Condiții ale copilului în ansamblul relațiilor consensuale non-monogame

Abstract

The eternity of couples in harmony is becoming a goal much too difficult to achieve day by day, and if we take a look at the divorce and birth rate statistics, things tend to degenerate even more. Today even in the most dogmatic corners of the world, people are getting used to the idea that they can have more than one partner in a lifetime. From an eternity of searching for the ideal partner or of frustrations and obedience in the couple, there is a shift in emphasis towards self-fulfillment, well-being and new opportunities. In these new times the monogamous relationship certainly requires greater openness to endure; a healthy relationship needs fluidity and adaptability. Couples establish new boundaries and begin to explore new possibilities; from closing the relationship to opening it as much as possible, from separate to together; from monogamy and serial monogamy to the area of non-monogamous consensual relationships: open relationships, monogamist, swing or polyamory. But what happens to the children and how the changes in the family structure can affect them?