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Married Woman is in a Relationship with 3 Other People

A Chicago woman is in a relationship with 3 people, including a girlfriend.

She claims she will even kick her husband out of their bed to be with her boyfriend.  

The woman claims that there is very rarely any jealousy between her partners.

She lives with her husband full time, but her boyfriend and girlfriend live in different states and everyone has full time jobs.

Date nights between the woman and her individual partners are usually scheduled months in advance, and when it comes to staying in the same bed, that’s really up to everyone involved.

Despite the backlash they’ve received, the woman, husband, boyfriend and girlfriend are thriving, and have the full support from their family and friends.

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