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Open relationships are becoming increasingly popular among people and couples of all ages.

They refer to romantic or sexual relationships, wherein both partners have the freedom to have consensual relationships with other partners.

Unlike monogamous or exclusive relationships, open relationships provide non-monogamous individuals the opportunity to explore and experience companionship and emotional intimacy with multiple partners in a safe and respectful manner.

Here are some of the main pros of open relationships:

1. Increased Freedom
   
   Open relationships allow both partners greater freedom to pursue interests outside their primary relationship.
   
   This can lead to greater self-discovery and exploration, something that can be especially important for those who feel confined by traditional monogamy. It also allows for greater sexual liberation and expression, which can be liberating for some people.
   
   

2. Better Communication
   
   Open relationships require more communication between partners than traditional monogamous ones do. Since both partners are aware of potential other partners, they must discuss boundaries as well as any concerns or questions about a prospective partner before pursuing them romantically or sexually.
   
   This improved communication leads to stronger bonds between the two original partners because it encourages trust and understanding within the relationship itself.
   
   

3. Enhanced Intimacy
   
   Without restrictions on love and affection, open relationships give couples the opportunity to create deeper emotional connections with each other through honesty and vulnerability — something that is often missing in traditional monogamous partnerships due to fear of judgment or rejection from a single partner if they express feelings that aren’t necessarily shared by that partner.
   
   Open relationship couples also have more opportunities for creative intimacy as well, such as trying new activities together or taking trips without having to worry about exclusivity expectations from either partner.
   
   

4. Safer Sex Practices
   
   With multiple potential sexual partners comes an increased risk for sexually transmitted infections. However, open relationship individuals almost always practice safer sex in order to prevent any potential spread of infection between themselves and their various sexual partners, since the risk is more widely spread out across multiple people rather than just one person like in a traditional monogamous relationship (where one person could potentially transmit an STI unknowingly). 
    

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In conclusion, open relationships present many advantages over conventionally exclusive ones within our society today.

The pros include increased freedom for both parties involved, improved communication between partners, enhanced intimacy within the primary partnership, as well as safer sex practices overall – making them an attractive option for those looking for something different than what traditional monogamy has to offer while still maintaining a committed relationship with another person(s).

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About the author

Elizabeth Carter
Sexual health expert who helps people with sexual problems such as anorgasmia, low libido, and sexual dysfunction.