The Lion & Lionesses Model

The Lion & Lionesses Model: A Social Family Framework for Parallel Relationships

By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)

Introduction

Human relationships have always been diverse. History shows that people lived in many different family structures—monogamous, polygamous, cooperative, extended households, and tribal coalitions. In the modern world, most societies promote a single model: one man and one woman. But even today, across cultures and continents, there are communities that live differently.

This article presents a personal and conceptual model I call “The Lion & Lionesses Model.”
It is based on natural patterns seen in lions—a male lion living with several lionesses, each lioness cared for, respected, and individually connected to the lion and to the group as a whole. It is also based on human history, anthropology, and social observations.

This is not written as an instruction for anyone, nor as a judgement on monogamy.
It is written as an alternative life-model that some people may feel aligned with—especially individuals who naturally feel built for parallel relationships, responsibility toward multiple partners, and an ability to maintain harmony in a multi-partner family.


1. What Is the Lion & Lionesses Model?

In nature, a lion may form strong and loyal bonds with multiple lionesses. He protects them, supports them, and raises the cubs of the pride. His loyalty is not to only one lioness—it is to each of them, and to the whole family unit.

The model I propose takes this natural pattern and translates it into a human social framework based on:

  • Mutual respect

  • Emotional stability

  • Honesty

  • Parallel commitment

  • Individual agreements with each partner

  • A cooperative family structure

Each relationship is personal, unique, loyal, and emotionally deep.
But the man also holds responsibility and loyalty to all the relationships—not in a chaotic or hidden way, but openly and transparently.


2. Why This Model Exists in Human History

Historically, many societies practiced a version of this model:

  • Biblical figures in ancient Israel

  • Middle Eastern and African cultures

  • Various Asian tribal communities

  • Modern-day plural marriage communities

  • Indigenous groups where extended families were the survival unit

These were not “secret affairs” or broken homes. They were structured, culturally recognized, and often stable environments.


3. Why Some People Naturally Fit This Model

Not every person is built for monogamy.
Some individuals—both men and women—naturally feel:

  • Strong emotional capacity

  • Ability to give attention to more than one partner

  • Desire to build a larger family

  • Non-possessive personality

  • Deep loyalty expressed in responsibility, not exclusivity

For such individuals, forcing monogamy creates frustration, guilt, and inner conflict.
But in the Lion & Lionesses Model, harmony becomes possible because the structure itself fits their personal emotional design.


4. The Misunderstanding: “You want many women.”

The common reaction is:

“So you want to be with several women? I want a man who is only with me.”

The misunderstanding lies here:
I am not asking for women to be unfaithful or to share emotional connections they don’t want.
A lion does not demand lionesses to be with other lions.
A lioness who chooses the lion enters a loyal bond with the lion, not with other lionesses.

The model is:

  • The woman is monogamous by her own choice, not by force

  • The man is loyal to each relationship

  • All relationships are open, known, and honest

  • No one is deceived

  • No one is lied to

  • No one is “less important”

Loyalty exists—just expressed differently.
Not “exclusive loyalty to one person,” but exclusive honesty and responsibility to each relationship.


5. The Coalition Aspect: Lions Living Together

Sometimes, in nature, male lions form coalitions—two or three lions leading a pride together.
This is not chaos; it is a stable alliance.
Humans can also form family coalitions, such as:

  • Cooperative households

  • Brotherhood partnerships

  • Shared parenting units

  • Expanded family networks

This adds:

  • Economic stability

  • Emotional support

  • Shared protection

  • Stronger family identity

It is a less-discussed model, but it exists in history and in modern intentional communities.


6. The Ethical Foundation

For the Lion & Lionesses Model to work, it must follow strict ethics:

  1. Full transparency

  2. Mutual consent

  3. Equal respect

  4. No manipulation

  5. Emotional responsibility

  6. Clear agreements

  7. Absolute honesty

If these principles are absent, it is not a pride model—it is simply betrayal.
The model works only when everyone knows, agrees, and feels emotionally secure.


7. The Benefits of This Model

For the right people, this model creates:

  • A larger support system

  • More emotional stability

  • Shared household responsibilities

  • A stronger sense of belonging

  • More balanced parenting

  • Freedom from unrealistic demands of exclusivity

  • A family that feels like a tribe, not a couple locked in isolation

For many women, it can also provide:

  • A man who is devoted to the relationship

  • A man who does not disappear or lose interest

  • A group of sisters who support each other (optional, not forced)

  • More security and less pressure

  • A larger “village” for raising children


8. Conclusion: A Model for Those Who Fit It

The Lion & Lionesses Model is not “better” than monogamy—it is simply another valid human structure.
Some people are born for one-to-one connection. Others are born for broader emotional families.

I personally believe in this model. I believe it can create deeper loyalty, larger families, stronger emotional bonds, and a more natural way of living for those who feel connected to it.

It is not for everyone—but for the people who truly feel aligned with it, it is a path toward authenticity, harmony, and a family built like a pride:
strong, loyal, and united.

The Lion & Lionesses Household: A Multilinear Family Model for Growth, Stability, and Cultural Continuity

By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)

Introduction: Rethinking the Structure of the Modern Family

Most modern societies treat the one-man–one-woman model as the only legitimate form of partnership. This is a relatively recent ideological construction, supported mainly by legal systems and social expectations.
But across human history—and across nature—family systems were far more diverse and adaptive. People lived in extended families, multi-parent systems, tribal units, and parallel partnerships that created wide support networks rather than isolating two adults in a narrow household.

In recent years, social research, human psychology, and global anthropology have started to re-open the question:
Is monogamy the only healthy model? Or are there other family structures that can offer more stability, more emotional resources, and better outcomes for the children and the entire household?

One of these alternative frameworks is what I call the Lion & Lionesses Household—a structure in which a man forms parallel, loyal, responsible relationships with several women, and the women choose their own degree of monogamy, solidarity, and independence, each according to her personality and will.

This model is not based on chaos, not on infidelity, and not on secrecy. It is based on order, hierarchy, transparency, mutual care, and an expanded family identity—similar to the organization of a lion pride, but translated into a human ethical, emotional, and economic structure.


1. Historical Context: The Tradition That Modern Society Forgot

1.1. The Ancient World Was Not Monogamous

When we study the ancient Middle East, Africa, Asia, and even early European clans, we see that parallel partnerships and multi-wife households were part of stable and respected social frameworks. These systems were not considered immoral or abnormal. They were simply one valid way of organizing a family.

1.2. The Jewish Biblical Tradition

In Jewish heritage, some of the most respected and foundational figures lived in multi-wife households:

  • King David had multiple wives and concubines, building alliances, raising many children, and forming strong family clans.

  • King Solomon, his son, famously expanded this model and formed a powerful socio-cultural network through marriage alliances.

  • Jacob (Yaakov), one of the patriarchs of Israel, had multiple wives and built the Twelve Tribes through this structure.

  • Abraham also had more than one partner, forming extended lineages that shaped entire nations.

In traditional Judaism, polygyny was permitted for thousands of years, and only later restricted in certain communities for economic or legal reasons—not because it was immoral.

1.3. Cultures Today That Still Live This Way

Even in modern times, multi-partner households exist in:

  • East and West Africa

  • Parts of the Middle East

  • Central Asia and the Caucasus

  • Indigenous cultures across the world

  • Certain religious or spiritual communities

  • Modern polyfidelity groups in the West (ethical, transparent multi-partner households)

These families often report high stability, strong cooperation, and large social support networks.

The important point is that human beings historically lived in many different ways, and the Lion & Lionesses model is part of that diversity—not an aberration.


2. The Core Logic of the Lion & Lionesses Household

2.1. Emotional Multiplicity and Responsibility

In this model, a man does not “collect” women. He builds individual emotional bonds with each woman, respecting her needs, her space, her personality, and her boundaries.

A lion in the wild protects the pride, but he also builds direct, meaningful relationships with each lioness.
This is similar to a man who has:

  • The emotional capacity

  • The loyalty

  • The psychological structure

  • The leadership qualities

  • The stability

  • The moral discipline

to support more than one partnership without neglect or dishonesty.

2.2. The Woman’s Position in This Model

A key distinction:
The woman is not asked to share her loyalty in multiple directions.
She can choose monogamy with the man, and the man is expected to create a safe, respectful, and private relationship with her, in addition to his other relationships.

Each woman keeps:

  • Her dignity

  • Her autonomy

  • Her individual connection

  • Her emotional security

  • Her personal identity

This model does not demand rivalry. It offers options for sisterhood only if the women themselves want it.

2.3. The Household as a Cooperative Unit

Instead of one couple carrying all responsibilities alone, a Lion & Lionesses household becomes a network of adults who can:

  • Support each other

  • Share tasks

  • Raise children collectively

  • Manage resources efficiently

  • Reduce emotional isolation

  • Provide more stability

This structure resembles a tribe—stronger than a nuclear family.


3. The Advantages for Family Growth and Stability

3.1. More Adults Means More Support

In a standard monogamous household, two adults must juggle:

  • Work

  • Childcare

  • Emotional needs

  • Household management

  • Financial pressure

But in a Lion & Lionesses household:

  • The workload is shared

  • The emotional capacity is multiplied

  • No woman must handle everything alone

  • The man carries responsibility for multiple relationships

  • The children grow up surrounded by more guidance and love

This creates a more resilient family ecosystem.

3.2. Emotional Balance for Each Partner

Women in this model often enjoy:

  • A stable, loyal relationship

  • A man who takes responsibility

  • Less pressure to “be everything”

  • Time for personal dreams

  • Sisterhood or neutral parallel solidarity

  • A sense of belonging to a large and meaningful family

For the man, the model allows:

  • Expression of his natural emotional range

  • Responsibility toward several bonds

  • The ability to grow as a leader and father

  • The chance to build a larger legacy

3.3. Economic Power and Stability

From an economic standpoint, multi-adult households historically created:

  • Larger income pools

  • Shared expenses

  • Stronger financial resilience

  • Better real estate opportunities

  • Family businesses and shared ventures

  • Savings through division of labor

All traditional polygynous societies used this logic.
A household with multiple adult contributors is more stable than a two-person unit.

3.4. Advantages for Children

Children in extended households benefit from:

  • More adults caring for them

  • More role models

  • More emotional stability

  • More protection

  • Broader education (each adult brings different skills)

  • Less stress on any one parent

  • A tribe-like environment

  • Lower loneliness

  • Higher socialization

  • A sense of heritage and identity

Anthropologically, children raised in multi-parent systems often develop higher resilience, better social skills, and deeper emotional security.


4. Why the Modern World Is Struggling — and How This Model Addresses the Weak Points

4.1. The Collapse of the Nuclear Family

Modern society faces:

  • High divorce rates

  • Single-parent households

  • Economic pressure

  • Emotional isolation

  • Lack of community support

  • Overburdened women balancing everything

  • Men who feel guilty, trapped, or incomplete

The Lion & Lionesses model creates a broader system where no one is left alone, and the family is not built on only two shoulders.

4.2. Natural Human Diversity

Not all humans are designed for monogamy.
Some individuals have:

  • Greater emotional bandwidth

  • Leadership instincts

  • Desire for wider connection

  • Ability to maintain responsibility toward multiple partners

Suppressing this natural design leads to frustrated relationships and broken expectations.

4.3. Transparency Instead of Deception

Many modern failures are caused by:

  • Affairs

  • Secret relationships

  • Broken trust

The Lion & Lionesses model replaces secrecy with a structured and honest framework, eliminating betrayal by establishing clarity from the beginning.


5. The Moral and Ethical Foundation

This model requires:

  • Absolute transparency

  • Voluntary participation

  • Emotional maturity

  • Agreement by the women

  • Respectful communication

  • Non-competitive environment

  • Strong commitment from the man

  • Prioritizing the well-being of all partners

  • Responsibility toward children

When practiced ethically, this system can be one of the most stable forms of family life.


Conclusion: A Framework for Growth, Legacy, and Human Potential

The Lion & Lionesses Household is not a fantasy, not a rebellion, and not a rejection of modern society.
It is an alternative family model rooted in nature, history, culture, and human psychology.

It can produce:

  • Stronger families

  • Healthier children

  • Greater emotional harmony

  • Better economic stability

  • A deeper sense of belonging

  • A larger legacy for future generations

This model is not for everyone.
But for people who naturally resonate with it—and for women who prefer stability, protection, loyalty, and a tribe-like family—it can become a powerful, balanced, and meaningful way to build a life.

It is time to expand the conversation about what a family can be.
Human beings were not made to live in one structure only.
The Lion & Lionesses Model offers a different path—one that connects ancient wisdom, modern reality, and human potential into a single, coherent household.


Living as a Pride: Why the Lion & Lionesses Family Model Is a Legal, Legitimate, and Natural Way to Build a Home in Israel Today

By Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)

Introduction: The Fear of Living Differently

In Israel, people often believe they must follow one narrow structure to build a family: a single man, a single woman, and one exclusive partnership. Anything outside this pattern is treated as strange, suspicious, or “not acceptable.”

But the truth is very different.

Today, in modern Israeli law and society, a person can live in multiple parallel relationships without breaking any law, without violating any moral code, and without going against tradition. In fact, Israeli family law recognizes a wide range of relationships, including common-law partnerships (ידועים בציבור)—a powerful legal status that exists independently of religious marriage.

At the same time, Jewish tradition, anthropology, and global modern culture all show that multi-partner family structures are not only legitimate—they were a foundational part of human life for thousands of years.

This article presents a contemporary, Israeli-centered perspective on the Lion & Lionesses Model as a fully legitimate way to live, raise children, and build a stable family.


1. The Israeli Legal Reality: Multiple Relationships Are Not Illegal

People often confuse bigamy (ביגמיה)—which is the religious/legal act of marrying more than one woman within the Rabbanut system—with having multiple partners in civilian life, which is fully legal.

Here is the key distinction:

1.1. Bigamy (ריבוי נישואין ברבנות)

Illegal. Only applies to marrying multiple women through religious or civil registration.

1.2. Parallel Relationships / Common-Law Partnerships (ידועים בציבור)

Fully legal. Protected by Israeli civil law.
A person can legally be:

  • Married to one woman and

  • A common-law partner with another woman

  • Or have two or three common-law partnerships simultaneously, as long as there is no fraud or abuse

Israeli courts have repeatedly recognized:

  • Inheritance rights

  • Child rights

  • Joint property rights

  • Spousal benefits

for people living in parallel partnerships.

You do not have to register anything.
You do not have to hide anything.
And you definitely do not violate any criminal code by living this way.

In other words:

In Israel, a Lion & Lionesses family is 100% legal.


2. The Halachic Perspective: Tradition Was Never Monogamous by Nature

People often forget that Jewish tradition did not forbid a man from having multiple wives. On the contrary, the Torah openly recognizes it, and our heritage is full of such examples:

  • King David

  • King Solomon

  • Yaakov

  • Abraham

  • Elkanah (the father of Samuel the Prophet)

These were not sinful men, not criminals, not immoral—these were our ancestors, kings, and prophets.

So why do people think it is “forbidden” today?

Rabbeinu Gershom’s Ban (חרם דרבנו גרשום)

Around 1,000 years ago, Rabbeinu Gershom issued a temporary ban on polygyny for Ashkenazi communities only.
Even this was:

  • Time-limited

  • Community-specific

  • A social compromise for medieval Europe

Many halachic authorities agree that the ban is no longer binding in modern secular Israel, especially outside strict Rabbinic marriage.

Sephardic and Mizrahi communities never accepted the ban to begin with.

Therefore:

**Halacha never prohibited a man from having multiple relationships—only the Rabbinut marriage system restricted it.

But civilian life in Israel does not follow Rabbinut rules.**

The Lion & Lionesses model is not anti-Judaism.
If anything, it is closer to Jewish tradition than modern Western monogamy.


3. The Cultural Present: Israelis Already Live This Way—Quietly

Walk around Israeli society today and you will quickly notice:

  • Single mothers with partners

  • Divorced individuals in new partnerships

  • Married people who live separately

  • Couples with “third partners”

  • People who never marry and live with multiple partners over time

  • Polyamorous communities

  • Open marriages

  • Spiritual groups practicing parallel relationships

The only difference between these realities and the Lion & Lionesses model is that you propose a structured, ethical, stable version rather than a chaotic one.

The truth is:

Israeli society already practices parallel relationships—just without a clear framework.

The Lion & Lionesses Model gives structure, ethics, responsibility, and stability to a lifestyle that is already happening.


4. Why People Are Afraid of This Model

Most of the resistance comes from:

  • Social conditioning

  • Fear of judgment

  • Lack of exposure to alternative families

  • Misunderstanding of the law

  • Western romantic ideals that do not match human reality

  • Fear of jealousy or loss

  • Religious misinterpretations

  • Lack of experience with extended households

None of these reasons reflect truth.
They reflect habit, not reality.

People see something unfamiliar and assume it is wrong.
But unfamiliar is not immoral.
Uncommon is not illegal.
Different is not dangerous.


5. Why the Lion & Lionesses Model Works in Modern Israel

5.1. Israel’s Economic Reality Supports Larger Families

The cost of living in Israel is one of the highest in the world.
A typical two-person nuclear family often collapses under:

  • Rent

  • Bills

  • Childcare

  • Transportation

  • Medical expenses

  • Emotional load

  • Overwork

But a pride-like household—many adults cooperating—creates:

  • Shared income

  • Division of tasks

  • Multiple earners

  • Lower cost per person

  • More care for children

  • A “village” inside the home

This is not theory.
This is how humans survived for thousands of years.

5.2. Emotional Pressures Are Lower

A single partnership forces both people to be:

  • Best friend

  • Lover

  • Therapist

  • Co-parent

  • Financial partner

  • Emotional support

  • Source of validation

This is impossible for many.

A Lion & Lionesses household distributes emotional expectations across the group.
No one is overburdened.

5.3. It Fits People Who Feel They Have a Larger Emotional Capacity

Some people simply feel naturally suited to giving love, support, and loyalty to more than one partner.
Forcing such individuals into monogamy creates:

  • Stress

  • Guilt

  • Unfulfilled emotional life

  • Broken marriages

  • Hidden affairs

  • Emotional emptiness

The Lion & Lionesses model gives them a honest and dignified structure to express who they truly are.


6. Children Thrive in This Model

Children benefit enormously from:

  • More adults caring for them

  • More attention

  • More protection

  • More guidance

  • More playtime

  • More role models

  • A bigger family identity

  • Less pressure on one mother

Studies in anthropology repeatedly show that children raised in extended multi-adult households develop:

  • Higher confidence

  • Better communication

  • More emotional security

  • Better independence

  • Stronger community identity

  • A deeper sense of belonging

When the house is full of love, care, and stability, children flourish.


7. Why People Should Feel Free to Choose This Life

Because it is:

  • Legal (common-law in Israel allows it)

  • Moral (based on honesty, not betrayal)

  • Traditional (rooted in Jewish history)

  • Natural (seen in cultures worldwide)

  • Healthy (emotionally and economically)

  • Responsible (clear structure, transparency)

  • Stable (more adults = more strength)

The only thing stopping people is public fear and old social habits.

These fears will disappear when more people live openly and responsibly in such households.


8. My Personal Position: Why I Choose This Life

I choose the Lion & Lionesses model because:

  • I believe in larger families

  • I believe in emotional truth

  • I believe in responsibility, not secrecy

  • I believe in parallel loyalty, not exclusivity

  • I believe in giving love and support to more than one partner

  • I believe in raising children in a tribe-like environment

  • I believe in building a strong, united household

  • I believe in living according to nature and tradition, not social pressure

I am not telling others what to do.
I am simply saying:

**This life exists.

It is valid.
It is legal.
It is moral.
And people who want it should feel free to build it proudly.**


Conclusion: Israel Is Ready for This Model

The Lion & Lionesses household is not “rebellion.”
It is a natural family model returning to the modern world.

Israel already has the:

  • Legal tools (common-law partnerships)

  • Cultural background (Jewish tradition)

  • Economic need (shared responsibility)

  • Social flexibility (diverse families)

to support this lifestyle today.

People only need permission from one place:
their own heart.

Those who feel aligned with this model should know:

You are not wrong.
You are not immoral.
You are not illegal.
You are not “strange.”
You are simply living in a way that humanity has lived for thousands of years—
a way that builds strong families, strong children, and strong communities.

The Lion & Lionesses Model is not only allowed—it is a legitimate, dignified, and powerful way to build a life in Israel today.


Authored by: Ronen Kolton Yehuda (MKR: Messiah King RKY)
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