What does this have to do with polygamy?
Do we have multiple independent husband and wife relationships, or a sharing, or both?
The two shall become one of Genesis implies a singularity of pairing, exclusive of others. Extending that to polygamy would imply multiple one flesh pairings, each unique in its bonding.
But what of sister wives?
The name itself implies a relationship between wives.
How many women raised in western society really want the sister aspect of polygamy, rather than engaging in a tug of war with the other wives, the objective being to secure the greatest share of the man's time, energy and resources?
Is the maths simply 1+1, and another 1+1, and so on, an additive process?
Or are there synergies, sharings, benefits, where 1+1+1 = more than 3?
In chemical terms, the synergy would be covalent bonding with the women the atoms and the male the electron.
Surely the highest and best form of polygamy is where each person seeks to bring out the best in the others, being true agape.
Something to think about.
Commune style living in harmony with Nature. No chemicals, harmful rays or artificial stuff. Only Real and Natural Living.
Imagine that everyone is standing on a personal sized iceberg with ropes connecting them. The ropes are not unlimited and can fall off the icebergs if not held onto. When two people pick up the rope connecting them, if they do nothing else, they will remain that distance to each other. If one starts pulling, they will slowly come closer. If they both pull, the they will quickly come together. If one let's go and the other pulls, they will drift apart and the rope will run out. If one throws the rope away, same thing, only no chance of picking the rope up again.
Once the two are together, they simply need to maintain it until the icebergs become one. If the two become complacent and let the rope go, they will drift apart again. It could be fast or slow, but they will need to pull together again to not lose each other.
This scenario can work for any amount of people, such as a relationship of three people. The more they all pull together, the more unified they will become. It must be noted that even with relationships containing more than two people, that each individual relationship must be nurtured. You can love any number of people, but if you do not pull together on both ends, it can be difficult.
Those that desire the love pull the rope. Those that don't truly care, don't even hold the rope. Those that reject the love throw the rope away. And those that want it, but limit their effort, merely hold the rope and there is no progression in the relationship.
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We probably should have named this one Choosy Lovers or If we can't be lovers. Polygamy is a topic of hit debate nowadays. Join us as we discuss the fascination with people having more than one lover. The good, bad, and ugly. Is it selfish? Is it custom? Is it being open and honest? Is this what faithful is? We will have special guests from www.sisterwives.com on to speak to us about the concept and construct of how polygamy works.