Mormon math.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KUcKw1Z4tKw
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There are more women over 18 years old then men over 30 years old
If there are certain minimum accomplishments before marriage that take longer for men then women then polygyny would not result in a shortage of marriageable women
If some men can not marry because they do not meet certain minimum standards then that would be a good thing
When men below a certain minimum standard reproduce the world becomes a worse place
Men below these standards are often equality voters or criminals
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That woman is just repeating what others have said and not thinking it through. Other churches do not guarantee their young men brides, either, and it is common for guys to move away from home after high school, so there is no reason they can’t find wives there, and even start their own polygamist communities. Additionally, women are not compelled to remain FLDS, witness the crowd of “my escape into the paradise that is corporate American culture” biographies. The brides that stay are evidently delighted to be able to flex their hypergamy and be with the best men rather than settling for weak ugly ones.
If it was really their church’s fault that all these guys remain single, then why are there so many lonely men outside the fundamentalist Latter-day Saints? The fact that so many men can’t attract wives itself shows that plural marriage is a reasonable option for women who want to marry, but not with the field of singles that they see.
We should note that FLDS polygyny is an outlier, as in most places where polygyny is established only a fraction of women become plural wives. She would have a much harder time griping in the Muslim world or sub-Saharan Africa.