Mum Sparks Debate After Admitting She's Shared Her Husband With 16 Other Women In 2023

• A woman named Honeyy has disclosed that she has shared her husband with 16 women to spice up their marriage
• The mother of two explained that she chooses the different women for the man she's been married to for 10 years
• "For those saying my man will leave her for someone better, name another wife who would let their husband do this," she told critics

A mother of two named Honeyy has ignited a debate online after confessing that she has shared her husband with 16 other women this year.

The mother of two has been married to a man named Hank for 10 years but found herself obsessed with the unconventional practice.

Obsessed with sharing

In a video on her Instagram page, Honeyy disclosed that she can't get enough of the sharing, adding that it has gotten to the point of obsession.

One thing about the practice is that she actively seeks out new partners for her husband, who works in a FIFO (fly-in, fly-out) mining job.

"If you told me 12 months ago that I was going to be sharing my husband with multiple women, I wouldn't believe it," she said.

Honeyy says her as much as her husband always thinks it's cool, she is convinced she enjoys the experiences more than him.

Wife not worried of competition

Initially conceived to enhance their content, the arrangement has evolved into a lifestyle they enjoy.

Despite the unconventional nature of their arrangement, Honeyy asserted that she is the driving force behind the husband-sharing dynamic, and Hank is content to participate.

"We don't consider ourselves polyamorous. Our relationship is ours, except for a few random cheeky nights out or when we are doing business," she clarified.

Honeyy addressed critics who expressed fear that the man would leave her for someone better, asking them to name another wife who would let their husband do and enjoy such fun things.

Public reactions

The revelation has sparked a broader conversation about the dynamics of relationships and the boundaries that couples establish in today's diverse society.

Subbo96:

"My partner is so chill about it also and I'm obsessed, like pretty much crave it I thought I was the only one."

Gamblingthread:

"It always starts like this, then the husband shares his wife, and lastly she does BBC content. I don’t blame her, the western world pollutes these women's brains."

Foursome

In an earlier story, two married couples disclosed that they live under the same roof and exchange partners every night.

The foursome comprises Alysia, Tyler Rogers, and their married friends Sean and Taya Hartless.

The two women delivered newborns a few months after moving in together, but none of them can tell who the biological dad is.

Some people considered the arrangement confusing, others called it ideal, while relationship expert Connie Muuru branded it shameless evil.