Cambodia News (Battambang): Three lesbians are preparing to get married in Battambang. They did the pre-wedding photos at Angkor Wat, Siem Reap.

The three lesbians were identified as Ven Laikheng, 25 years old, a jewelry seller at Nat Market(husband), Kao Lay, 26 years old, a seller at Nat Market(wife), and Leng Sreykouch, 28 years old, a seller at Nat Market (wife).

Ven Laikheng who is a husband in a lesbian love triangle posted the pictures with her future wives on social media and said " Thanks for the loving from both women, it was not pretending. This life I have two wives." She also said, " there nothing bad for the same-sex lover, the important is loving from the heart. Thanks, both wives, we will be together forever. We have been knowing each other many for 11 years already. We have made through many obstacles".

On June 22, 2020, Ven Laikheng told the reporter that " Before she was a woman and there were many men wanted to be with her, but she didn't have the feeling with the men". So, she rejected those men's love, and later she had a relationship with a woman named Kao Lay (the first wife). They have been living together for 6 years. Then, she met another woman named Khouch Sreyeng (another wife). At first, her first wife didn't agree with another woman coming into their relationship, but then, 4 months later, she allowed her husband to have another woman, and they became a lesbian love triangle and agreed to get married together as a husband and two wives.

Besides preparing for the wedding, the three women have helped each other to save money to build a house together. Although they are scared that the authorities won't allow three women to get married legally, they want to stay together forever.

Good for them, have fun.

It's easy to see who wears the pants in that relationship.

Better get used to seeing this, as it's going to be a part of how people will be living in the future.

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Ghostwriter wrote: ↑Wed Jun 24, 2020 12:28 pm Good for them, have fun.

Exactly. Life is too short for regrets, and finally, who gives a shit if people find happiness outside of rules and regulations
What makes me laugh though, is the want/need for traditional ceremonies in Cambodia, when you know that they are really breaking every rule in the book.
Go ladies, and have a happy three-some wedding. Good luck to them.

How fabulous!

The world would be very different if monogamy wasn’t the norm.

I love my partners in a way that makes them feel free, not trapped. If someone can offer someone I love an experience that is different to what I provide, they must go and experience.

I want to know they come back to me because they love me, not because they have no other choice.

It would feel incredibly selfish to me to love in any other way.

rozzieoz wrote: ↑Wed Jun 24, 2020 5:51 pm How fabulous!

The world would be very different if monogamy wasn’t the norm.

I love my partners in a way that makes them feel free, not trapped. If someone can offer someone I love an experience that is different to what I provide, they must go and experience.

I want to know they come back to me because they love me, not because they have no other choice.

It would feel incredibly selfish to me to love in any other way.

Sounds good on paper, but there is often something sinister behind the whole polygamy thing. Not always, but does attract the control freaks and narcissists, along with the vulnerable and those prepossessed to such oddness.

Andy S Tawatin wrote:

rozzieoz wrote: ↑Wed Jun 24, 2020 5:51 pm How fabulous!

The world would be very different if monogamy wasn’t the norm.

I love my partners in a way that makes them feel free, not trapped. If someone can offer someone I love an experience that is different to what I provide, they must go and experience.

I want to know they come back to me because they love me, not because they have no other choice.

It would feel incredibly selfish to me to love in any other way.

Sounds good on paper, but there is often something sinister behind the whole polygamy thing. Not always, but does attract the control freaks and narcissists, along with the vulnerable and those prepossessed to such oddness.

Based on what research?
Sounds like nonsense to me.

I practice polyamory, not polygamy.

Polygamy is one husband with multiple wives.

Polyamory is the capacity to form multiple loving, romantic relationships.

That's it as soon as I get back me and my girl are going hunting for another girl whether she likes it or not.

Andy S Tawatin wrote: ↑Wed Jun 24, 2020 7:07 pm Sounds good on paper, but there is often something sinister behind the whole polygamy thing. Not always, but does attract the control freaks and narcissists, along with the vulnerable and those prepossessed to such oddness.

You’ve been pre-programmed by society and/or religion to believe it’s an odd thing.

Even if you take jealousy, it would not be as harsh and often not exist if there was no extensive pre-conditioning that it has to be a one-for-one relationship. Women would not feel jealous if the husband had a second wife if that is how they were brought up. With one caveat: in societies where polygamy is practiced, the husband must provide for his wives equally: same gifts for each wife, no favoritism to prevent jealosy.

Beliefs are programmed into us by social environment, there is no norm for monogamy in nature but some odd exceptions like swans.