Monogamous forms of relationships correspond more closely with our natures and as such tend to be the nearly universally preferred form of human union.

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Human societies have historically practiced a variety of relationship structures, including polygamy, polyandry, and communal living, indicating that there is no single relationship structure that universally corresponds with human nature. Preferences for relationship types, including monogamy, vary widely across cultures and individuals.

Monogamous Forms of Relationships Correspond More Closely with Our Natures