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Hello hello.
I deleted all my social media, my FB and others a couple years ago, and now I'm posting to a polyamory site at the risk of exposing myself. It's funny, to me at least.
To be brief, I am 36. I'm married and a father many times over. I am happy with my life overall.
As a Bible believer, I have wrestled with mono/poly since the age of 12-13, when I was given my first Bible.
After reading through the threads, I have found many of you to have a similar backgrounds, with similar and dissimilar results. My faith is solid and yet my faith in the church is not.
I wish to live a private unspoiled life, but unfortunately, that seems to no longer be possible. After years of silence and faithfulness to my wife, I decided to share my desire to add an additional woman to my household, to my wife's surprise, or shock, really.
This does not feel like the place and time to quote scripture, or preach... so I'll simply say this. Polygyny (1 man + 2 or more women) is not sin. No one has produced chapter and verse to convince me otherwise. And likewise, no one has convinced me that monogamy is the ONLY path forward in Christianity.
I'm crazy and boring at the same time, at least, according to some people.
I pay my taxes, and own my own home. I don't drink (10 years sober). I don't smoke. I'm like 90% vegetarian.. I love my wife and my children and God.
If I'm greedy for wanting something, so be it. But the thing I want is more of what I have, familial love. I love my family and simply desire to grow my family Biblically.
I disagree with many lifestyles, as I'm sure you can guess.
But I must ask why men are vilified for wanting to love and cherish a woman for the rest of his and her lifetime? Especially in contrast to the guys that may only want a woman for her body on a temporary basis.
For 15 years, I have been faithful.
I am a sinner, like every one of you.
I will contend that not only is polygyny acceptable, but ALSO good and righteous, when carried out righteously, that is.
I look forward to the opportunity to share in discussions and meet some new people.
Thank you.
I deleted all my social media, my FB and others a couple years ago, and now I'm posting to a polyamory site at the risk of exposing myself. It's funny, to me at least.
To be brief, I am 36. I'm married and a father many times over. I am happy with my life overall.
As a Bible believer, I have wrestled with mono/poly since the age of 12-13, when I was given my first Bible.
After reading through the threads, I have found many of you to have a similar backgrounds, with similar and dissimilar results. My faith is solid and yet my faith in the church is not.
I wish to live a private unspoiled life, but unfortunately, that seems to no longer be possible. After years of silence and faithfulness to my wife, I decided to share my desire to add an additional woman to my household, to my wife's surprise, or shock, really.
This does not feel like the place and time to quote scripture, or preach... so I'll simply say this. Polygyny (1 man + 2 or more women) is not sin. No one has produced chapter and verse to convince me otherwise. And likewise, no one has convinced me that monogamy is the ONLY path forward in Christianity.
I'm crazy and boring at the same time, at least, according to some people.
I pay my taxes, and own my own home. I don't drink (10 years sober). I don't smoke. I'm like 90% vegetarian.. I love my wife and my children and God.
If I'm greedy for wanting something, so be it. But the thing I want is more of what I have, familial love. I love my family and simply desire to grow my family Biblically.
I disagree with many lifestyles, as I'm sure you can guess.
But I must ask why men are vilified for wanting to love and cherish a woman for the rest of his and her lifetime? Especially in contrast to the guys that may only want a woman for her body on a temporary basis.
For 15 years, I have been faithful.
I am a sinner, like every one of you.
I will contend that not only is polygyny acceptable, but ALSO good and righteous, when carried out righteously, that is.
I look forward to the opportunity to share in discussions and meet some new people.
Thank you.