The biggest problems arise when a man uses poor judgment when adding a new wife to his family. The existing wife or wives deserve to have as good a relationship with the newcomer as does the husband. It is the responsibility of the husband to ensure that the prospective new wife has a thorough opportunity to develop a meaningful relationship with the existing wives BEFORE "tying the knot". For those for whom polygamy is a religious tenet, there should also be much prayer, and the marriage should not be scheduled until all parties have been able to get confirmation through prayer that this is the right step - the right person.
Failing to follow these admonitions will likely result in conflict. Conflict is normal and natural, but when it occurs in a multi-party relationship, its effects are amplified and can be devastating. Women tend to remember old frictions for a long time, for which reason it is best to avoid frictions as far as possible. The frequency and intensity of family frictions is a function of two factors: the maturity and integrity quotient of each family member; and the quality of the decision-making and communication skills of each party when friction arises.
This is why a man must choose carefully when adding a plural wife to his family. If she has immaturity or deep insecurities, she will experience greater fears, jealousies and frustrations when she finds that she is not getting as much attention from the husband as she feels she should. If this then causes hard feelings between her and the other wives, then the husband already has a war on his hands.
So, the biggest problems associated with plural marriages are created by weak, selfish, immature people. Such people should not become polygamists, any more than petite women should play professional football. It is not for the "faint-of-heart". If you are not cut out for the rigors of what is a loftier and more demanding lifestyle, don't get into it.
In the United States you can only be legally married to one person at a time. Therefore any subsequent 'marriages' would be invalid. That is one of the most obvious consequences of polygamy. In the popular television series that glamorize the polygamous lifestyle they don't mention that only the first wife is legally married. Other negative consequences are giving young girls the wrong role modeling- making them ignorant of their power as individuals, stifling their understanding of freedom and education and perpetuating the myth of man as womans superior. It sets a terrible example for the boys- perpetuating that irrational male power myth.
There are other negative consequences that are rarely mentioned. Since a man can only have one wife in the US, all the other women are single mothers. They have a lot of children and they depend on the taxpayers to help support their enormous families. They can apply for public assistance which they do and they receive benefits at a greater rate than the general population. Polygamy may well be the ultimate in narcissistic behavior.
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None. Polygamous marriages are not legal in the United States - period! Even if the marriages took place in a nation where they were legal, if a polygamous man moves to the United States and continues his polygamous relationships, he will be breaking the law.
Polygamous is a term that applies to marriages where an individual has more than one spouse, is married to more than one person. A person married to two or more people is polygamous, is said to be committing polygamy, which is unlawful in the U.S. a polygamous relationship is one that involves more than two people, such as with the mormons' former tradition where the man marries 2+ wives.
it is not legal officially, however the Dutch government will recognize polygamous marriages of immigrants who were already married before immigrating to the Netherlands
Mexico recognizes marriages performed in other jurisdictions as long as the marriage was legal in the jurisdiction where it was performed. However, Mexico reserve the right to reject a marriage which is "against public policy" (e.g., incestuous or polygamous marriages). As for same-sex marriages, they are recognized by Mexico and all Mexican states, in accordance with a decision by the Mexican Supreme Court.
People who marry in their teens.
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The common problem in cross border marriages is culture differences. It is difficult to adapt to strange culture thereby causing problems within the family.
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Polygamous what? Do you mean polygamous marriage? If so then I think you mean: How does polygamy effect homes in the education of school children?
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To become a sister wife, you must marry a man that is already married to someone else. You would need to find and contact a family or religious organization that believes in and performs polygamous marriages (also called "plural marriages"). This can be difficult since polygamy is illegal in the US, Canada, and Europe, but with some good online searching, they can be found. Typically in western countries polygamy is practiced for religious reasons (in Africa and Asia it is usually just a custom) so you would probably have to convert to the religion before being considered eligible for entering a polygamous relationship and becoming a sister wife. Sister wives join families either through the courting of the husband or by expressing to the family that they are interested in joining. Some polygamous groups also believe in arranged marriages. It all just depends on the custom of the family or group.