This is just something I've been thinking about from time to time: in our pursuits of both patriarchy and polygyny, are we in danger of falling into a self-induced trap that causes us to refuse real help from other men out of a fear that it will be interpreted -- by Yah; by other men -- as evidence of patriarchal insufficiency?
In other words, do we have to do everything ourselves in order to deserve additional wives or accolades from our fellow patriarchs?
Also, does this tendency to refuse to lean on other strong men lead us not only to limiting our actual potential but to devising false measures of our manhood so we can prove that we're in the running for Man of the Year?
In other words, do we have to do everything ourselves in order to deserve additional wives or accolades from our fellow patriarchs?
Also, does this tendency to refuse to lean on other strong men lead us not only to limiting our actual potential but to devising false measures of our manhood so we can prove that we're in the running for Man of the Year?