(Ebook) Poly By Nature: My Man is HER Man Too?! / My Man IS Her Man Too!!
Poly By Nature is a two part series examining polygyny from two very detailed angles:
Part I - "MY Man is HER Man Too?!" is bold and daring, challenging the mindset of monogamy from multi-faceted angles. It is not meant to enforce polygamous marriages, rather simply answer an array of questions that the author has received within her first year of studying polygyny.
Part II - "My Man IS Her Man Too!!" will challenge women to examine their mindsets and hearts not only about themselves, but about other women they call sisters. The author also gives her personal testimonies, experiences, and thoughts on why she supports polygyny as a Biblical form of marriage and believes that it is a much needed solution to the black community.
Poly By Nature is a two part series examining polygyny from two very detailed angles:
Part I - "MY Man is HER Man Too?!" is bold and daring, challenging the mindset of monogamy from multi-faceted angles. It is not meant to enforce polygamous marriages, rather simply answer an array of questions that the author has received within her first year of studying polygyny.
Part II - "My Man IS Her Man Too!!" will challenge women to examine their mindsets and hearts not only about themselves, but about other women they call sisters. The author also gives her personal testimonies, experiences, and thoughts on why she supports polygyny as a Biblical form of marriage and believes that it is a much needed solution to the black community.
Poly By Nature is a two part series examining polygyny from two very detailed angles:
Part I - "MY Man is HER Man Too?!" is bold and daring, challenging the mindset of monogamy from multi-faceted angles. It is not meant to enforce polygamous marriages, rather simply answer an array of questions that the author has received within her first year of studying polygyny.
Part II - "My Man IS Her Man Too!!" will challenge women to examine their mindsets and hearts not only about themselves, but about other women they call sisters. The author also gives her personal testimonies, experiences, and thoughts on why she supports polygyny as a Biblical form of marriage and believes that it is a much needed solution to the black community.
