The More Partners the Merrier? Non-Monogamous Relationships Just as Satisfying, Study Shows

Non-monogamous relationships 'just as happy' as monogamous ones

A new study from The Journal of Sex Research has found that satisfaction levels in monogamous and non-monogamous relationships hold no significant difference. The research, published 24 March and titled Countering the Monogamy-Superiority Myth, focuses on the difference in “relationship satisfaction and sexual satisfaction” in different forms of relationships – i.e. monogamous or otherwise. The analysis of 35 studies across the US and Europe fou…

People with multiple partners just as happy as couples, study finds

Research found no significant differences in satisfaction levels between people in monogamous and non-monogamous relationships

The More Partners the Merrier? Non-Monogamous Relationships Just as Satisfying, Study Shows

When it comes to both relationship and sexual satisfaction, there's virtually no difference between people in monogamous relationships and those in consensually non-monogamous arrangements. The post The More Partners the Merrier? Non-Monogamous Relationships Just as Satisfying, Study Shows appeared first on Study Finds.

According to these researchers, monogamy is not a guarantee of development in the couple. Just as non-monogamy is not a promise of sexual satisfaction.

Non-monogamous people just as happy as monogamous people, study finds

An analysis of 35 studies shows no significant difference between monogamous and non-monogamous people.

She wants to talk about polyamory firsthand in the hope of helping to dispel various myths and stereotypes.