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Hi @davidthebuilder and welcome to the big reality check on biblical marriage. You are in exactly the same place most men here have been in or are in. So, welcome aboard.
You claim to be a Bible believing Christian. Okay, so start with...
It does break the advice to not talk about it and avoid the topic, but if your wife does get an idea into her head that you're being led astray by crazy people on the internet trying to lead you into sin, and does need some persuading that is not...
This!
This is how you lead. Do. Not. Give. Ground!
Part of that is refusal to engage. Not because your position is not right, but because it would only strengthen her determination to oppose you.
She must accept your right to believe it...
That’s how it worked for me. I had the advantage that m wife knew I believed it when we got married but I told her exactly what I told you I tell your wife. I didn’t follow my own advice as well as I should have and it took four years for the...
Insightful, thank you. I may just use this.
I’d prefer to avoid the black mark of losing this one, and patience is something I do believe will fix this.
My best case is she comes around and absolves the vow and helps me should we go down that...
You ARE NOT going to be polygynous any time soon. Set the desire aside. Tell your wife this:
“I love you and I will never give up being your husband. We were married under a vow of monogamy and I will honor that vow. I will not pursue polygyny...
Almost every single thing that we learn about in the Word requires action on our part
This is not one of them.
Yes, acceptance of this truth is required, but our knee jerk reaction to act on it is not correct.
Ps. It’s a common problem, most...
My honest advice is that you should drop this issue entirely.
You've only been married for 2 1/2 years. That's nothing. Enjoy the wife God has given you, and build a solid marriage with her. If you were to take another wife in the short term...