So Im up looking up stuff and I stumble upon this flyer that read "Polygyny the best marriage solution for single black women? Omar Tyree y'all know the one that writes all the good books, like Fly Girls and Why good women love bad men. He said he believes polygamy is the solution for improving the black family. "People such as Michael Jordan can afford to have more than one household, with more than one wife. There could be more privileged black children if wealthy, successful, black men were able to marry more than one woman," he said. I can say a lot about this however I will just say I disagree. But Im curious on how many people actually agree with this. Is this the solution will this solve all our problems? How many women would be ok with living this life?
According to the US Census Bureau for every 100 black women there is 87 black men. Out of those 87 men how many of them are homosexuals,in jail or refuse to date black women? Riiiiiiiggggght. Shoot out of those 100 women how many of them are actually "good women" (im just saying)? Why is it that a white woman knows she will get married and a black woman hopes to get married? I don't know honestly I wish I had the answer I would be married right now. I date out side my race and I often get the "oh girl imma get me one too". I laugh cause what I have learned is most certainly a man will be a man regardless of his skin color trust me. I wish I knew where all the good black men were, shoot how about just a good man. *sigh
So what is Polygyny? here is the definition from Wikipedia:
Polygyny (from neo-Greek: πολύ poly - "many", and γυνή gyny - "woman or wife")[1] is a form of marriage in which a man has two or more wives at the same time.[2] In countries where the practice is illegal, the man is referred to as a bigamist or a polygamist. It is distinguished from relationships where a man has a sexual partner outside marriage, such as a concubine, casual sexual partner, paramour, cohabits with a married woman or other culturally but not legally recognized secondary partner. Polygyny is the most common form of polygamy; the much rarer practice of polyandry is the form of marriage in which one woman has two or more husbands at the same time.[3]
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We are living in a closed system in the West, where we're more pagan in understanding of sex and marriage than Christian. The Hebrews and the ancients, apart from the Greeks & Romans, saw marriage as marriage; whether the man slept and kept 1 woman ever or 10 women ever...if he took responsibility for them, they were his wives (women). There was no "poly", "mono", etc, until the hypocritical Greek tribes & Romans who believed in the "don't touch, don't taste, don't eat" doctrine of self-righteousness. In this false doctrine, less is best, and women are a necessary evil...you see the first feminists were men, only it wasn't the women crying out for freedom, it was the men! Women were the problem, so the less men touched, tasted, and enjoyed them, the better..Thus comes your root of monogamy. If a man loves women, to take them as an actual wife, there must be something WRONG with HIM. Look at my last words and the nature of the sexes, you beginning to see now? And look where it led those pagans...to go after their own flesh. What are we doing today..and what did the feminists want for women in the 60s (also financed and started by men) to go after each other. Let that sink in. God said "be fruitful and multiply"..but we say NO, I WON'T..NOT WITH THOSE MEN..or it's evil or inconvenient..or I don't need no ___. This is why monogamy is pushed so hard. Not because it's wrong or evil. The Africans are doing what they knew was right for thousands of years..how old is the West again, in all our "wisdom"?
A guy I am very much interested in justinformed me that he practices polygny. Prior to his I had never heard of it. I am not for sure why he told me this out of the blue because the conversation was not going toward"relationship mode". I was involved with a married mn, not proud of this, but in a sense i already particpated in Polygny, (sort of), so is it etter to be up front about it, or lie abut it? I dont know. Jury is still out on that one.
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