Technology7/27/2025The Guardian

Considering an open relationship? Don’t read this Reddit forum

Considering an open relationship? Don’t read this Reddit forum

The article discusses the subreddit r/openmarriageregret, which features cautionary tales of open relationships gone wrong. The author finds perverse joy in reading about other people's relationship dramas on Reddit's crowdsourced advice sections, such as r/relationships and r/amitheasshole. The article suggests that maintaining a relationship with one or more other human beings can lead to new, ugly shapes and even break people apart. The article is a part of the "Internet wormhole series" and serves as a warning to those considering an open relationship, advising them not to read the forum.

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