There are two men here and here) . We get along well, this woman is our wife. Since I left I didn’t talk to my wife once. When I came back I found my wife with another man,” added Murula. Murula asked Jarlace to go Murula had initially asked his partner to go but Jarlace insisted he had nowhere else to go.

“At first I threw a tantrum but I realised if had talked to my wife she wouldn’t have done anything like that. I had no place to go and I was at fault,” he said.

“We eat at the same table, sleep in the same bedroom and on the same bed. I love them both. We live at peace at home,” said Jisele.

Desires for Individual Spaces

As the relationship evolves, Jisele’s desire for each husband to have their own separate space becomes apparent.

Sensing this yearning, Jarlace expresses his willingness to relinquish their shared home to Murula if given the opportunity.

However, Jisele’s refusal to let him leave indicates her desire for unity and the strength of their connection.

Future Prospects

Despite the complexities and shared living arrangements, Murula states that the trio will continue living together until either of them decides to pursue an alternative living situation.

This unwavering commitment to their bond showcases the depth of their love and dedication to the uncommon path they have chosen.