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Polyamory<\/strong> means having more than one romantic relationship at the same time, with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved. Its focus is honesty and emotional connection, not simply sex, and that is what separates it from cheating.<\/p>\n

The word combines the Greek poly<\/em> (“many”) and the Latin amor<\/em> (“love”). It entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 2006 and has since moved from a niche idea to a familiar part of conversations about modern relationships. We hear it more often too, usually from clients who mention, quite casually, that their partner knows about the date.<\/p>\n

What polyamory means in practice<\/h2>\n

For some people it is a practice, for others it feels closer to an orientation: they simply experience love as something that is not limited to one person. Such a relationship can be sexual, but it does not have to be. The emphasis lies on real relationships, with care and commitment.<\/p>\n

It belongs to the wider family of consensual non-monogamy<\/strong>, alongside open relationships and swinging. What these share is consent. What sets this one apart is that it usually involves love, not only physical encounters.<\/p>\n

Triads, polyfidelity and other forms<\/h2>\n

There is no single model. Every arrangement is negotiated by the people living it, and it may change over the years. A few forms come up again and again:<\/p>\n