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Was watching the latest episode where Amber has to go to therapy to deal w/ the stress of her life. She said she was angry and resentful that Bryce and Elizabeth didn't plan better and had to move back home. I thought it was Amber and Trent idea for them to move back home?? I didn't really understand why Bryce and Liz had to move back to the parents house. Don't they both have full time jobs? It's not like they're 15 and having a baby. Liz was 21 I think and Bryce was 22. I hope that in real rime they have moved out by now.

From what I read online both of the parents grew up in Ogdensburg, New York (near the Canadian border). I don't know how long they have lived in West Virginia but I don't think they have any connection to Michigan or the Midwest.

I couldn't understand why they were painting the tables bright blue. It might be an okay color if they were for a preschool or daycare playground, but not for that location. If the only reason Kody wants to keep the land is to occasionally have picnics there, that's kind of dumb. As others have said, are there no parks in Flagstaff? Of course then the kids might encounter other humans in these parks and not feel "safe." Also, when they showed the flashbacks of Kody swimming in the retaining pond, couldn't someone get sick from that? There must be bacteria in the water.

I've not been on top of the Brown family news lately. Been busy with Christmas and New Years. I was just reading about this over 7000 square foot home that Kody and Robyn just purchased. Holy crap! What do they need all that space for? Are they assuming that Dayton, Aurora and Breanna are going to be living at home for a long time? So, are they not going to be building on "The Land" that they've been talking about for years?

I like Meri a lot more than in the beginning of the show. It's nice to see that she has a life and friends outside of the Browns. In the previews for next week it shows Robyn asking Kody again if he thinks Janelle will reconcile with him. Also, in the episode where they were discussing dividing up the land Robyn said in a talking head interview that she still had hope that Janelle and Meri would build on the land. Why the heck is Robyn so hell bent that Janelle reconciles and/ or build a house next to them? She was never close to Janelle. Janelle even said at lunch w/ Kody in that attic/restaurant that she didn't have much in common with Robyn.

I said this like two years ago that they should have a spin off show with Christine, Janelle and Meri. Starting new careers, traveling dating etc. I said they should use Natasha Bedingfield's song Unwriiten as the theme song. "Live your life with arms wide open Today is where your book begins The rest is still unwritten..."

I feel bad for Truely. Has Christine even though about how all of this will affect her? She's only 12 or 13. For some kids having a new stepfather come into the family can be really hard.

They need to do a Golden Bachelor in Paradise. Are you listening ABC?? With all the "Mansion Men" and the "cast offs" from Gerry's season. Susan, Nancy, April etc.

I did a little googling and found an answer to my question. Misty has been married for 23 years and has 4 boys. I guess her husband and kids don't want to be on the show. There's a lot of boys in that family. Misty has 4 boys, Amanda has 4 boys, Amy has two boys. Link below has pictures of Misty's family. https://screenrant.com/1000-lb-sisters-misty-slaton-wentworth-age-job-instagram-facts/

I couldn't believe the low level conversation, considering it was the first time they met David. "Do you fart in front of each other?" "Do you poop in front of each other?" Tony saying "the third date means s**." And stop making out every 5 seconds. Christine acts like she's in high school. sheesh. I feel bad for Ysobel. She seems like she's really struggling to accept this.

Is Misty married and does she have kids? Maybe it was mentioned before and I missed it. Tammy's behavior at the doctor's office was horrible. It was like a toddler. I can see why Amanda wants to get away from the family for awhile. BTW, what does Amanda do for work?

I thought it was interesting that Robyn said she always wanted to be in polygamy but in recalling her own childhood she said her bio father was hardly ever present in her life.

Probably not. As others have said, they seem very emotionally stunted. They seem more like middle schoolers. I assume it is because so much was done for them. They didn't really grow up and have normal lives after high school. I assume they never held full time jobs. Neither of them drive. Yes, Amy did get married and have two kids but she doesn't seem able to handle basic household duties (cooking, cleaning etc.).

Amy: "I never follow a recipe." Um, maybe you should. The food would taste better. She could take a cooking class or watch some you tube videos and learn something.

... 18 hours ago 22 hours ago, applewood said: Regarding Gabe, I thought the moving to Flagstaff was one of the saddest episode. As others said, if he stayed in LV he could have gotten a wrestling scholarship. If I recall, initially Janelle did stick up for her kids, saying that Hunter and Maddie really had a hard time with the move to Vegas and she didn't want to go through that again. But then she caved to Kody. I think it was later explained in an interview with Gwendolyn that the primary reason they moved to Flagstaff was because Dayton wanted to go to college there and Robyn didn't want him to move alone. Do you remember what season this was? Do you mean the initial talk about selling the houses and moving? That was season 13 episode 4. Or do you mean Gwendolyn's comments? That wasn't in an episode. I just read it online. https://allaboutthetea.com/2022/11/29/gwendlyn-brown-confirms-real-reason-for-sister-wives-familys-move-to-flagstaff/