Recent content by glassgirl7

Oh right, sorry, it's right before the surveys start. Many choices for why you are in open relationships, and then choose the main reason. Both have "other" boxes.

You are definitely making sense, and thank you for your interest! I think you have a good point, and I'll take this into account when planning future studies. For now, I think creative use of the "other" box at the end when you can tell the researchers why you are in open relationships should...

This is a semantic question. Everyone I know has a different understanding of the definition of polyamory. For the purposes of this study, it means: an intimate relationship in which there exists a negotiated and consensual agreement that one, some, or all partners are free to engage in...

Hey, Sage, I have added the following to the blog post introducing the study: Please note: question 5 asks how long you have considered yourself to be polyamorous. If you do NOT identify as polyamorous, but are in a consensual open relationship, please feel free to put “0″ in that field...

study participation Here are the actual requirements for participation: Anyone who currently self-identifies as being in a polyamorous relationship, and is at least 18 years of age. Polyamory is defined, for the purpose of this study, as an intimate relationship in which there exists a...

open relationships of all stripes Hi, Sage, Thanks for your feedback. That was indeed an oversight, practically a typo, on our part. There is definitely room in this survey for anyone who is in an open relationship, whether or not they themselves have multiple partners. I'm working on...

Hi Everyone, I am in a long term cross between a Vee and a triad, and am also finishing a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. I live in Madison, Wisconsin. The goal of my study is to bring more accurate information about open relationships to the attention of health and mental...