I’m a serial cheater and can’t help it – now I have it

This guy wore a ring on it – five times.

Former “serial cheater” Jame Barrett said he finally found relationship happiness – by putting monogamy and diving overhead into a mature polygamy family with five wives and a whopping 11 children.

Barrett, 30, said that being with each person in the loop was the only thing that kept him from sneaking around.

Los Angeles-based recording artist Barrett admits what jam is, and I have always been a monogamous relationship. ”

“I’ve always been eager for diversity,” he explained.

And he not only means his love life.

He revealed: “I’m not only with my women.”

Now, James shares his life with 29-year-old Cameron – presumably a very complete Google Calendar. Jessica, 31; RETA, 28; Gabby, 30; and Diana, 30.

He has been with Cameron and Jessica for 13 years – and his “newest” companion Diana has been in the photo for four years.

Daddy also parents are a small army: Aiden, 12; Abel, 11; Jesse, 9; Ayaan, 6; Jett, 5; JD, 4; Sofia, 4; Otvia, 3; Bobby, 2; Cleo, 1; and Baby Summer, 11 months.

He added: “I also feel like I’m not real and honest with myself, so I feel more limited and internal conflict.”

Now, he says he feels “freer and more peaceful”, just as he “grows and matures.”

Just say that school gets off must look like a presidential convoy.

Barrett claimed Domarie improved his relationships and his parenting.

“My joint relationship is much better,” he said. But like any other relationship, it has “pros and cons.”

On the one hand, Barrett acknowledges that you have more “spouse help”.

Barrett, who has always “wanted a lot of kids”, can now “get such kids faster”, and his “desire for breeds is satisfied.”

But he admits that this is not all love and light.

“On the other hand, leading five women and 11 children is more jobs, and relying on their emotional and financial support is more jobs,” he said.

“But at the end of the day, I love them deeply, and it makes me a man.”

As for his wife, they all lived under a West Coast rooftop, Jame swears they were on board – even if sometimes things get some real housewife in Los Angeles.

“They say professionals are helping the kids, not spouses stressed,” he said.

He said: “The downside is just that you are jealous, understandable, and you don’t have the one-on-one time you want.

But point out that his setup stands out because it has nothing to do with religion or culture.

Instead, he noted, “we found true love in it,” he added, many people reached out with gratitude and encouragement – ​​to prove to him that “there are bigger goals here.”

Now, he is working to stop relationship norms.

“Monogamy is not the only way to love,” he told Jam.

“We want to make polygamy and legalize – not something weird, religious, cult, but like normal adults, they just decide that they want this type of relationship.”