Justin Mogilski

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.

Dr. Justin Mogilski, an Associate Professor of Psychology specializing in human sexuality, dives into the dynamics of consensual non-monogamous relationships. He discusses his groundbreaking research on the Multiple Relationships Maintenance Scale and its insights on managing jealousy and communication. Listeners learn practical strategies for maintaining harmony among multiple partners and how monogamous couples can benefit from these practices. Mogilski also explains concepts like compersion and partner hierarchy, offering valuable takeaways for all relationship types.

In this discussion, Dr. Justin Mogilski, an associate professor at the University of South Carolina Salkehatchie and expert in consensual non-monogamy (CNM), tackles common myths surrounding open relationships. He clarifies the difference between CNM and infidelity, emphasizing communication over deception. Mogilski also uncovers the stigma against CNM, redefines jealousy as a signal for communication, and explores the health practices in CNM relationships. Get ready to rethink what you know about non-monogamy!