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More people want open relationships, but many don't last. A sex researcher shares the 3 top reasons couples return to monogamy.
Non-monogamy comes with its own challenges, Dr. Justin R. Garcia, the executive director of the Kinsey Institute, told Business Insider. Hinterhaus Productions/Getty Images Dr. Justin R. Garcia, head of the Kinsey Institute, said non-monogamy has gotten more popular. However, he said open relationships and polyamory tend not to work for most people. Some find non-monogamy to be too much work in practice. Open relationships have gotten a cultural glow-up among younger adults. In practice, th...
21 Feb, 12:24 — 21 Feb, 12:24
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