Love Should Be Multiplied (Sister Wives Discussion)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, it is only a one sided discussion? Are only compliments allowed? Can't you watch a television show that you find fascinating, even though the subjects are repulsive?

I'm drawn in....like watching a train wreck. It is mindless entertainment.

that is one side... random "ew"s are not adding to any discussion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it is only a one sided discussion? Are only compliments allowed? Can't you watch a television show that you find fascinating, even though the subjects are repulsive?

I'm drawn in....like watching a train wreck. It is mindless entertainment.

that is one side... random "ew"s are not adding to any discussion.

Ewww

[Anonymous]

Kody squicks me out. He's just horrible and I don't know how he gets multiple women to fuck him.

[Anonymous]

The whole thing is pathetic. Don't these women have enough self respect to survive on their own or find one man they can have an exclusive relationship with., like the rest of America?

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If it works for them that's great. They all went into this as adults and they aren't forcing their teenage girls into marriage nor are they forcing them into multiple marriage. Some of the girls say they don't want to be plygs and I can't see any of the parents holding monogamy against them.[/quote]

No the grownups are forcing it on the kids. Polygamy is still illegal in the U.S. Since it overwhelmingly/exclusively involves women and is almost unheard of for husbands, the concept is nothing more than an archaic form of sexist repression. When applied abroad, it's invariably linked to poverty as some wives are abandoned and left to begging and other illegal professions to survive. So if you can't handle open debate on an anonymous forum like DCUM, don't start the thread.[/quote]

I didn't start this thread.
I was talking about the Browns exclusively. While the kids are raised in a polygamy I suppose you could say they are having polygamy forced upon them. It's no different than my parents forcing me to be raised in a monogamous household. Or their raising me Catholic.

The Browns made these decisions as adults and aren't forcing their daughters into polyg marriages or into marriage at all. They are allowed to go to college and make decisions on their own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm tired of watching them complain about $$ knowing they are swimming in it because of the show.

This is how I felt when I used to watch Teen Mom. They would talk about finances being a big issue, but weren't they getting paid to be on the show???

[Anonymous]

Did anyone notice Robyn's birthday wish for her son: to find his true loveS and be very happy with THEM.

puke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone notice Robyn's birthday wish for her son: to find his true loveS and be very happy with THEM.

puke.

yes. She hopes her son grows up to be a polygamist. How is that different from anyone hoping their child grows up to be like them?

[Anonymous]

I don't think polygamy should be legal, but I think it should be decriminalized on a national level.

Definitely not my cup of tea, but as long as all adults consent, then I've no problem with polygamy/polyamory/open marriages.

[Anonymous]

Is the show back on?

[Anonymous]

as of last night

[Anonymous]

I enjoyed the Big Love story line more. I think it has ruined the appeal of Sister Wives, because I see them as losers. I'll stick with my fictitious polygamists.

[Anonymous]

I do not really see the big deal with polygamy. NOT that I would ever want to be one but if they want to share a man and have multiple kids , etc., I dont know what the big deal is.

Now in a culture like Warren Jeff (spelling) that is horrific but the Browns dont bother me.

Alot of other people doing way worse things in the US then them.

[Anonymous]

"Cody--his thinning hair carefully coiffed into some sort of retro lady hairstyle"

"don't know how he gets multiple women to fuck him"

bwahahaha I almost spit water all over my keyboard

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous] It's no different than my parents forcing me to be raised in a monogamous household. Or their raising me Catholic.
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Except both those things are legal, and don't elicit "ew" reactions from a majority of our society. This is more akin to cooking meth in the family home. "We're not forcing them to cook meth with they grow up. They can go to college and make their own decisions."