Cohusbands

A cohusband is a term that has emerged to describe a man who shares a marital or committed partnership with two or more other men. This arrangement is a form of polyamory, a relationship style that involves consensual romantic or sexual relationships with multiple partners. Cohusbands are typically part of a throuple or larger polyamorous group where all individuals are considered spouses or committed partners to each other.

The dynamics within a cohusband relationship can vary greatly. Some arrangements may involve all partners living together in a shared household, while others might have more dispersed living situations. The emotional, romantic, and sexual connections can be between all members of the group, or specific pairings may exist within the larger dynamic. Decision-making, finances, and child-rearing, if applicable, are often shared responsibilities among the partners.

The concept of cohusband is not new in its essence, as various forms of multi-partner relationships have existed throughout history and across cultures. However, the specific term "cohusband" is a more contemporary way to articulate these relationships, often within modern polyamorous communities. Like any committed relationship, cohusband partnerships are built on principles of communication, trust, respect, and consent among all involved individuals.