A woman reveals her long-standing sexual dissatisfaction to her husband, offering an ultimatum to either open their marriage or end it, highlighting the importance of communication and mutual understanding in relationships.
Splitsville is a humorous and energetic film that satirizes open relationships and modern dating culture through the chaotic lives of a group of friends, blending farce with moments of sincerity, and highlighting the complexities of love, jealousy, and emotional maturity.
Former U.S. Women's national soccer-team goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris revealed on the Naked Sports podcast that she proposed an open marriage to her ex-wife Ali Krieger in an attempt to save their relationship. The couple, who met while playing for the NY Gotham soccer team, were married for four years before splitting last fall. Harris discussed the lack of intimacy in their marriage and her struggles with shame, noting her tendency to prioritize others' needs over her own. The revelation has sparked public interest, especially following Harris's new relationship with actress Sophia Bush.
Ashlyn Harris revealed on the "Naked Sports" podcast that she proposed an open marriage to Ali Krieger in a last-ditch effort to save their relationship before their 2023 split. Harris admitted that the idea of a polyamorous relationship wasn't for her and that she felt a lack of intimacy and connection in their marriage. Despite rumors of infidelity, Harris denied cheating and stated that she and Krieger had been living separately before filing for divorce. Harris has since moved on with actress Sophia Bush.
Sophia Bush debuts on 'Grey's Anatomy' as Dr. Cass Beckman, a trauma surgeon at Seattle Presbyterian Hospital, in season 21, episode six. Her character shares an open marriage with her husband, leading to a complex interaction with Teddy Altman. Despite initial speculation of a single appearance, Bush's role will recur throughout the season. Known for 'One Tree Hill' and 'Chicago P.D.', Bush will also reprise her role in the upcoming 'One Tree Hill' sequel series.
A woman shares her experience of opening her marriage and exploring her bisexuality, leading to unexpected connections on a dating app with a much younger woman. Despite initial doubts and concerns about their age difference, the two bonded over shared experiences and interests. The author reflects on the importance of breaking generational stereotypes and being open to connections with people of varied ages and experiences, ultimately learning to appreciate the depth of individuals beyond their birth year.
A man on Reddit asked for an open marriage because he felt the spark was gone from his 19-year marriage, assuming no one would want his wife while he could have all the dates he wanted. However, it backfired when his wife ended up having many dates while he struggled to find any. He even lost his job after asking a colleague out. Now, he wants to go back to monogamy, but his wife refuses. Therapists suggest that jealousy often arises in such situations due to a fundamental inequality in the relationship. The key to successful open relationships is motivation based on hope and commitment, but in this case, the couple lacked these qualities.
A Reddit user shares his regret after asking his wife of 19 years for an open marriage due to a perceived loss of attraction. However, after being rejected by a coworker and witnessing his wife's success in dating, he realizes his mistake. Despite wanting to close the marriage, his wife refuses, leading to tension in their relationship. Reddit users criticize the husband for his selfishness and lack of communication, while also questioning his claims about being fired from his job.
A reader seeks advice on whether they were wrong to ask their friend to stop discussing her multiple affairs, as it made them uncomfortable. The friend claimed her husband agreed to the affairs, treating it as an open marriage, but the reader lost respect for her and the friendship ended. Amy Dickinson advises that it was reasonable for the reader to establish boundaries and not want to be an audience to damaging episodes.
Nick Cannon celebrated the cancellation of Jada Pinkett Smith's "toxic" show "Red Table Talk" on his radio show, calling it "good" news. Cannon believes that the show caused Will Smith to slap Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars. Abby De La Rosa, Cannon's partner, disagreed with his opinion and defended the show's relatability. "Red Table Talk" is now "looking for a new home" after five seasons on Facebook Watch. The show featured Jada Pinkett Smith, her mother, and daughter interviewing A-list guests, including Will Smith discussing their open marriage.
Kim and Dustin, a married couple, opened up their marriage last year and are now in a relationship with Vinson, who dates Kim but not Dustin. Their story is featured on TLC's series "Seeking Brother Husband," where married women seek to date and marry men in addition to their first husbands. The couple said opening their relationship has been challenging, mainly due to others judging their decision. They hope that showing their authentic relationships with Dustin and Vinson can help others who are considering non-monogamous relationships.
Kim and Dustin, who have been married for 11 years, opened up their marriage last year and are now in a relationship with Vinson, whom Kim dates but not Dustin. Their story is featured on TLC's series "Seeking Brother Husband," where married women seek to date and marry men in addition to their first husbands. The show follows partners grappling with jealousy, confused and unsupportive family members, and lots of uncomfortable conversations about polyamory. Kim and Dustin hope that showing their authentic relationships with Vinson can help others who are considering nonmonogamous relationships.