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Canadians Are Less Into Romance & More Open To Non-Monogamy, A New Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Canadians Are Less Into Romance & More Open To Non-Monogamy, A New Study Finds

Valentine's Day is around the corner, and a new UQAM-led study suggests that Cupid might need to start firing a different kind of arrow in Canada. Canadians seem to be steering away from classic romantic tropes in favour of more contemporary forms of intimacy and relationship structures.

Canadians Are Loving Differently These Days, According To A New Montreal University Study - Vimarsana News

Canadians Are Loving Differently These Days, According To A New Montreal University Study

Valentine's Day is around the corner, and a new UQAM-led study suggests that Cupid might need to start firing a different kind of arrow in Canada. Canadians seem to be steering away from classic romantic tropes in favour of more contemporary forms of intimacy and relationship structures.

Most Canadians strive to obtain 'romantic exclusivity,' according to study - Vimarsana News

Most Canadians strive to obtain 'romantic exclusivity,' according to study

Eighty-one per cent of adults in a relationship say romantic exclusivity is ideal, while only 70% said that sexual exclusivity was ideal.

Most Canadians strive to obtain 'romantic exclusivity,' according to study - Vimarsana News

Most Canadians strive to obtain 'romantic exclusivity,' according to study

Eighty-one per cent of adults in a relationship say romantic exclusivity is ideal, while only 70% said that sexual exclusivity was ideal.

Canadian strive to obtain 'romantic exclusivity,' according to study - Vimarsana News

Canadian strive to obtain 'romantic exclusivity,' according to study

Eighty-one per cent of adults in a relationship say romantic exclusivity is ideal, while only 70% said that sexual exclusivity was ideal.