I have five wives and 11 children – it’s the only way I can stay faithful but still fulfil my desire for variety

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A MAN with multiple wives and children who confesses to once being a “serial cheater” says that polyamory is the only lifestyle that works for him.

Jame Barrett, 30, said that monogamous relationships never worked out for him and he found that he was often cheating, sneaking around and hiding secrets from his girlfriends.

A man embracing his five wives.Jam Press/@nextgenbarrettJame Barrett has five wives – and he claims polyamory is the only thing that stops him cheating[/caption] Family photo of a man with his five wives and eleven children.Jam Press/@nextgenbarrettJame now has 11 kids from his five wives[/caption] Five women posing together in front of a butterfly-shaped wall decoration.Jame’s ‘wives’ are Cameron, 29, Jessica, 31, Reta, 28, Gabby, 30, and Diana, 30Jam Press/@nextgenbarrett

But by embracing polyamory – a relationship style that involves romantic or sexual relationships with multiple partners, with the full knowledge and consent of everyone involved – he has found peace.

Jame now has five ‘wives’: Cameron, 29, Jessica, 31, Reta, 28, Gabby, 30, and Diana, 30.

He has been with Cameron and Jessica for 13 years, Reta for eight years, Gabby for seven and Diana for four.

“I was always a cheater in my monogamous relationships,” said Jame, a recording artist.

“I’ve always had a desire for variety. I’m like that, not just with my women.

“I also felt like I wasn’t being true and honest with myself, so I felt more limited and internally conflicted.

“Now I feel freer and more at peace.

“I also feel like I’ve grown and matured because I’ve had to.”

Jame has 11 children: Aiden, 12, Abel, 11, Jessie, nine, Ayaan, six, Jett, five, JD, four, Sophia, four, Octavia, three, Bobby, two, Cleo, one, and 11-month-old Summer.

He said, “My poly relationship is so much better.

“But like any other relationship, it has its pros and cons. On the one hand, you have more spousal help.

“I always wanted a lot of kids so I can get that quicker.

“Also, the desire for variety is satisfied.

“On the other hand, it’s more work to lead five women and 11 kids, and it’s more work to be dependent on them, to be their emotional and financial support.

“But at the end of the day, I love them all deeply, and it has elevated me as a man.”

Five women and one man sitting at a restaurant table.Jame has full knowledge and consent of everyone involvedJam Press/@nextgenbarrett A man celebrating his 30th birthday with his children's handmade cards and cakes.Jam Press/@nextgenbarrettJame said it has ‘elevated’ him as a man to have so many kids[/caption] A large family on an airboat ride.Recording artist Jame said it is a lot of work to support the family financiallyJam Press/@nextgenbarrett Large family with Santa and Mrs. Claus for a Christmas photo.Jame has 11 children: Aiden, 12, Abel, 11, Jessie, nine, Ayaan, six, Jett, five, JD, four, Sophia, four, Octavia, three, Bobby, two, Cleo, one, and 11-month-old SummerJam Press/@nextgenbarrett

What is polyamory?

Polyamory is the practice of having romantic relationships with more than one person at the same time, with the knowledge and consent of all parties.

It can refer to relationships where one person has multiple partners or spouses, or where all parties are in a relationship with each other, for example in a throuple.

According to You Gov, 6.8% of people in the UK have been in a polyamorous relationship.

Jame claims his wives, who he lives with in Los Angeles, California, love it too.

He said: “They say the pros are helping with the kids and not as much spousal stress.

“The cons are just that you get jealous, understandably, and that you don’t get as much one-on-one time as you’d like.

“It’s hard to get along sometimes.”

But Jame believes that this way of life is “not new” and that it has been a “construct since man began”.

A man and woman in prom attire.He has been with Jessica for 13 years. Pictured at promJam Press/@nextgenbarrett Couple at prom.Jam Press/@nextgenbarrettHe’s also been with Cameron for the same amount of time[/caption] Five women stand together in front of a car, holding gifts.Jam Press/@nextgenbarrettJame claims his wives love being part of the large arrangement[/caption]

Jame added: “This is practised all over the world.

“But my family specifically is unique because we are not doing this for religious reasons or because it is our cultural norm.

“We are doing it because we found true love in it, and there are plenty of people like us who continue to ask us to keep going for them.

“People reach out to us, thanking us and asking us for advice – so there’s a bigger purpose here.

“Monogamy isn’t the only way to love, we want to normalise and legalise polygamy.

“Not the weird, religious, culty stuff but like normal adults who just decided that they want this relationship type.”

 "When hubby gets home and we are all trying to be the first to kiss him"The polyamorous ‘wives’ make humorous videos about their unusual set-upJam Press/@nextgenbarrett Photo of four women in a Walmart store.Jame said he was always a cheater in his monogamous relationshipsJam Press/@nextgenbarrett
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