My first wife, @MsPurple1, participates often in the ladies chat. Less so on the forum. My second wife @DanaAnn is also a member but just recently joined. I echo the sentiment that plural families are very busy and may not participate here as much as they’d like to.Where are the women who are living this successfully? Why, if it’s a biblically acceptable marriage option, are there few that are living it successfully?
I know there’s Jolene and Meagan, Julie and N’s Babe.
Why is this?
Change of perspective has this effect.
Even being extremely busy.....I liked interacting here. I appreciate the kind of Christians that engage in discussions more than the kind that avoid them.
Yours change of perspective.
And @Happyhen I'm one of the exceptions he's talking about that likes the forum.... and usually feels overwhelmed by interacting with multiple people in real time....and so doesn't prioritize getting to the chat.@Happyhen, the forum side of things tends to be more of a masculine, confrontational environment, it attracts men who want to argue about things and that is not a place most ladies feel comfortable. Although there are obvious exceptions to that rule of course, in general the ladies gravitate to the ladies chat instead and then private discussions with each other. So there are certainly ladies here, you just don't see them posting on the forum as much. Go to the ladies chat to meet all the quiet women who are lurking over there!
I knew those silly comics would be valuable to someone! Woohoo! Finally I made a post that wasn’t a fight.
Where are the women who are living this successfully? Why, if it’s a biblically acceptable marriage option, are there few that are living it successfully?
I have appreciated the friendship of ladies I met here that understand....including one who is no longer here.You might need the support.
In happier news....our husband has recently been invited (with her of course) to the home of one of her family members.
That seem positive.
Yes. He ended up not going as he had planting to do in the garden and she ended up spending a large part of Mother's day with her mom, and then dad and grandma.
