Article originally appeared on thepostmillennial.com.
A recent study conducted by pro-cheating dating site Ashley Madison and YouGov has revealed that a majority of people belonging to Gen Z are open to the possibility of finding themselves in a polyamorous relationship.
The results of the 10-country study were compiled in “Decoding Gen Z: A global report on non-monogamy, sex, and the desire for discretion.”
Among those 18 to 29 years old, , 57 percent were “willing to consider” non-monogamy, while 59 percent of the Ashley Madison members who fell into that age group said they explicitly “wanted either an open or a polyamorous relationship.”
The results of the 10-country study were compiled in ” Decoding Gen Z: A global report on non-monogamy, sex, and the desire for discretion .”Among those 18 to 29 years old.
Among the benefits cited by those who wanted to have more than one partner were “fuller sexual and/or romantic life experiences,” and “more open-mindedness and acceptance toward different forms of love.” Respondents also said it could “help people learn to comfortably ask for what they want in order to be more satisfied” and put “less pressure on one person to fulfill the needs of their partner.”
The study found that 29 percent of women on Ashley Madison were “in search of outside/multiple partners because they don’t believe that one person alone …
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