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Where do Americans stand on consensual nonmonogamy?

Nearly one-third of singles in America have had a consensually nonmonogamous relationship, but many singles are still committed to the concept of traditional sexual monogamy.

That’s the word from the survey informing the 2024 Match Singles in America report, but it’s also all over popular culture—in mainstream television shows, books, and media reports where consensual nonmonogamy is having a moment. Anthropologist

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