'Sister Wives': Kody justifies his rude behavior with the wives, says 'Mr Nice Guy exits' when he goes to war
The latest season of 'Sister Wives' saw the Brown family move to Flagstaff from Las Vegas with the hope of finally having a home where all of them could stay together.
However, their dreams were shattered when they realized that they would have to stay separately and at a distance which made it hard for all of them to meet regularly.
Despite this, Kody Brown had a dream of having a big house that could allocate all the family members under one roof and would allow them to live as one big happy family. While the wives disagreed, the attitude that Kody showcased towards them was called out by many fans.
Fans were not pleased to see how Kody was being disrespectful of what the wives said and tried to impose his views. When he finally agreed to build different houses for each of his wives in the big land, things took a turn for the worse when the wives had a disagreement about where each one of them should build their house.
Robyn and Meri Brown, in particular, had differences and yet again, Kody decided to raise his voice rather than use polite words to sort out the matter. His attitude was called out again when he told Robyn that it was important for them to buy a house rather than rent a house after Robyn was asked to vacate her rental.
He seemed persistent in imposing his views even though Robyn tried to change the topic of the conversation. Due to this, his daughter also experienced a panic attack but Kody decided to continue the conversation about moving out and buying a place instead of renting it.
This wasn't the first time that Kody's behavior made people angry. Many wondered why the wives still stayed with him while others questioned his character. After having many people question how he behaved with his family and children, Kody finally broke the silence.
"My sweet ladies don't understand that when a warrior goes to war, Mr Nice Guy exits. This situation feels like 'war'! Retrospectively I realize that kindness would accomplish more. The stress of the situation over so many months has weakened my goodness," he wrote.
However, fans were not buying his justification as one wrote, "Kody, your made your bed. This is all YOU. If you put as much energy into solving this, as you do when you're pitching a fit, you could probably figure this out.?"
Another added, "Dude, you’re furthest from a warrior. Warriors use strategy & knowledge. The only people you try & war with are 4 women you live with. Your giddy, flighty, flip-floppy decisions are without foresight and planning. Uprooting children multiple times-that is NOT being a warrior."
Looks like the only thing that will convince people about his actions being good is if Kody manages to show it to them instead of using words to describe it. Let us know what you think in the comment section below.
'Sister Wives' airs on Sundays at 10 pm ET on TLC.
