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The Brown family, from left, Christine, Meri, Janelle, Robyn and Kody.
Even though Kody Brown and his four wives — Meri, Janelle, Christine and Robyn — have been open about how they live their lives for some time now, there are still those who have big problems with the polygamous family and aren't shy about saying so.
Some people are rude.
While the Brown family practices a very different sort of polygamy than that seen in Jeffs' church, it's a difference that's lost on some.
Some people are ignorant.
"I just feel like we live in a world of diversity, and we've chosen how to structure our family," Kody explained. "And we are not pushing it on other people. We don’t even push it on our children."
It's a live-and-let-live attitude he'd like to see from others.
That would be nice to have sooner rather than later. Let's make it happen!
Here's what was printed at radaronline.com...
I think anything that puts a real face on consensual nonmonogamy is a good thing. We need more productions that depict the diversity withing polyamory and polygamy.
A major theme this season for the Sister Wives is the decision that Meri must make about whether or not she wants to have another child with Kody, via IVF or using Robyn as a surrogate.
Okay, dear readers, what is your take? Are you watching?
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