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Não monogamia consensual: atitudes e experiências de pessoas heterossexuais, homossexuais e plurissexuais
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A maioria das culturas ocidentais assume o padrão relacional monogâmico
como o ideal nas relações de compromisso, ainda que este padrão seja hoje menos
frequente e particularmente entre minorias sexuais. O objetivo deste estudo foi examinar
as crenças e a adesão à não monogamia consensual. Método: Foi recolhida uma amostra
de 1,725 adultos (idade média = 35), entre os quais 1,159 exclusivamente heterossexuais,
164 exclusivamente homossexuais, e 402 plurissexuais, que participaram em um estudo
conduzido online. Resultados: Os participantes heterossexuais revelaram atitudes e desejo
de envolvimento em relações sexuais mais restritivas e atitudes menos abertas a relações
não monogâmicas do que os participantes homossexuais e plurissexuais. Contudo, os
participantes plurissexuais revelaram maior abertura a relações não monogâmicas do que
os participantes homossexuais. Quanto ao género, as mulheres de forma geral revelaram
atitudes e desejo de envolvimento em relações sexuais mais restritivas e atitudes menos
abertas a relações não monogâmicas do que os homens. Discussão: Neste estudo, as
pessoas com identidades sexuais menos normativas (bissexuais, pansexuais, queer)
revelaram maior desejo e experiência de relações de compromisso não monogâmico e
atitudes sexuais menos restritivas, sugerindo uma dupla disrupção dos padrões
heteronormativos e mononormativos que poderá ter impacto na saúde, e particularmente
na saúde sexual deste grupo de pessoas.
In most Western cultures, the monogamous relational pattern is assumed as ideal in committed relationships, although this pattern is becoming less frequent today and particularly among sexual minorities. The aim of this study was to examine the beliefs and adherence to consensual non-monogamy. Method: A sample of 1,725 adults (mean age = 35) was collected, including 1,159 exclusively heterosexual, 164 exclusively homosexual, and 402 plurisexual individuals who participated in an online study. Results: Heterosexual participants revealed attitudes and desire to engage in more restrictive sexual relations and less open attitudes to non-monogamous relations than homosexual and plurisexual participants. However, plurisexual participants revealed greater openness to non-monogamous relationships than homosexual participants. Regarding gender, women generally revealed attitudes and desire to engage in more restrictive sexual relations and less open attitudes to non-monogamous relationships than did men. Discussion: In this study, people with less normative sexual identities (bisexual, pansexual, queer) revealed greater desire and experience of non-monogamous committed relationships and less restrictive sexual attitudes, suggesting a double disruption of heteronormative and mononormative patterns that may impact health, and particularly sexual health of this group of people.
In most Western cultures, the monogamous relational pattern is assumed as ideal in committed relationships, although this pattern is becoming less frequent today and particularly among sexual minorities. The aim of this study was to examine the beliefs and adherence to consensual non-monogamy. Method: A sample of 1,725 adults (mean age = 35) was collected, including 1,159 exclusively heterosexual, 164 exclusively homosexual, and 402 plurisexual individuals who participated in an online study. Results: Heterosexual participants revealed attitudes and desire to engage in more restrictive sexual relations and less open attitudes to non-monogamous relations than homosexual and plurisexual participants. However, plurisexual participants revealed greater openness to non-monogamous relationships than homosexual participants. Regarding gender, women generally revealed attitudes and desire to engage in more restrictive sexual relations and less open attitudes to non-monogamous relationships than did men. Discussion: In this study, people with less normative sexual identities (bisexual, pansexual, queer) revealed greater desire and experience of non-monogamous committed relationships and less restrictive sexual attitudes, suggesting a double disruption of heteronormative and mononormative patterns that may impact health, and particularly sexual health of this group of people.
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Monogamia Poliogamia Poliamor Relações diádicas Sexo casual Saúde sexual Monogamy Poligamy Poliamory Dyadic relations Casual sex Sexual health
Citation
Costa, P. A., & Gonçalves, J. A.(2020).Não monogamia consensual: atitudes e experiências de pessoas heterossexuais, homossexuais e plurissexuais. Psicologia, Saúde & Doenças, 21(1), 104–110. https://doi.org/10.15309/20psd210116
Publisher
Sociedade Portuguesa de Psicologia da Saúde - SPPS