open marriage statistics have shown the rate of open marriages in the us could be somewhere between 1.9 to 9 percent. more people are being introduced to the idea of open marriage every day, and find living in open relationship communities to be an attractive option. in one research piece by bergham and strand of 1092 people  – who were in swinging open marriages – showed 80 to 90 percent of the people were happier after they started to engage …

it was in the midst of the mind-numbing boredom of complete marital bliss that we decided to take our relationship for a ride. we dipped our toes, wet our ankles, and slowly adjusted ourselves to the idea before submerging ourselves in open waters. it was in the midst of the mind-numbing boredom of complete marital bliss that we decided to take our relationship for a ride. what if i decided to publish a piece about it in the bold italic …

how many americans would be interested in an open relationship? men (32%) are more likely than women (19%) to say they would be interested in a non-monogamous relationship. millennials are more likely than any other generation to express interest in having an open relationship, by a notable margin. baby boomers (12%) are the least likely to express interest in an open relationship.

based on other findings, it may not be surprising that millennial men (45%) are more likely than millennial …

although there are thirteen grounds for divorce, by far, the most inquired about is adultery. if proven, the injured spouse may seek a divorce from the philandering spouse due to that spouse’s adultery. can a spouse seek a divorce from another spouse based on adultery if the couple had an open marriage? as with any question concerning divorce in georgia, the answer to the above questions depend primarily on the facts and circumstances of the particular case. recrimination – in …

these marriages seem to be working just fine, so maybe this means an open marriage doesn’t automatically spell disaster for a relationship, as many assume? in avvo’s recent survey of american attitudes about relationships, 22 percent of those who approve of open relationships think that marriage is an outdated concept, and 59 percent of them say they would date someone who is married. one study says that 92 percent of open marriages end in divorce, supporting a common notion that …