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OkCupid goes poly

2016-01-09 00:26:37.756854+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Very interesting social shift: OkCupid Adds a Feature for the Polyamorous:

The move comes in response to a rapid uptick in the number of OkCupid users interested in non-monogamous relationships. According to the company’s data, 24 percent of its users are “seriously interested” in group sex. Forty-two percent would consider dating someone already involved in an open or polyamorous relationship. Both numbers represent increases of 8 percentage points from five years ago. The number of people who say they are solely committed to monogamy, meanwhile, has fallen to a minority of all users, 44 percent, down from 56 percent in 2010.

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