S11.E11: Being Gay and Religious

[Galloway Cave]

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The Sister Wives visit Mariah and her fiancee, Audry, in Chicago; Mariah reveals her struggles growing up gay in their polygamous church.

Good gawd, a full hour of Wxke Womxn Marixh, Queen of the ChiTown Coffee Shxps and IG Griftxrs. I will need extra booze.

Let's see if the struggles she reveals match up with her statements made during previous episodes and online.

How long is season? Eleven episodes covering three topics so far. My brain is mush.

[Irate Panda]

Special Guest Appearance: Screaming, thrashing cute uterus

Edited March 15, 2020 by Irate Panda

[Rabbittron]

2 hours ago, Galloway Cave said:

 

How long is season? Eleven episodes covering three topics so far. My brain is mush.

Way to long.

[Kohola3]

Princess Woke has made no reference whatsoever to religion in how long?  But they are going to manage to do one whole episode on it?  Must be taking some creative writing to manage that.  What a load of crap.

[toodles]

Ugh.  That is all.

[Sandy W]

I have pen and paper poised at the ready to take notes on the enlightenment Mariah may be offering tonight. 

[xwordfanatik]

9 hours ago, Irate Panda said:

Special Guest Appearance: Screaming, thrashing cute uterus

In Snowflake's case, it's called a cuterus.  😄

I didn't make that up, read it right here.  Kudos to the maker-upper!

[dreadfulLeigh]

I misread this title as Being Gay and Ridiculous 😂 

[Irate Panda]

2 hours ago, xwordfanatik said:

In Snowflake's case, it's called a cuterus.  😄

I didn't make that up, read it right here.  Kudos to the maker-upper!

It is a cuterus!  Although I hear it’s not as nice as Miami because

[monagatuna]

I am not religious, but bi, and never really understood the difficulty being gay and religious because, well, duh. But instead of watching this BS, maybe check out Dan Reynolds' (lead singer of Imagine Dragons) documentary Believer. He's not gay but he does a great job finding gay people who grew up Mormon and helping them tell their stories. I believe I watched it on HBO+ but it may be more widely available now. If you're not religious, it's easy to be like, fine, peace out Jesus, and just go be your gay self, but Mormons are heavily indoctrinated--in many ways brainwashed--and it's not so easy for them to give up their prophet so they can be their true selves. It's absolutely heartbreaking.

[ginger90]

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https://mobile.twitter.com/TLC/status/1239250110397251588

Edited March 15, 2020 by ginger90

[texasbluebonnets]

what?  Nothing about the property?  

[toodles]

7 hours ago, Sandy W said:

I have pen and paper poised at the ready to take notes on the enlightenment Mariah may be offering tonight. 

As you should be.

 

[TeacherWoman]

2 hours ago, ginger90 said:

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https://mobile.twitter.com/TLC/status/1239250110397251588

Bless her heart.  Production has professional hair stylists, and Mariah's hair still looks undone. 

She needs a DevaCurl cut.  Stat!

[xwordfanatik]

Well, Snowflake has already spilled that she uses DevaCurl No-Poo.  Trouble is, her hair looks greasy and unwashed, so she needs sudsy Poo for her oiliness.  So does Kootie, for that matter.

I'm on edge waiting for the pearls of wisdom Her Wokeness will impart.  Yeah, sure!  The snark should be gold tomorrow.  That's what I enjoy, with all of you 🙂

[Rabbit Hutch]

1 hour ago, toodles said:

As you should be.

 

I was eavesdropping on you and SandyW's posts just now, and I don't believe you two ladies are taking MOORIAH and her superior wokeness seriously.  I'm reporting y'all to the dean!  😛

[Sandy W]

25 minutes ago, Rabbit Hutch said:

I was eavesdropping on you and SandyW's posts just now, and I don't believe you two ladies are taking MOORIAH and her superior wokeness seriously.  I'm reporting y'all to the dean!  😛

if i get expelled for not being a woke folx ima gonna go all bunny boiler on ya!🐇🍲🥰

[Tabbygirl521]

6 hours ago, monagatuna said:

I am not religious, but bi, and never really understood the difficulty being gay and religious because, well, duh. But instead of watching this BS, maybe check out Dan Reynolds' (lead singer of Imagine Dragons) documentary Believer. He's not gay but he does a great job finding gay people who grew up Mormon and helping them tell their stories. I believe I watched it on HBO+ but it may be more widely available now. If you're not religious, it's easy to be like, fine, peace out Jesus, and just go be your gay self, but Mormons are heavily indoctrinated--in many ways brainwashed--and it's not so easy for them to give up their prophet so they can be their true selves. It's absolutely heartbreaking.

Yeah, i sometimes wonder why people who feel excluded don’t explore some other religions that would accept them but you’re right, Mariah, like others, grew up in a tradition that is big in control. I hope she can give herself permission to seek another tradition that honors everyone. 

[LAMMA]

The wives seem to be enjoying the rift between rest between sobbin and kootie

[suev33 3]

Hi all....yawn.   i keep getting distracted and losing interest in this show......ugh!!.  i know,  i can change the channel, but old habits die hard, dammit! 😆

[Galloway Cave]

Live Chat thread is open.

[LAMMA]

So what's Audrey's story?  Isn't she from a richish family. 

[LAMMA]

Truly is truly annoying. 

[suzywallis]

20 minutes ago, LAMMA said:

Truly is truly annoying. 

I feel for her.  She is anxious and scared, and his dumbass is pushing it.   Give her a chance and make her feel safe.  She had training wheels.  Let her use them.   Kody pisses me off.

[toodles]

1 hour ago, Rabbit Hutch said:

I was eavesdropping on you and SandyW's posts just now, and I don't believe you two ladies are taking MOORIAH and her superior wokeness seriously.  I'm reporting y'all to the dean!  😛

Oh please don't tell on me!  on second thought, wth.  I'll just ditch detention anyway.

[Adeejay]

Only an idiot would teach a kid to ride a bike on concrete.  I find Truely to be quite temperamental.  

I don’t know whose bright idea it was to invite Robyn to Chicago. She seemed like a fish out of water and clearly didn’t want to be there.  

[DakotaJustice]

Omg - Audrey has gained so. Much. Weight. 

As has Mariah whose stupid bra is way too small.

[NotinKansasanymore]

Am I really watching a woman cry and act like a victim cause she gets to buy a house? Really Robyn? 

I feel so sorry for you that you just had to buy a 900,000 dollar home for your family. Poor poor you. 

[Kyanight]

So there they are all having a nice breakfast/lunch/dinner/whatever the hell time of day and meal it was... laughing and chatting and hopefully eating good food... when Robyn HAS to throw a pity party for herself and start crying YET AGAIN!  "My kids NEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDD me".....:::fakecryfakecrywhimper:::    "I have to find a HOUSE to rent.... WHY AM I IN CHICAGO?"  :::crycrycrycrypickeyebooger:::

 

YES Robyn - WHY did you even bother going to Chicago?  You can bawl and cry and feel sorry for yourself back in Flagstaff.  She bawls over the most ridiculous things.  If life ever throws her something serious, she will completely fall apart.   I wish one of the wives had tossed some confetti in her face to make her pity party more festive.

[Tabbygirl521]

Yes! Meri! “I don’t think God cares where you live.” 

[Xena]

When Truely was begging to get off the bike, and Kody would not let her, I just kept muttering asshole, asshole, asshole.

I mean, that's normally my response to him, but the asshole quotient was off the charts last night with this one.

 

 

[Sofa Sloth]

Mariah is just another version of her persecuted parents, with her revisionist victim boo hoo mentality of ‘my childhood was so terrible’...Girl, please. You grew up a privileged spoilt only child. Compared to your siblings you got; one-on-one time with your dad every 3rd night, choices of massive bedrooms and nice new things, plenty of food, you got to attend an expensive college, your own car etc etc - all due to your mom having the same budget to raise you, as all the sister wives with huge families to support. Imagine the shit sandwich her siblings got, dealing with More-riah - all bratty, self-righteous and favored with the lion share of the resources, yet she thinks her childhood sucked? Yes ok, she came to realisation she was gay, must have been hard, but she also has the adoring unconditional acceptance of family and decided herself not to identify as religious anyway - she didn’t even attend their church after they left Lehi when she was like 13, just family services? The pity party for her terrible persecuted childhood and Audrey shedding tears over it is stupid. 

Interesting she’s insistent she doesn’t want to have the kids, in her ‘cute little uterus’. She sure was keen to control Meri’s uterus and insist on a full sibling with a Veruca Salt tantrum many a time in the past. Hopefully Meri harasses her on that statement, the same way More-riah harassed her, when she announced she wasn’t having more kids - Brat still deserves some Karma. 

The scene with Truly actually hurt my heart, Kody’s obviously spent feck all father time with her, we all saw she got shafted right from birth when Kody had his new toy Robyn to focus on, then her kids that followed. That is painfully obvious because at 9 she can’t ride a bike, meanwhile king Solomon rides in circles around her like Lance fucking Armstrong. They way Kody forced her into going fast when she was screaming ‘no stop!’ was shocking. She was genuinely fearful and that was some shit parenting. He obviously has no clue how to interact with her or relate to her, (probably as he barely knows her name cos she isn’t Robyn’s kid). 

Also telling that Robyn and Kody must buy a house ‘together’ and be ‘on the same page’, but the other wives can just fend for themselves and decide whatever they want to do for their houses as their choices don’t mean shit to Kody. Proof that the legal marriage holder does indeed matter more. 

Edited March 16, 2020 by Sofa Sloth
Fixing some obvious bad grammar 😉

[ginger90]

Janelle and Robyn were the only ones tweeting last night. Nothing interesting.

Here’s Robyn’s:

[ginger90]

Janelle’s:

 

[Pepper Mostly]

39 minutes ago, Xena said:

When Truely was begging to get off the bike, and Kody would not let her, I just kept muttering asshole, asshole, asshole.

I mean, that's normally my response to him, but the asshole quotient was off the charts last night with this one.

 

 

I came here to say this very thing. The sight of Truly, red faced, crying, begging to stop, and Kody laughing at her, made me murderous. What a horrible, horrible person and shit father he is.

[Granny58]

10 hours ago, Tabbygirl521 said:

Yeah, i sometimes wonder why people who feel excluded don’t explore some other religions that would accept them but you’re right, Mariah, like others, grew up in a tradition that is big in control. I hope she can give herself permission to seek another tradition that honors everyone. 

I haven't watched the episode yet but I do want to contribute my thoughts to this angle of her story (if I'm understanding the comments correctly).  I am religious so I can understand that side.  If one truly believes in an ideology, such as a creator God who has given mankind the basis for behavior and belief, then it is not a matter of exploring other religions to find a more acceptable fit.  If I believe water is wet, I can't join a group that says it is dry.  I have fairly fundamental beliefs about Christianity which I believe right down to my core and would be averse to joining a liberal denomination.   In fact, I left a denomination which turned more liberal than I could stomach.   It is not a matter of, for example, the downtown library's book club isn't a good fit so I'm going to join the gym instead.  She needs to examine her soul, decide what she really thinks is the truth and important, and follow that whether it fits with her lifestyle or not.  

[Granny58]

what is this generational prejudice Janelle tweeted about?  People disagreeing with them again, which in their book amounts to "prejudice?"  

[Kyanight]

48 minutes ago, Sofa Sloth said:

Also telling that Robyn and Kody must buy a house ‘together’ and be ‘on the same page’, but the other wives can just fend for themselves and decide whatever they want to do for their houses as their choices don’t mean shit to Kody. Proof that the legal marriage holder does indeed matter more. 

MANY first wives will tell you this isn't true.  ROBYN matters more.

[Kohola3]

Wow, very little chat about the show last night.  Must have been a crushing bore.

[truebluesmoky]

Christine has obviously been teaching Truely about consent and ownership of her own body, as evidenced by her talking head in which she says “It’s my body, so I shouldn’t have to ride a bike if I don’t want to.” But when she tried to tell Kody it should be her choice, he said she was too young to make that kind of choice. That’s some dangerous shit. It’s one thing to explain that parents have to make some choices for you when it comes to stuff like vaccines and taking antibiotics or needing your tonsils out or something, but riding a bike is not in that category. There is no reason she should have to learn when she’s scared and has no interest.

[Roslyn]

2 hours ago, Sofa Sloth said:

The scene with Truly actually hurt my heart, Kody’s obviously spent feck all father time with her, we all saw she got shafted right from birth when Kody had his new toy Robyn to focus on, then her kids that followed. That is painfully obvious because at 9 she can’t ride a bike, meanwhile king Solomon rides in circles around her like Lance fucking Armstrong. They way Kody forced her into going fast when she was screaming ‘no stop!’ was shocking. She was genuinely fearful and that was some shit parenting. He obviously has no clue how to interact with her or relate to her, (probably as he barely knows her name cos she isn’t Robyn’s kid).

 

1 hour ago, Pepper Mostly said:

I came here to say this very thing. The sight of Truly, red faced, crying, begging to stop, and Kody laughing at her, made me murderous. What a horrible, horrible person and shit father he is.

A small tell that this was really just done for the cameras was Kody's talking head at the very beginning.  He clearly stated that he was spending the time showing Truely AND Solomon how to ride bikes.  Yet the opening of the scene was Truely snipping at Solomon about how HE had been riding for years and she had NOT been riding for years.  Most likely just before that Solomon had snipped to her about how easy it was or something, yet we didn't see that on camera. Obviously Kody was only putting Truely on the camera with a mic to pick up her fear.

Yep the whining is very irritating, but its a sign that she was reverting to every skill she had to try to get through to her caveman of a father that this is terrifies her and he needs to back off and care about HER for a moment.  I think it was stated in the Live Chat why was he pushing her so hard and fast? Well, I'll put my response here...all I could think of was Kody was trying to force her to "make a movie memory".  Just like Michael Scott...in the movies the Dad's run behind the bike just holding the seat while the child pedals and then the Dad lets go and the child rides free because he is super Dad who got the kid to ride the bike.  Yea. No Kody.  You knew in advance that Christine had tried to teach Truely before, and there was something there that her own mother couldn't work through with kindness and patience.  Sure, maybe good old kiddo stubbornness, but pushing her and telling her that she gets NO choices and it's just too bad, scared or not... suck it up  for Dad's Tee Vee show kiddo.  I'll bet the kids at school will love that scene. No matter how SHE was behaving (obviously she has zero connection or trust with him...) HE was the ADULT who should be able to take better control of the situation.

AND...I really think if the cameras were NOT there then the whole thing would have played out very differently.  Kody's "laughing about being SO patient" was only for the cameras.  If he was there with just the kids and no moms he would have been the nasty shit that we have seen off and on for the whole series.

[laurakaye]

 

9 hours ago, Kyanight said:

So there they are all having a nice breakfast/lunch/dinner/whatever the hell time of day and meal it was... laughing and chatting and hopefully eating good food... when Robyn HAS to throw a pity party for herself and start crying YET AGAIN!  "My kids NEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDD me".....:::fakecryfakecrywhimper:::    "I have to find a HOUSE to rent.... WHY AM I IN CHICAGO?"  :::crycrycrycrypickeyebooger:::

My gosh but that woman is completely insufferable.  If you are going to be living in a cardboard box on the street with your five kids in less than 60 days, WHY DID YOU GO TO CHICAGO?  Once again, the Queen of Darkness has to make everything about herself and her awful, terrible life...I mean, my goodness - her kids might have to SHARE A ROOM.  She might not have a private bathroom for every single member of her house!  Never mind that Mariah and Audge are making wedding plans....Robyn might have to live in an icky rental and it might be smaller than Janelle's!  Or Meri's!  I loathe that woman.

 

4 minutes ago, truebluesmoky said:

Christine has obviously been teaching Truely about consent and ownership of her own body, as evidenced by her talking head in which she says “It’s my body, so I shouldn’t have to ride a bike if I don’t want to.” But when she tried to tell Kody it should be her choice, he said she was too young to make that kind of choice. That’s some dangerous shit. 

1000000% this.  I was irate at watching Kody force his daughter to do something she clearly did NOT WANT TO DO.  And given how Truly is probably the child out of all of them who likely got the very least amount of time with her "father," I don't blame her one single bit.  She may be young but she's no fool.  This guy is teaching her to ride a bike for the cameras and I think she senses that.  Also, it makes my heart sad because Truly usually looks less than cared for.  I mean, she's nine and nine year olds aren't typically the peak of hygiene, but her hair always looks like it hasn't been washed in days and her clothes look like they came out of the bottom of the hamper.

Let one of her older sisters or half-siblings teach her to ride that bike and I bet she learns it in a day.

[DeusExMaraschino]

1 hour ago, Granny58 said:

I haven't watched the episode yet but I do want to contribute my thoughts to this angle of her story (if I'm understanding the comments correctly).  I am religious so I can understand that side.  If one truly believes in an ideology, such as a creator God who has given mankind the basis for behavior and belief, then it is not a matter of exploring other religions to find a more acceptable fit.  If I believe water is wet, I can't join a group that says it is dry.  I have fairly fundamental beliefs about Christianity which I believe right down to my core and would be averse to joining a liberal denomination.   In fact, I left a denomination which turned more liberal than I could stomach.   It is not a matter of, for example, the downtown library's book club isn't a good fit so I'm going to join the gym instead.  She needs to examine her soul, decide what she really thinks is the truth and important, and follow that whether it fits with her lifestyle or not.  

I agree.  For a lot of people, religion is a part of their life, like a community or a social outlet.  For some people, religion serves a much deeper function.  Religion (and the doctrine) is the center of your life and your community, school, family et al and guides every aspect of your life.  If you grow up in a family like this (I did) it is not as easy as just dismissing one church and going to the Baptist church down the road.  It's your entire life and the filter through which you see the world. 

I don't particularly like Mariah, but I will say that her coming out as gay probably was very difficult.  Admitting to something that she likely has been told her entire life will send her to hell must be tough.  Kody and Meri and her siblings may have been supportive but I guarantee that various cousins, aunts/uncles, church friends etc probably were not.  And that must sting.

[Adiba]

3 hours ago, Xena said:

When Truely was begging to get off the bike, and Kody would not let her, I just kept muttering asshole, asshole, asshole.

I mean, that's normally my response to him, but the asshole quotient was off the charts last night with this one.

 

 

I didn't watch, and now I'm glad--I might've thrown something at the TV. Kody gets my blood boiling often.

[texasbluebonnets]

Don't worry Mariah, your family and yourself are NOT polygamists (anymore).  

[Twopper]

Does anyone have a time line for this episode?  Is it spring or early summer of 2019?

I think I can predict the next two seasons--is this only the 11th season; it fills like this show has been running since Hector was a pup--

Season 12-  2 separate parties for Mariah and Audrey;  maybe 3 if there is one in Chicago.  Meri and Robyn are shown moving into the new houses.  More scenes with panic disorder. More scenes with Truley.  Lengthy discussions of turning the "pond' into a fishing ponds vs. a "cement pond" ala the Bev Hillbillies.   Discussion of treatment for Maddie's baby.  Robyn is stressed.  Meri is stressed.  Janelle gains weight.  Christine seems happy.  Kody is angry.

Season 13-- plans for Mariah's wedding.  Kody is stressed out about finances and houses.  Dayton moves to live with his dad.  Show revolves around "triplets" going to college.   Truely rides on back of a motorcycle.  Robyn cries.  Meri commutes to her B and B in an RV.  Janelle gains weight.  Kody is angry. 

2 hours ago, Granny58 said:

what is this generational prejudice Janelle tweeted about?  People disagreeing with them again, which in their book amounts to "prejudice?"  

This is just Janelle showing us she is "woke" because there is intersectionality between being an oppressed polygamist and being LGBT. 

I already disliked Kody, but I rilly lost it when he was trying to teach Truley to ride a bike.  He and Solomon at one point were riding circles around her which would make her nervous.  He purposely scared her.  I think she is a bit of an obnoxious drama queen, but I blame him for a lot of her behaviour. 

Thanks to whoever knew that the older woman was Kody's mom as I had no clue.

I didn't dislike Mariah quite as much as usual, but that may be because Audrey was there, too.   Do they rilly have 3 dogs in that apartment.  Speaking of which, it seemed awfully nice of an apartment for a grad student--especially considering the COL in Chicago. 

By the time they build on the Prairie Dog Plains, there would only be a few minor children leff--perhaps 5 at most.   They really screwed up their lives even more by this stupid move to Flag.

[Tabbygirl521]

3 hours ago, Granny58 said:

I haven't watched the episode yet but I do want to contribute my thoughts to this angle of her story (if I'm understanding the comments correctly).  I am religious so I can understand that side.  If one truly believes in an ideology, such as a creator God who has given mankind the basis for behavior and belief, then it is not a matter of exploring other religions to find a more acceptable fit.  If I believe water is wet, I can't join a group that says it is dry.  I have fairly fundamental beliefs about Christianity which I believe right down to my core and would be averse to joining a liberal denomination.   In fact, I left a denomination which turned more liberal than I could stomach.   It is not a matter of, for example, the downtown library's book club isn't a good fit so I'm going to join the gym instead.  She needs to examine her soul, decide what she really thinks is the truth and important, and follow that whether it fits with her lifestyle or not.  

But clearly Mariah doesn’t believe her original religion’s tenets “down to her core” if that tradition holds that being gay is a sin and she does not. I’m not sure what you mean by a “liberal” church but I’ll share that I’m Episcopalian. The priests in my church teach the word of God, and that Jesus died for the sins of humankind and will come again. Pretty mainstream stuff. Everyone is welcome: to attend services, to participate or not in responses, singing, Communion and other rituals - and no one is held to be “less than” or sinful because of their sexuality. 

ETA: I realize that it’s not always easy to leave one’s religion. But a person who feels rejected and put down by the tenets of their religion can surely explore other options to see if they find a tradition that makes them feel welcome BEFORE they make the difficult decision to leave what they know. You can also be religious without attending church at all IMO. Anyway, Mariah has already left the Church of Kody by rejecting polygamy. So if she is feeling a lack in her life that a church would help with, I hope she’ll explore. Unlike many here I like Mariah (and Audrey) and I hope Mariah finds what she needs.

ETA again (LOL): I just remembered that Kody kind of opened the episode by telling how he’s never really required his kids to strictly follow his beliefs and that he leaves it to them to makes their own choices and conclusions. This may be one of the only things I really like about him. 

Edited March 16, 2020 by Tabbygirl521

[SunnyBeBe]

11 hours ago, NotinKansasanymore said:

Am I really watching a woman cry and act like a victim cause she gets to buy a house? Really Robyn? 

I feel so sorry for you that you just had to buy a 900,000 dollar home for your family. Poor poor you. 

What gets me is that ROBYN has the nerve to make a statement about how not being able to rent a house to her satisfaction  making her feel UNSAFE....what the hey does that mean?  It infers that she's afraid of her husband and that is a very cruel thing to say if it's not true.  To my knowledge no one has ever said that about Kody. AND, we know that Robyn made some similar comment about not feeling safe with her ex-husband. (Back when she was bashing her ex.) I don't think that was confirmed.   Both are very inappropriate and misguided comments, if not true. AND THEN ROBYN has the nerve to say that she has a desire of where she wants to throw the AX!  VERY improper.  You don't even joke about physical violence with your spouse.  It really made me mistrust her.  I hope Kody protects himself.  When people show you who they are, you need to believe it. 

Edited March 16, 2020 by SunnyBeBe

[Elizzikra]

I have never liked Kody and this episode was another nail in his coffin as far as I'm concerned. Truely did totally grate on my nerves but she's nine. There is no reason on earth that she HAS to learn how to ride a bike - ever. And she certainly doesn't need to learn on Kody's timeline. He's an asshole and he's only cemented her fear. What a dickhead.

[Tabbygirl521]

This might be one of the first eps where I really felt the women seemed okay together - even Meri, though I’m sure having Mariah there was a factor. Robyn wasn’t in the spirit of things but her issues were with Kody, not the women. For once I could believe that maybe they really do love each other underneath it all - and that as we all know, polygamy/Kody is the problem, the troublemaker, the lover of chaos. It was kind of wonderful to hear them acknowledge this.

i did not like Kody forcing Truely to ride that bike. I’m not sure if she was honestly scared or just plain didn’t want to (maybe she didn’t want to “fail” on camera and have dad yell at her) but either way, what was the point? I have two 5-year-old grandkids (twins) to whom we have bikes with training wheels this year. One guy pretty much hopped on and got the hang of it right away, but the other kind of didn’t like it and is holding back a bit. And his parents are fine with it. I can’t even imagine them trying to force the other boy - it just wouldn’t occur to them.

re: Robyn saying she feels unsafe - I thought from the context that she meant something more like uncertain or unstable, not having plans in place. But I certainly could be wrong, since we have seen Kody get angry and we know he’s capable of staring down transgressing wives with those Manson lamps. I don’t recall any hint that he gets physically violent. 

Edited March 16, 2020 by Tabbygirl521