Investigating the fields of multiplicity of non-homogeneous relationships

The interpersonal relationship is the foundation and foundation of human identity and perfection. The perfection of this relationship is crystallized in the relationship between two different sexes. One of the issues that threatens the quality of the relationship and, consequently, the quality of marriage and the structure of the family, is the tendency toward the multiplicity of relationships with non-gay people at different times of life. The present study aimed to clarify the orientations of the multiplicity of relationships with non-sex.

 This qualitative study was carried out with the participation of 24 people (13 girls and 11 boys) through targeted sampling method to achieve theoretical saturation data and using a semi-structured interview in 1396, and for analyzing information using field theory method (Open coding, axial coding, selective coding).

The multidisciplinary context of non-homogeneous relationships from the perspective of people involved in such relationships was internal factors, external factors, communication factors, and cultural factors.

According to the present research, in relation to the fields of such relationships, it can be concluded that a set of underlying factors such as internal and personality characteristics, interpersonal interactions, and ultimately environmental and cultural factors, in the emergence of multiplicity of non-simultaneous relationships Sex has the potential to be considered in the prevention and reduction of these types of relationships as threatening the health of the family.