The opening sequence of the Sister Wives show has each of the adults with a signature quote. I can not remember them all verbatim, but they are something like this:
Wife #1: "I always believed in this lifestyle. I think it makes each of us better people." Hmm, I think I can learn how to be a sharing caring person with out sharing a husband with three other wives.
Wife #2: "I always assumed there would be other wives. I think there is enough room for everyone." Yeah, but I still think quality is superior to quantity.
Wife #3: "I wanted a family, I didn"t just want the man." Yeah, ok, so you want kids. Fine. Could you really not find a man that wanted kids and then make girlfriends of your own?
Wife #4: Her quote was super unmemorable. Somthing like, "they are all a good team, I wanted to be part of that team." Too boring for even a comment.
Husband: "Love should be multiplied, not divided." Hahahahah This one is too good for a comment.
After I watched the entire first season of Sister Wives, Conrad found me a documentary about the hardcore fundamentalist lds groups that were recently investigated by the goverment. I finally saw a difference in styles of the polygamists. The hardcore ones are making matches and marrying off little girls (like 12 year olds) to old men. The girls do not have a choice and cannot really escape. Awful. After watching the documentary, I have decided that I do not really have an issue with adults choosing to be polygamous. I could not do it, but they should be free to choose whatever they want. I do have an issue with forcing little girls into polygamy.
As much as they freak me out, I cannot stop watching.
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3 comments:
I thought we were sisters? with out the fighting??
I LOVE this show too! Mostly because it feels very unscripted and normal for a reality show. It is real life and real marriage issues. I used to watch Big Love on HBO, and I had to stop because it was so much drama I just could not take it. It is more about the fundamentalist and the people forced into marriage... I think that the Brown family seems like a (mostly) normal family, and I like that.
I too enjoy learning and watching lifestyles that are not my own.
I can't fathom sharing my husband mentally, physically or emotionally with any other woman.
Dang as it is, I'm having to share pieces of him with his own children, and sometimes that seems to be too much!
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