Polyamory Quiz

Do you believe it's possible to love more than one person at the same time?

How many romantic or sexual partners have you had at once?

Are you comfortable with your partner having other partners as long as you know about the arrangement and everyone has agreed to it?

Are you open to exploring sexuality and different sexual orientations within relationships?

How open are you to communicating about your different romantic interests or past or present sexual relationships with your partner or people you are dating?

How would you feel if your partner had another partner who was considered primary, meaning their relationship took priority over yours?

Are you interested in having occasional sexual or romantic partners who come in and out of your life?

How do you feel about being in a throuple (a relationship involving three people)?

Do you believe structures and dynamics of relationships can change over time to evolve with people's changing needs?

If you have multiple partners, do your partners know each other?

What are your feelings about having multiple relationships at once?

How do you define a closed or exclusive relationship?

One Partner at a Time, Please

Your results show that you have a low interest (if at all) of being polyamorous.

You may not be into the idea of polyamory, and that's perfectly fine. Having this type of relationship not only involves challenging the ideal of monogamy but managing your expectations from your romantic partners. In the end, being honest with yourself and your partner(s) about your feelings is most important for a happy relationship.

Keep in mind that your results likely reflect your current feelings about relationships, and people can change their feelings over time. Romantic and sexual relationships can come in many forms, including polyamory. When you’re considering trying something new—even if it's not polyamory—remember that open communication and consent are key in making all parties feel safe and heard.

You May Be Poly-Curious

Your results show that you are curious about being polyamorous but need to learn more.

If you're considering exploring polyamory, you can start by learning more about this relationship style. There are books, articles, and podcasts that can help you explore. You may also consider talking with your current partner with a neutral third-party present, like a relationship therapist who can help you handle the conversation openly and honestly.

Keep in mind that your results likely reflect your current feelings about relationships, and people can change their feelings over time. Romantic and sexual relationships can come in many forms, including polyamory. When you’re considering trying something new, remember that open communication and consent are key in making all parties feel safe and heard.

You're Ready to Mix It Up With Multiple Partners

You show a strong interest in polyamory. You might already be in a polyamorous relationship, or it may be a good relationship style for you to try.

If you're thinking about exploring a poly lifestyle, you may start by talking with your current partner with a neutral third-party present, like a relationship therapist who can help you handle the conversation openly and honestly.

Keep in mind that your results likely reflect your current feelings about relationships, and people can change their feelings over time. Romantic and sexual relationships can come in many forms, including polyamory. When you’re considering trying something new, remember that open communication and consent are key in making all parties feel safe and heard.