Adeejay

When Kody moved in with Robyn full time, the other wives had only themselves to rely on. They had no choice but to take care of things without him. It made them independent. It was most likely when they started to realize that they didn’t really need him. It’s a proven fact that physical and emotional distance can kill love. It takes a lot to keep loving someone that’s never around.

I have seen pictures of Kody and Robyn out in the wild and I have yet to see one where they are even holding hands. In the malls, they just walk alongside each other and in restaurants they are either looking at the menu or staring at their phones. So apparently, Kody only feels the urge to ravish Robyn when the other wives are around.

I can’t begin to imagine how the OGs felt when they heard Kody say, “I wasn’t allowed to love Robyn.” It’s almost as if he is going out of his way to make those ladies feel less than. They all agreed that there would be no PDAs. So, he was okay with not showing them any type of public affection, but for Miss “Where Should I put my Bills”, it was a whole different ballgame. He wanted the world to see him hugging, kissing, and holding her hands. He even objected to having to sit so far from her at Meri’s. Every time I think this POS can’t sink any lower, he proves me wrong.

Before Covid, I can’t think of a time or instance when Janelle put her children first. When it comes to polygamy, Janelle who was born LDS, is the biggest Kool-Aid drinker. I lost all respect for her when she pulled Gabe out of his final year in High School to follow Kody who was following Robyn who was following her son to college in Arizona. Robyn would never in a million years allow one of Janelle’s kids to dictate where she lives.

So, Kody is only holding on to Meri and Janelle because he doesn’t want to lose Robyn’s respect. That is so disrespectful to Meri and Janelle. Everything this man does is about what is best for Robyn. And yet, he would have the world believe that he didn’t have a favorite.

So, Kody was actually in love with Janelle at one point. Interesting.

All it takes is dinner at Mariposa to make Janelle forget what a piece of crap Kody is or how horrible he treats her children.

Hey Robyn, save your tears for when the Bank forecloses on your mansion, and you have to work nights at Walmart or 7-11.

"It will have a stove, a fridge and everything."

Meri's paycheck more so than Meri is a part of Kody's future.

Kody has one wife that he really loves and the last thing he wants is to lose her respect. So, in order to not lose her respect, he is willing to go along with whatever she wants. What a condescendingly swell guy!

They will see it on TV. Hence why Meri finally pulled the plug.

"And I will always love you." At this point, Meri is just torturing Kody. It's apparent that she enjoys watching him squirm.

To recap: Kody doesn't want Meri; he really, really doesn't. And he wishes Robyn wouldn't try and force things, because it's making him uncomfortable.

Just in case anyone thinks Kody is interested in whether Meri goes or stays, for the record he wants everyone to know that he doesn't care.

I can't tell if Garrison is joking about the leases.

Meri, the reason he wore the ring is because he wants you to notice.

"Quasi plural marriage mess." Oh, Kody.

Is it polygamy if a man has a secret second family in another state that only he knows about? Asking for a friend.

I believe Robyn has passive-aggressively set Kody up to fail in his other relationships. For example, after Christine left, Kody flipped out on Janelle and threw a tantrum. He recognized his lousy behavior and apologized. Robyn immediately swooped in and assured him that he was justified in doing exactly what he did. Thus, ensuring that his derangement continued.

Based on her actions, it was crystal clear that Robyn lacked genuine interest in Kody’s relationship with Meri. So, seeing her wring her hand about the state of said relationship is laughable. She knows Kody and Meri have been struggling for over a decade. She knows Meri is unhappy in a non-functioning marriage, so why doesn’t she want her to move on? I can’t help but wonder why Robyn didn’t beg Janelle to hold on. I noticed she didn’t include her in the “rebuilding” conversation.

"I feel tricked" says the woman who climbed over the backs of three timid women to become the legal wife and now lives in a $890,000 mansion complete with a nanny. How I wish someone would have tricked me like that.

I love how Meri is laying it on the line. She can totally see through Robyn blaming everything on Christine.

Hey Kody, I have news for you. Janelle and Robyn don't have a relationship and never will. Janelle can see her for the parasite that she is.

Robyn knows the answer to Meri's question about why Kody isn't trying to win her back, but she won't say. I don't understand why Meri trusts this woman. She is not her friend.