What is Ambiamorous?
Ambiamorous is a term that refers to an individual who is open to both monogamous and non-monogamous relationships. People who identify as ambiamorous may find themselves comfortable with the idea of being in either type of relationship and do not necessarily lean towards one or the other. Ambiamorous individuals may also identify as polyamorous or monogamous at different points in their lives, depending on their current circumstances and desires.
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Ambiamorous pronunciation: / am-bee-am-er-uhs /
The origins of the term are unclear, but it was first used in 2014 by Page Turner in a blog post. Since then, the term has been used more widely within the community of individuals who identify as non-monogamous, as well as in discussions about alternative relationship structures.
Additional information about Ambiamorous
- The term “ambiamorous” was first coined in 2014 by the writer, activist and relationship coach, Page Turner.
- Unlike polyamory, which refers to individuals who desire multiple romantic relationships, ambiamory is focused more on the type of relationship structure an individual feels most comfortable in, whether monogamous or non-monogamous.
- Ambiamorous individuals may not necessarily be in a relationship at all times but may choose the relationship structure that suits them best based on their current circumstances.
- The term “ambiamorous” is not widely known and is still gaining recognition within the LGBTQ+ community and beyond.
- Being ambiamorous is not the same as being indecisive about one’s relationship preferences. Instead, ambiamory is a valid and intentional choice for individuals who feel comfortable with both monogamous and non-monogamous relationship structures.
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