Is there a case for being in an open relationship? A new study suggests it could make you more trusting and less jealous— we discuss. | The View

Many challenges in open relationships can be alleviated by building a supportive non-monogamous community outside of one’s partner(s). Whether it’s codependency, fear of social stigma, lack of someone to discuss relationship issues with, or feeling lost in how to navigate an open relationship, these struggles are often rooted in the absence of a strong community. We’ve learned about love within community, and growth out of compulsory monogamy and healing relational wounds will also happen there.