What is a 4 person relationship called?

A 4 person relationship is a type of polyamorous relationship, which means having multiple romantic and/or sexual partners with the consent and knowledge of everyone involved. Polyamory is different from cheating or infidelity, which involves lying or breaking the trust of one’s partner(s).

There are many ways to practice polyamory, and each relationship is unique and based on the preferences and agreements of the people involved. One possible form of a 4 person relationship is called a quad, which can be two couples who have an open relationship with each other, or four friends who are romantically and/or sexually involved with each other. Quads can be monogamous or polyamorous, and they can involve any combination of genders.

Quads are not the only type of 4 person relationship, however. Some people may prefer to have one primary partner and two secondary partners, or to have a more fluid and flexible arrangement with no fixed roles or labels. Some people may also identify as polyfidelitous, which means being faithful to a group of partners rather than to one person.

Whatever type of 4 person relationship you have or want to have, communication is key to making it work. You need to be honest and respectful with yourself and your partners, and to discuss your needs, expectations, boundaries, and feelings regularly. You also need to be open-minded and supportive of your partners’ other relationships, and to respect their autonomy and choices.

Polyamory can be a rewarding and fulfilling way to live, but it also comes with challenges and complexities. It requires a lot of time, energy, trust, and compromise, and it may not be for everyone. If you are interested in exploring a 4 person relationship, talk to your partner(s) about it first, and see if they are open to the idea. You can also look for resources online or in books to learn more about how to create a healthy and happy polyamorous relationship.