British Couple With 4 Children Say They Have Open Relationship, Share Intimacy With Other Lovers

• Zoe Grey and her partner Matt have revealed their secret to a strong and harmonious relationship lies in embracing an open relationship
• The couple, which is rewriting the rules of conventional relationships, has allowed each other to explore connections with other individuals
• Their story has ignited a conversation about alternative relationship dynamics and the importance of communication and trust

Zoe Grey and her partner Matt have opened up about their unconventional approach to maintaining a solid and fulfilling relationship.

How do the couple relate while in open relationship

The couple from Cambridgeshire, who have four children, are advocates of an open relationship, allowing each other to engage in relationships with other people.

A report by Mirror indicated the couple's candid revelation sparked both interest and controversy from people who view open relationships as unconventional.

"The fact we can have fun with other people eliminates the worry of cheating, lying, and sneaking around," Zoe explained.

Matt, a former soldier who had endured infidelity in his past relationships, initiated the conversation with Zoe about the concept of an open relationship, and she embraced it.

According to Zoe, the foundation of their relationship lies in the trust and understanding they have cultivated through this unique arrangement.

The connection we have together is so strong, and our relationship is so solid. We go to events and have fun with other people together. We don't go off separately with others."

Couple in open relationship have set of rules

The couple's journey into open relationships began with a stipulation that Zoe could meet other men as long as she shared her experiences with Matt.

Over time, the dynamic shifted, and the partners decided to explore connections with other people together. They use dating sites, attends clubs, and engage in events to meet like-minded people.

They have a set of rules that they follow strictly, including mutual attraction, safety precautions, and the use of protection.

Despite their success and fulfilment in their open relationship, Zoe and Matt have encountered criticism and scepticism from online communities.

However, Zoe emphasised the importance of open communication and expressed their ability to discuss any feelings of jealousy or discomfort that might arise.

"Being in an open relationship and having fun with other people has actually made our trust in each other stronger. If either of us wants to do something, we go and ask the other person, so there is no need to do anything behind our partner's back," she said.

Couple say sleeping with other people improves relationship

In a similar story, a couple revealed how 'swinging' had made their relationship stronger than ever, as long as they always do it together.

Jess, 30, and his wife Jay, 46, told Kyle and Jackie O they met on the popular dating app Tinder two years ago and started dating soon after.

Daily Mail reports that at the time, Jess was with her ex-fiancé, Lawrence, who is still her business partner.

As things developed between Jess and Jay, they decided to 'close' their relationship a little by excluding seeing other partners separately.