Relationship Anarchy is a concept and a social practice based approach to relationships between two or more people will not be guided by any predetermined rules or norms, but rather could be developed as an agreement between the parties involved. [1] Practitioners call themselves relationsanarker or relationsanarker. Sometimes shortened relative anarchy RA.

Relationsanarker makes no fundamental difference between friendships and love relationships, and therefore has a number of parallel relationships that can be both friendly, sensual and sexual. [2] In relation anarchy, sometimes the term unlimited relationships. Practitioners disclaims formal relationship shapes and sounds rather than the individual relationship develop on its own terms [3] Terms such as boyfriend / girlfriend is avoided in a relationsanarkisk relationship because they are considered related to the operative conditions.

Relationsanarker not divide relationships of partners and non-partners, but has a more fluid approach to relationships where everything is allowed as long as everyone can accept the agreement. [1] [2] One consequence of this is that relationsanarker can have multiple sexual, loving or intimate relationships, [4] and the RA is often seen as closely related to polyamory. One noticeable difference is that polyamorösa often still makes a categorical distinction between love relationships and friendships, but that relationsanarker not recognize any such distinction. [5]

An unrestricted relationship is under relationsanarkerna not the same as an open relationship. An open relationship is when two or more persons are together, but have an agreement that it is okay to have sex, be intimate and possibly be in love with others. Since relationsanarker not make a difference in different types of relationships are not connected with anyone in the conventional sense, even if, for example, can have a lasting love relationship. This means that there is no relationship that can be "open".

Relationsanarker is not necessarily a part of the anarchic movement, but uses the term anarchy to describe that way of looking at relationships is inspired by the anarchic ideas and practices around the collective and individual. Relationship Anarchy can also be seen as a protest and a revolt against the established relationship forms. Anarchic perspective is also often used to problematize fidelity and exclusivity in relationships.

Relationship Anarchy is strongly influenced by queer theory in the sense that it opposes the idea of ​​the heterosexual monogamous twosomeness as the fundamental unit of society. In just the same way and for similar reasons they are opposed to, for example, even a homosexual or polykultur: All social structures that restrict individuals' freedom to shape their relationships are the subject of the relationsanarkiska criticism.