Polygamy Family Novels & Stories

she whispered. The Harrison family returned back inside the party as if nothing ever happened. Casper was disappointed and his small victory was ruined the moment they returned. The Sullivan family was large and twice more than the number of the Rossenovs. The Rossenov family throughout history weren't really the romantic type. They usually marry for business reasons and every generation only bore one male child. Well not until Lois' father who took in two mistresses and came Fabian and Corinne. The polyamory relationship was a big embarrassment for the Rossenov family. Even though it gave birth to more than one Rossenov child. Emmon still forbade this kind of relationship.

"You're dating two of them? At once?" I nodded hesitantly. "How? How does that even work?" "Let's just say it's like when men get married to two wives. Polygamy." Lauretta explained. It seemed like she wasn't irritated by the idea. If I didn't know better, I'd say she was intrigued. "Well, polyamory in this case." "Do they know?" Nicholas asked again. "Know what?" "That you're dating both of them?" "Of course, they do."

Raymond asks, following Oscar inside. They were insulting Mom, Alex complains — Nobody talks badly about Mom. Alec nods, solemn at his brother's words. There are different types of families, Oscar begins by explaining. Some children will only have one father or one mother, while there will be children who will have both. Some will have two fathers or two mothers, and then there are families like ours, who live in a polygamous relationship. Poly... what? Alec frowns. They'll understand when they grow up, Oscar laughs, but what they should know from now on is that none of those couples is more or less important than the other; they're all families, even if they're different from ours.

Aside from that, they have good emotional control and can talk back to anyone without a hint of fear. The table was silent after that exchange, and in less than an hour after lunch was over, everyone made one excuse or another to leave before they were humiliated again. Their ancestral family stemmed from the polygamous aspect. Only Micheal happened to be a direct descendant of the main wife. The rest stemmed from mistresses or casual flings that resulted in their existence. The family always brings their own in and takes care of them. With comfort comes more greed. They have forgotten their place and see themselves as equally qualified for everything the Langstons own.

"... That means that any child coming from the marriage has more resources and protection to draw on than a standard two-parent family. The child is safer. I might point out that when it came out that you were in trouble, Michael came with James to help rescue you. He didn't blink or hesitate. He took it as read that he would be with James to help." She falls silent again, stares at the ground. "Alright, we've covered immoral and unnatural. What's next?" "We haven't covered it," she mutters. "Marriage is about one man and one woman..." "Oh? Did your mother see it that way when she cheated on your father?" Georgie jolts, but the words are out. I can't unsay them. I plough on. "The three of th

Rebekah Roman asked, her voice sharp as she punched into the conversation, "Is it true you're polygamists then? You have many wives in one group?" The idea of many females with only one male felt strange to Tom. Why would one male keep multiple females? He would decrease their chances for having a successful fertilization. "Our traditional families are made up of one female with many male partners. Zen have many more males than females in our births. We try to increase our chances of successful fertilization. We were told humans have made breeding an option for same-gendered pairs?" "James Yo, BNN, as a gay man, I can tell you I'm very glad to know there are gay members of your population. C

I almost forgot that in this world polygamy is legal! In this world, it was normal to see a man having more than one woman, which wasn't that much of a shocker. But a woman could also share this same privilege. Yet this action was highly frowned upon by some nobles, mostly those who come from old, traditional families who can not stand the tide of change. But more and more women were starting to take advantage of this new law. "Lullabell, you're being disrespectful in front of our Grace's guests." The silver-eyed man reprimanded the petite woman.

He had a point. Our entire relationship existed outside normal boundaries. Why would children be any different? “What about legal marriage?” I asked. “Is that something anyone wants?” “I’d marry you if we could,” Jaxon said immediately. “All of us, I mean. But legally, that’s not possible.” “We could do a legal marriage to one person and spiritual commitment to the others,” Ronan suggested. “Some polyamorous families do that for legal protection—insurance, inheritance, that kind of thing.”

Haziya recited a silent prayer, hoping that someone would save her from Shabir's disturbance. "Bang, we have separated. Brother himself has remarried," said Haziya hoping her ex-husband would understand and let her out. "Polygamy is allowed." "I don't want to be married, Bro. I'm sorry. Moreover, Brother has taken me to my mother's house, didn't contact me let alone provide for me for four months. That means... we--astagfirullah!" "Sorry Bang Jago, sorry Bang good!" Zaweel pushed hard on the door that was locked from the inside, standing up with his trademark grin.

It was what the new faith had offered them. Osayo was polygamous and interested in having as many children as he could. He had four wives. Three of them were good at bearing children, but the fourth had a problem - she gave birth to either stillborns or premature babies who died instantly. Osayo could not put up with this puzzling situation onto which his wife was glued by nature. He held the belief that the only way to deal with exiguity was to have as many children as possible. In fact, he had felt elated when he heard that the Blue-eyed's religion tolerated the bearing of many children. But he grew to hate the whole thing for many other reasons. Whenever he heard someone talking about it,