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Hey, everybody, welcome to Latter Day Struggles. This is Valerie, your host.

So glad to be here, glad to have you all here.

We are following up with yet another episode, tackling personal reflections and experiences that Nathan and I wanted to sit with you and talk a little bit

about regarding the eternal marriage doctrine and theology and how it has impacted our

married life. Many of you have been interested in knowing, okay, so Valerie and Brennan

talked about psychology behind it and some of the psychological principles, how it looks with our clients and how it looks as we sort of facilitate these conversations with other people.

But now it's time to get a little bit more personal.

So today, Nathan, hello, Nathan.

Hi.

He is here.

And Nathan and I are going to talk about the two peas, the twin, the toxic twin towers of polygamy and patriarchy. Patriarchy begets, begets, begets,

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