Open Marriage Divorce Statistics [Fresh Research]

"Couples in open marriages have a 38% higher chance of divorce than monogamous couples."

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"56% of people believe that monogamous relationships are more likely to be successful than open relationships."

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"Around 20% of the US population has engaged in consensual non-monogamous relationships at some point in their lives."

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"Approximately 40% of people who identify as ‘poly’ (those who practice polyamory) are married."

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"Non-monogamous couples report a 58% higher rate of relationship satisfaction as compared to monogamous couples."

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"Around 34% of Americans believe that open relationships can be successful and long-lasting."

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"Couples that engage in swinging (one form of open relationships) have a divorce rate of just 2.8%."

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"Approximately 1 in 5 Americans has participated in non-monogamous relationships at some point in their lives."

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"Couples who practice consensual non-monogamy have an 86% favorable outlook on their relationship."

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"33% of people involved in non-monogamous relationships cite jealousy as a significant challenge."

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"Around 50% of divorced couples report having considered an open relationship at some point in their marriage."

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"Open marriages have a 12% higher prevalence of mental health issues than monogamous marriages."

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"32% of people would consider entering an open relationship under the right circumstances."

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"Couples in open marriages have an 8% higher chance of contracting sexually transmitted infections than monogamous couples."

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"Only 23% of Americans find consensual non-monogamy morally acceptable."

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