Ok so most of you probably saw my posts in another thread, so I decided to create another thread seeking advice.
When @MsPurple1 and I discussed who could be a potential second wife and sister wife, we both kept coming back to one person. She also requested that I look from among ladies she already knew instead of a stranger. I thought that was a pretty good idea to avoid people with bad intentions.
The person we both agreed to consider was her cousin who was also her best friend in high school. This lady has never been married.
We took a trip to Michigan to visit family. That was the reason we gave everyone but the real reason was to see her. We both spent an entire week with her. She stayed with us the whole time and we had a great time.
We all connected extremely well and had many conversations about many different things. I had individual conversations with her as well, which went good and she opened up to me. We asked her to come visit us also at a later time. I enjoyed her company. We basically spent the entire week together with her. I did not bring up plural marriage although a part of me wanted to. I did get the vibe that she would probably be accepting. She was very open with me and appeared to really enjoy being around me and both of us.
She was raised with a Baptist and Bible church type background. She’s opposed to plural marriage because that’s what she was taught her entire life by every church she’s attended. Her family was always active in these types of churches, essentially attending every service.
How and when should I bring up plural marriage. Our current plan is to have her come visit us and while all of are sitting down together, bring it up to her in an open way. I also wrote a 15 page paper on polygamy that I plan on giving her. This probably can’t happen until September or so. Am I on the right track and do you have any opinions.
When @MsPurple1 and I discussed who could be a potential second wife and sister wife, we both kept coming back to one person. She also requested that I look from among ladies she already knew instead of a stranger. I thought that was a pretty good idea to avoid people with bad intentions.
The person we both agreed to consider was her cousin who was also her best friend in high school. This lady has never been married.
We took a trip to Michigan to visit family. That was the reason we gave everyone but the real reason was to see her. We both spent an entire week with her. She stayed with us the whole time and we had a great time.
We all connected extremely well and had many conversations about many different things. I had individual conversations with her as well, which went good and she opened up to me. We asked her to come visit us also at a later time. I enjoyed her company. We basically spent the entire week together with her. I did not bring up plural marriage although a part of me wanted to. I did get the vibe that she would probably be accepting. She was very open with me and appeared to really enjoy being around me and both of us.
She was raised with a Baptist and Bible church type background. She’s opposed to plural marriage because that’s what she was taught her entire life by every church she’s attended. Her family was always active in these types of churches, essentially attending every service.
How and when should I bring up plural marriage. Our current plan is to have her come visit us and while all of are sitting down together, bring it up to her in an open way. I also wrote a 15 page paper on polygamy that I plan on giving her. This probably can’t happen until September or so. Am I on the right track and do you have any opinions.
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