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Welcome back, everyone to I do part two.

It's your host, Amy and T.J. And we're going to jump right back in to our fascinating conversation with Mary Brown from sister wives.

It's one thing to get divorced. That's hard enough from one person. But you also got divorced from your sister wives in a sense, too, or would it feel like

that? How would you describe what that transition has been like? These are women who were your

sister wives, who you lived with, who you worked with and who, yeah, I mean, what, what's, what's

that relationship like? It's a really interesting situation because each one of us

need to and have the right to live our lives that is authentic to us and live in alignment to us,

right? And for me, really embracing the fact and accepting the fact that what aligns with me is not

everybody in my family right it just doesn't and it it took me a while to really be able to come

to accept that I don't have to have relationships with everybody in the family, nor do I want to.

There are some that I absolutely choose. I will not. It's not healthy for me. You know, it's,

it's just not, it's not healthy. And so really just kind of embracing that is

heartbreaking on a level, but also it's the best for me.

And it's the best for them too, you know, because I know some of them have, I'm not healthy for them either.

Right.

And that's okay.

That's okay.

Just because we were in the same family doesn't mean we have to spend our whole lives together as best friends.

So you and Christine are good. No, don't talk. Okay. That's much different from good. Is there, have you?

But there's like on my part, I don't know about her. On my part, there's no hate. I just don't choose to have her in my life. You know, it's just, it's not healthy and it's not safe for me emotionally.

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