How we will manage one man
OpenLife Nigeria has gathered that identical twins, Linda and Belinda, born and nurtured in Ghana have agreed to marry one man as a husband.
This decision has provoked lots of reactions in the media space.
Speaking on Vibes in 5 TV, the twins disclosed that a “powerful and wealthy Ghanaian king wants to marry us and make us queen mothers and also promised to give us lands.
“We would want to both get pregnant at once for him. Top politicians are also seeking our hands in marriage.
“We have the desire to marry and share one man,” they happily revealed
The identical twins emphasized that they are very close, a development that would make it difficult to marry different men. “We are ready to marry one man,” they said.
However, considering the ups and downs in marriage which they are expected to think about before final decision, the twins stressed that should anything like divorce occurs, the two would quit at once. “If she is there, I am there. Should the man request for a divorce, we will both quit.
On sex, they stated that they are prepared to share different hours and days with their husband for sex adding that their best wish is to be pregnant same time and give birth same time.
“We are ready to share different sex dates with our husband. If I am in the mood and the man comes, fine.
“But if my sister is in the mood, fine. If we are both in the mood, we can share same time and hours with our husband,” Linda and Belinda stated.
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