dynamics. Topics include how jealousy plays a role, differences in male and female preferences, and what makes non-monogamous setups successful. Mogilski also addresses the emotional challenges and the importance of communication in navigating love with multiple partners.
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CNM Popularity
- Consensual non-monogamy (CNM) is rising, with about 1 in 5 trying it in the US.
- Around 5-10% of the US population maintains CNM relationships.
Societal Shifts and CNM
- Individualistic societies and equal opportunities contribute to CNM's rise.
- Marriage was traditionally for unifying families, limiting women's options.
Gender Differences in CNM
- Men show a greater reported interest in CNM, likely due to perceived sexual opportunities.
- Women report less interest but can gain emotional support and connections.