Jakarta –
Open relationships where someone has more than one partner are often in the spotlight. The story of a woman named Jennifer Martin who lives with her husband and boyfriend has also attracted various comments. Jennifer admitted that she did this because of her financial condition and to be able to buy a house.
Jennifer Martin reveals her unusual way of buying a house. Jennifer raises money by bringing more people into her household. Apart from her husband, Daniel, Jennifer also asked for a contribution from a boyfriend named Ty so that they could both buy a house to live in with their two children.
Reported by Business Insider, Jennifer and Daniel have been married since 2008. Even before having children, they admitted that they were struggling with financial problems due to the cost of living, student debt, high inflation while receiving insufficient salaries. Because of that, he thought of adding a partner.
“While people my age are giving up their dreams of having a home, kids and a career they love, one trick of mine has helped me more than anything else: polyamory,” he said.
After her husband’s approval, Jennifer and Daniel began accepting Ty in December 2013. “We initially didn’t think we would live with more than one partner in the future but when I met Ty in 2018, my perspective began to change. The five of us became very close, like family,” added Jennifer.
The woman continued to emphasize that Ty was only dating her, not her husband. Jennifer initially had relationships with the men separately. But after two years of dating Ty, they thought about renting a house together.
Among them, Ty, who works as a bank manager, has the highest income. Jennifer herself works as a freelance writer who has produced several books and her husband Daniel is a private school teacher. The three of them cover expenses together and also share accounts and credit cards with different contributions.
Jennifer seems to be trying to be fair in splitting the bill. He and Daniel are in charge of paying for telephones and household needs, while Ty meets WiFi and other equipment needs. Children’s health costs are shared together while personal items are paid individually.
In the near future, they also plan to buy a house together. Apart from being able to have a house, this joint venture also makes the three of them more bonded. “Involving Daniel and Ty in a joint loan ensured that we were connected legally and financially,” Jennifer said.
(ami/ami)
2024-02-03 14:00:29
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