I found an interesting interview with Jenny Block, author of Open: Love, Sex, and Life in an Open Marriage, over at AOL Health.  Block is married, but also openly involved with a long term female lover. Block’s husband is also involved with her female lover and from what I understand, he sees additional partners outside the trio.
The open marriage concept works well for these people. Jenny Block says that being part of an open marriage gives her “a sense of peace.” She and her husband found that they had differing needs, “mismatched libidos.” She basically says that she is “a …read more

“I think serial monogamy says it all.”
— Tracey Ullman
I had to share this quote cuz it almost caused me to fall off my seat. Hilarious.
Just in case the sarcasm is lost on you, here’s a Wiki explanation.
“..attributes like “serial” and “parallel” make sense only when describing multiple relationships, so they cannot logically refer to “monogamy”, which implies only one relationship.”
Get it?

“Two Boyfriends Are Better Than One”

Hmmm.
I guess for women who take on this kind of thinking when it comes to relationships are not-so-into monogamy, eh? ‘Does make you think, though. Why is having two boyfriends better than one? Of course, it’s a rip-off of the saying, “Two heads are better than one” and takes on a similar if not the exact, same concept. But they were refering to idea generation during meetings, plannings, or brainstorming sessions.

Is it because each guy provides something that the other can’t? Is it to reinforce the girl’s attractiveness? Or it’s simply because the girl knows …read more

Her then-fiancé Jude Law apologized for an affair last year, but Sienna Miller has her own issues with monogamy, she says in a new interview.
“I don’t know, monogamy is a weird thing for me,” Miller, who is still seeing Law, tells Rolling Stone in its new issue. “It’s an overrated virtue, because, let’s face it, we’re f–ing animals.”
Is monogamy an overrated virtue?

Is monogamy hot or not? For many women, the answer is “yeah, baby!”
Women of all ages say they’re enjoying sex with their partner more now than they used to, according to results of the new ELLE/MSNBC.com Sex and Love Survey. For many men, however, giving up the thrill of the chase means giving up some thrills in the bedroom as well.
A record 77,895 adults took the online reader survey over two weeks in February, answering more than two dozen questions about what works and what doesn’t in their sex lives. Nine out of 10 reported being in monogamous relationships.

Both men …read more