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My Family
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Lesbian Female / 38
A Twist Happened When We Put Our Family Together
This month we will be married ten years. We were young, 23 and 27. It was the year, and we went to our boss and asked him if he thought it was a good idea for us to get married. He was ambivalent about the legality of it, but he did say that marriage was for the family, in other words if we were talking marriage we were also talking creating a family. He offered to kick start the family for us.
We got married, surrounded by friends and a couple of family members. He was serious about kick starting a family for us and we both were expecting before the year was out. In 2015, when we were cuddling new foundlings, at a favorite outdoor bar frequented by other girls, a couple we had known for a quite a while asked us if we could ask him to kick start a family for them.
He was sooo taken aback from the request, but in the interest of making us happy, he kick started their family for them. By 2017 he had a regular harem of four women and four kids. With such a large family he decided that it was best for all of us to move. We moved to the country, into a large old farmhouse, which we remodeled together. With the pandemic things got serious, we were homeschooling our little ones and he was dealing with the business interruptions. We all pitched in, he lost his number one employee who moved to California. It was very upsetting.
What happened next is for the family book. We had these kitchen table talks. We weren't doing anything, all locked up. Why not make a couple of babies? Each couple, would make one. Convincing him was a matter of puppy eyes and long sighs and we want to be mommies again. By the time 2021 rolled around he had three pregnant girls and one trying. One for all, and all for one. By the time 2022 rolled around he had three more children and another one pregnant. His harem now has eight kids and four women, which put us at two a piece.
Ten years is a long time to be together, I mean for a harem to stay together. What keeps us together is this family, and the kids. It's our family, and we wouldn't have it any other way.
We got married, surrounded by friends and a couple of family members. He was serious about kick starting a family for us and we both were expecting before the year was out. In 2015, when we were cuddling new foundlings, at a favorite outdoor bar frequented by other girls, a couple we had known for a quite a while asked us if we could ask him to kick start a family for them.
He was sooo taken aback from the request, but in the interest of making us happy, he kick started their family for them. By 2017 he had a regular harem of four women and four kids. With such a large family he decided that it was best for all of us to move. We moved to the country, into a large old farmhouse, which we remodeled together. With the pandemic things got serious, we were homeschooling our little ones and he was dealing with the business interruptions. We all pitched in, he lost his number one employee who moved to California. It was very upsetting.
What happened next is for the family book. We had these kitchen table talks. We weren't doing anything, all locked up. Why not make a couple of babies? Each couple, would make one. Convincing him was a matter of puppy eyes and long sighs and we want to be mommies again. By the time 2021 rolled around he had three pregnant girls and one trying. One for all, and all for one. By the time 2022 rolled around he had three more children and another one pregnant. His harem now has eight kids and four women, which put us at two a piece.
Ten years is a long time to be together, I mean for a harem to stay together. What keeps us together is this family, and the kids. It's our family, and we wouldn't have it any other way.
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