Just outside of Springfield, the town of Republic seems to be blowing up. A lot of things happening there and it doesn’t seem to be a bad place to land. Had my wife and I bought a house a couple years later, we could have ended up there. I just didn’t want to live so far away from the heart of Springfield

Lmao I was going to say Lebanon, MO Before I even saw it was Springfield..

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They're not all FLDS. I'm an ex sister wife from there. The Ranch land was originally purchased by a sub group of AUB. A pretty sizable portion of the Stockton/Humansville plyg people are still AUB.

I’m at stone wood with wooten and I haven’t had any issues. I think it helps out landlord is young lmao

Or even Oklahoma truthfully.

Any town in rural missouri

Ha! Or Bullhead City

An old roommate of mine actually threw me out last year upon her discovery of polygamy. I’d gather it’s more common here than most people think.

Knowing the loose statistics, Missouri is one of the states with a higher number of people practicing or interested in pursuing polygamy. I can't get into locations, but this is excluding the AUB.

These are just regular people, usually more interested in the rural life with a big family. Missouri offers a lot of beauty in that regard.

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That's what it is for lol

or maybe you should realize your anecdotal experience is not reality? one look at the downvotes and upvotes on your thread should give you a pretty good idea that you might be wrong

Lakewood Village was nice. Management kind of hovers but nothing extreme. I think I paid $650 for a one bedroom. Included gig internet and I only paid electric. Highest electric bill I had was $90 in the winter.

Family has. They’re provided beds, food, and didn’t appear to need any medical attention.

All it did was get them cut off from the kids.

You report this to child protective services?

MacDental does a really good job of just performing services covered by your insurance. They will be up front to you if there is a cost to anything.

If you go to Metro, make up a throwaway email address. I've had to unsubscribe from dozens after buying from them. Literally over a thousand spam emails, they quickly sell all the info they have on you, thanks metro! Love my new dryer though!

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This is where we are conflicted as individuals. I feel the tone of your comment as someone who is quite a bit younger than me, and has a sense of duty towards society.

As someone who is on the short side of 70, I don't have any feelings of any sacrifice on a personal level for society in any way shape or form.

My wife and I have worked very hard for what we have. There were times in our life when we hit some rough spots and asked for a little help to get us by. We were basically given the middle finger because we made just enough to pay our bills but not enough to buy groceries .

We managed to Make it dispite no help from anyone, unless we were willing to completely get rid of everything we owned or had, and start over completely from scratch on the government level. But we were the ones who gave the government the middle finger and managed to get through those hard times, and survive to make it to retirement age and be able to live comfortably completely and entirely on our own.

We have property and a home outside of Springfield that we own, and oh nothing on. We're in a very good situation, better than most. The only thing we owe is property tax this is a bit of background for better understanding of my position.

Where we live the chance of imminent domain is probably zero to none, but if I were forced to sell, I could see myself pushed to violence.

Ah I digress, my point is I have worked my entire life for me and no one else and when needed a little help, we were givin non. There were a couple of other times society/city/local government tried to Hammer us but we survived.

I have no feelings or allegiance to society, or anyone else but me. Thank you for the conversation,

Nah. That’s Aurora/Marionville, or Seligman

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These should be offered to any male present at the birth of his second or greater child. Not available. Not required. Directly offered.

There's actually multiple subgroups there. This particular sect was originally started with property bought and owned by those affiliated with the AUB. Those from flds and others came in later.

I am an ex sister wife. I lived in a sub group of the AUB 40 miles north of Springfield. There's quite a few people from multiple flds groups living at and around the humansville/stockton ranch.