What is the appeal of polyamory?
“They find polyamory appealing because they can still have an emotional, romantic relationship—or multiple relationships—but their partners aren’t also forced to be asexual or celibate.”
Why do people want a polygamous relationship?
Some use polyamory as a weapon in a power struggle or to punish a controlling partner. Some want to keep their erotic life alive and vital while in long term committed relationships or to fulfill sexual or emotional desires they can’t meet with only one person or with their existing partner.
Are people happy in polyamorous relationships?
Polyamorous respondents reported being “very happy with life” overall, while the general population stated that they were, “pretty happy with their life.” Polyamorous people also rated their personal health significantly higher than the general population as well.
How do I know if polyamory is for me?
To help you decide if a polyamorous relationship is right for you and your partner, start by asking these seven questions:
- How jealous are you?
- Is this something you both want?
- What is your (and your partner’s) motivation?
- How secure do you feel in your current relationship?
- What ground rules do you want to establish?
Can polyamory actually work?
Yes, polyamory works if your desire is to have access to multiple sexual partners throughout the course of your lifetime. Yes, polyamory works if you want to get deeply in touch with (and process through) the theme and experience of jealousy in your life.
Can you be polyamorous and Demisexual?
Yes, it is absolutely possible for demisexual people to be polyamorous. I’ve known many people who are poly and demisexual. I’m involved with people who are poly and demisexual. “It’s very painful to see you look at someone else” is characteristic of insecurity, not demisexuality.
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