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Polycurious

Somone who has an intense intrest in polyamory or non-monogamy, and/or suspects they may be polyamorous, however does not classify themself as polyamorous as of yet.
It is not to be confused with bi-curious.
Dick and Jane are a couple, deeply in love with each other. However, Dick feels also something about Mary, and Jane also feels something about Bob. Dick and Jane remain honest and explain their mixed feelings to each other, and they're considering of becoming polyamorous. Dick and Jane are polycurious.
Polycurious by erik_abelar June 19, 2019
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Polycurious

A polygamist interested in testing the bounds of same sex marriage.
Dick and Jane are married. Dick and Bob are married. Dick is polycurious.
Polycurious by ciclista November 27, 2009
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