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 Open Relationships Redefined? Open relationships are nothing new, but increasingly couples are adopting a “don’t ask, don’t tell” (DODT) policy when it comes to how much information they communicate with their partner about their extra-curricular activities. Although full disclosure is usually a release valve for managing jealousy in an open relationship, DODT devotees aren’t concerned about knowing everything their partner is doing every moment of the day - even if it means they are sleeping around.
 The difference with true DADT relationships is that both partners conform to a mutual, verbal agreement that stipulates they can both do what they want, so long as they don't talk about it.
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