“It’s not a crowd for us. It’s comfortable,” says one of Alexia’s husbands. That’s right — this body piercer and mom of three from Maumee, Ohio, has two live-in male partners. The polyandrous family shares everything, from parenting duties to one big bed. New York Post 13 June 2019 Polyandry is officially defined as the practice or condition of having more than one husband or male mate simultaneously. Although it is rare to have more than one husband in Kenya, it does occur in some cultures. Polyandry overall is, however, among the rarest of human mating systems. Culturally it happens but I wanted to make sense of a modern educated family that practices polyandry openly, until I came across this family in the United States of America who (according to the YouTube video) look amazingly content with this arrangement. Coming back home; Ladies, how would you convince me to co-habit-ate with another dude under the same roof( ''kamutii'' is out of the qu...
The wait is almost over. It is FIVE days to go on the count of Ineos 1:59 challenge organizers. From North to South Pole, the world is on edge waiting for one man; Eliud Kipchoge. The world marathon record holder (2:01:39) and Olympic champion over the distance has thrown down a challenge to humanity that no human is limited. And to prove it, Kipchoge has invited the world to watch him attempt to run 42.195km in under two hours in Vienna, Austria -- a task he insists is only curtailed by mental barriers. When he announced his intent to break the two-hour barrier on May 6 this year, Kipchoge told Associated Press: “I want to unlock that thought that there are limitations in the human being.” He added: “There are no barriers when you believe in yourself and try and trust in what you are doing.” For his unflinching self-belief and infinite possibilities available to humanity, Kipchoge instantly gained the trust of British multi-billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, founder ...