‘I married my best friend’

Jay Guercio and Krystle May Guercio whorsquove been best friends for the last eight years recently got married because they wanted to spend their lives together Whatrsquos amusing is that both brides identify ldquosomewhere on the asexual spectrumrdquo They act as a married couple does but they donrsquot share a romantic or physical relationshipJay and Krystle met in 2012 at Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth an LGBTQ centre and the two high schoolers became fast friends as they would dish on ldquotoxicrdquo exes and go on long walks where they would talk about their dreams specifically about becoming adoptive parents ldquoOur goals aligned so perfectlyrdquo said Jay Around the same time she met Eddie and over the next few months decided she would adopt him Jay called her best friend Krystle and they instantly decided to raise Eddie togetherThey got married in September last year Despite their untraditional marriage having a traditionalstyle weddingwith wedding gowns rings and vows they wrote themselveswas important to the pair The two have shared a single kiss in their entire relationship on their wedding day out of fear of ldquonot being taken seriouslyrdquo Jay described the smooch at the altar as ldquoreally uncomfortablerdquo and ldquosomething I wish I could take backrdquo Both wives are free to pursue flings outside of the marriage48mnNo of views the marriage announcement video receivedWhat the boobColombian male model and brotherinlaw get breast implants following stupid betYeferson Cossio is known for his pranks and edgy content but most of his loyal fans were taken aback by his latest stunt Last month the young model and his brotherinlaw Jhoan Loacutepez made an interesting bet Cossio had to reach the three million follower mark on Instagram in a certain period of time and if he lost he had to get breast implantsIf he made it then Loacutepez would have to get silicone implants Cossio ended up reaching three million followers on Instagram sooner than expected so it was Loacutepez who had to get breast implants but the popular influencer decided that it would be fun to share the experience with his friend so they both went under the knife Both men removed the implants a few days laterWoof or WolfA zoo in Xianning Central China has sparked outrage on social media after a visitor visiting the wolf enclosure found a Rottweiler resting inside A zoo employee confirmed that there was indeed a dog in the wolfrsquos enclosure but added that the animal was only kept there temporarily and was apparently a watchdog to prevent strangers trespassing into the yard Online reactions to the videos were mixed with some people declaring themselves outraged by the zoorsquos tactics others joking that they were glad the dog wasnrsquot the wolfrsquos dinnerYou canrsquot kill rsquoemScientists have discovered that some decapitated sea slugs can regrow hearts and whole new bodies Biology researcher Sayaka Mitoh recently saw something bizarre A sea slug had decapitated itself and the head kept on moving and living So the doctoral student and Nara Womenrsquos University aquatic ecology professor Yoichi Yusa tried cutting the heads of 16 sea slugs Six of the creatures started regeneration with three succeeding and surviving One of the three even lost and regrew its body twice Two different species of Japanese sea slugs did this regeneration trick What helps them pull off the trick When these sea slugs eat a certain type of algae they can photosynthesize their food from sunlight and oxygen just like a plant for about 10 days After decapitation the head acts like a plant It turns a shade of green and gets its energy from oxygen and sunlightRestaurant lover takes a lsquodiprsquo of faithA California stuntman spent 24 hours sitting in a pool of bean dip to promote and support his favourite restaurant in Los Angeles that suffered losses from the COVID19 pandemic The 24hour tenure in the pool coincided with a block party at the eaterySausage helps nail 2012 burglar suspectA nineyearold burglary was solved after the German police found a DNA on a halfeaten piece of sausage that matched a man detained in France over an unrelated crime The suspect an Albanian citizen took a bite of the sausage that belonged to the victim500k worth artefact found in yard saleA small porcelain bowl bought for 35 at a Connecticut yard sale turned out to be a rare 15th century Chinese artefact worth between 500000 Rs 36 lakh approx The white bowl adorned with cobalt blue paintings of flowers and other designs is identified as a product of the early Ming dynastyThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever