
Nikki Glaser Clip Sparks Debate on Monogamy
Comedian Nikki Glaser's viral clip, where she stated she "kinda likes it" when her boyfriend hooks up with other women, has prompted a widespread discussion about the relevance and future of monogamy.
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Comedian Nikki Glaser's viral clip, where she stated she "kinda likes it" when her boyfriend hooks up with other women, has prompted a widespread discussion about the relevance and future of monogamy.

In the age of social media obsessions and waning monogamy, Basic is a ridiculously relatable laugh riot. Written and directed by Chelsea Devantez, based on her 2020 SXSW short, Gloria (Ashley Park) falls down an Insta rabbit hole after her boyfriend Nick’s (Taylor John Smith) ex Kaylinn (Leighton Meester) comments on one of his photos. […]
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Articles explore the evolving landscape of relationships, questioning whether humans are hard-wired for infidelity and examining the 'crisis' of monogamy, with Brazil notably embracing polyamory.

A relationship advisor explains the advantages, disadvantages, and golden rules for proposing an open relationship to a partner, focusing on non-monogamy.

Veteran documentarian Louis Theroux is no stranger to covering toxic subcultures, previously profiling American neo-nazis, the Westboro Baptist Church and Scientology.

An episode of the show 'Behind The Lens with Elizabeth Essuman' focuses on the long-standing debate surrounding polygamy versus the concept of 'one man, one woman' in Christian and cultural contexts.

This article delves into the concept of unilateral monogamy, noting how social media trends and discussions might suggest a growing interest in non-traditional relationships like throuples among couples.

Monogamy is not in danger, it is just constantly transforming. Open marriage is currently a recurring theme in Anglo-Saxon pop culture, although not exactly the most successful kind.
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...