Polyamory , or openly dating and loving multiple people at once, has gotten attention in recent years as celebrities, like Willow Smith, have opened up about their own experiences.
New York City-based therapist Rachel Wright , who identifies as queer and polyamorous, previously told Insider's Julia Naftulin that because monogamous relationships are more normalized, polyamorous people may discover they prefer ethical non-monogamy later in life.
If you've ever wondered whether or not trying polyamory is right for you, here are four subtle signs it could be. People who are polyamorous often feel trapped in monogamous relationships, so the idea of committing to one person can seem daunting.
Before people realize they are polyamorous, they may have trouble having serious relationships out of fear of losing their freedom to also date other people. This fear can come off to others as having commitment issues or even being a "f boy. As a result, people who don't realize they are polyamorous may try to be in monogamous dynamics and develop resentment towards their partner or cheat on them.
If you've had crushes on multiple people since you were young and have trouble choosing between them think Devi in "Never Have I Ever" , you might be polyamorous.
