That which you cannot change live it

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In many families today, polygamy is common.

A man marries a young lady and they live happily. The wife tries to do her duties correctly — trying to make her husband feel good, feel like the man of the house.

Boom! Betrayal knocks at the door.

The same man brings another woman into the family to be his second wife. Surely, the committed first wife gets hurt and tries to come to an understanding with her senses. Co-wife.

Then, a war starts. A quiet war.

Fighting for divided attention. For love. And for finance, since another family has been added.

Sometimes it gets to physical fighting. A family that was once filled with true love is replaced with hatred. The women are filled with anger against each other.

All this, at times, results in issues of witchcraft. Merely with the intention of harming one's children or the co-wife herself.

For the children, it is hard to live in such an environment.

But you have to accept the reality and live with it. You will be healed.

That which you cannot change — live it.

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