A polyamorous lady in Florida with four accomplices is pregnant and says in spite of imparting her bed to her numerous darlings, she's sure of who the dad is.

Tory Ojeda, 20, lives with three of her four accomplices in their Jacksonville, Fla., home. Marc, Travis, Ethan and Christopher alternate investing energy with Ojeda, "swapping in and out" of her bed every night, she discloses to Barcroft Media.

The family unit's romantic tale started three years prior when Ojeda met Marc, 18, in secondary school. After two months, she opened things up with Travis, 23 — to whom she is presently locked in. Afterward, she brought Ethan, 22, and Christopher, 22, into the overlay.

What's more, in spite of her arrangements to get hitched to Travis, Ojeda said he's not the dad of her infant young lady, due in February.

"Chris is the organic dad," she says. "We simply realize that in view of the timing and when the estimated origination date was. Dependent on the inexact origination day, we had been in the midst of a get-away. So it was just us."

Be that as it may, for the prospective group of six, those are simply minor subtleties.

"We're all raising the infant together — so everybody's Dad," Ojeda says. "We're all extremely, eager to be raising an infant together."

It won't be without its complexities, however. The gathering says they've managed episodes of envy throughout the years. It was particularly hard for Marc and Travis to acknowledge newcomers Ethan and Christopher from the start. In any case, Ethan says they worked it out and are all on great terms now.

What's more, there's the matter of sharing: Ojeda says it gets really debilitating satisfying four distinct men under a similar rooftop. She's really urged her beaus to seek after other love interests.

"Separating time and making sense of timetables between each of the five individuals and ensuring everybody feels included, it's sort of troublesome," she says. "I'd prefer to not be the main lady in the relationship. That would be pleasant."

At the point when the child comes, having numerous guardians in the house may be an advantage, says Christopher, who's anticipating imparting the duties of parenthood to the three other men in his relationship.

"There is a ton of help between us all fathers and it's something we can label group," he says. "We generally joke about getting [stuck] in a perpetual circle of 'Go ask your dad.' "

Their little girl will doubtlessly welcome the cleverness.

The remainder of the gathering's family is coming around to their eccentric arrangement, they state.

"At the earliest reference point, I know my mom and father were reluctant about it," Christopher says. "Her principal concern was that she didn't care for the possibility of me having an accomplice who was not satisfied with only me."

Ojeda's sibling, however, is already: "I'm all the more so worried that she's cheerful, that she is seeing someone the two of them love each other commonly or for this situation, more individuals love each other commonly," says her sibling, Alistair. "I don't see anything amiss with Tory's relationship."

Ojeda and her sweetheart's trust society will one day come around to their kind of relationship — as of now, couples and "throuples" state opening up their marriage has just made it more grounded. One throuple with two children from California as of late disclosed to The Post they've come to acknowledge monogamy isn't so great — and they state others are beginning to understand this, as well.

"We characterize love somewhat better," one piece of the throuple, Josh Lujan Loveless, revealed to The Post.

Ojeda will in general concur.

"Possibly in our future, we may see it become a typical thing where individuals don't hesitate on it any longer by any means," Ojeda says. "One can trust."