Just another day in Saudi Arabia! This man seems to have a strange fetish for women from schools. He married a student, a teacher, a supervisor, and even a principal – three of them being from the same school. Here’s the tea.
A 50-year-old man from Saudi Arabia reportedly married three women from the same school. While the nation permits 4 marriages for men, this man went way too far in his love triangle. He chose to marry a female student, a teacher, and a principal, all from the same school, and an educational supervisor from another. It shows the reality of the polygamy culture of Saudi where three women from the same educational hierarchy share a common husband.
A post showing the man with his 3 “wives from the academics” circulated on social media. As soon as the screenshot went viral, netizens were quick to react with their puns and notorious comments. One comment said, “The school must have been built by the Sheikh himself.” Some criticized the idea of multiple marriages while others mentioned how the age gap was ‘socially unacceptable’. While one commentator advised him to take up a position in the school, another comment even told him to “start a new school”. Some even went on to ask, “Can he cope with the mental, physical, and material pressure to bring up children or will he just turn them into street kids?”
While the Internet was in splits, the man’s wives and the other staff in the school had varied opinions. His wife, the teacher, reportedly explained how she and the other women are managing to make it work. The “unusual love triangle” has even become a hot topic of discussion for the school. One of the authorities quoted that “while everyone often talks about it, the students and teachers look at the fun part of it.” Some even went on to say that the principal treats the student and the teacher ‘normally’ without being biased or keeping an ‘attitude of a leading position’ with the other 2 wives.
The case was reported in a local newspaper in Saudi and instantly grabbed the spotlight with several reshares and hashtags on the Internet.
