Sister Wives – Signs “Monogamous” Robyn Brown Has Everything She Wants Now (Is Kody Happy Too?)
Is Sister Wives villain Robyn Brown feeling smug because she's got Kody Brown all to herself? Is that what the former polygamy fan always wanted?
- Robyn Brown has undergone significant changes in her relationship with Kody Brown, and seems to be thriving in her current situation as his only legal wife.
- Robyn’s newfound confidence is shining. She’s expressing her desire for monogamy, which may be a way for her to take control of her marriage and get her needs met.
- Robyn’s evolution (i.e. her shift in perspective) may be a result of feeling more content. It’s also a rejection of the traditional patriarchal ideals that always factor into plural marriage. She’s no longer willing to play a submissive role, and she’s willing to let everyone know what she wants and needs.
Every marriage evolves, but Sister Wives star Robyn Brown’s relationship with Kody Brown has changed more than most, and she may be thrilled with how things have turned out. Robyn gets more shade than anyone on the show. That’s mostly because she’s perceived as a manipulator who’s made pretty speeches about the wonders of plural marriage while stabbing the other wives in the back. If Robyn really was committed to pushing Kody’s other spouses away, this may be an exciting turning point in her life.
Now, Robyn’s got her man all to herself. She’s grabbing the spotlight with her monogamy chatter, and living in a fancy house too. What more could Kody’s only legal wife want? Possibly, a lot more. When people get what they want, they soon adjust to “having it all.” They begin to set new goals. However, as Robyn navigates life with Kody, without needing to passive-aggressively compete with Meri, Janelle and Christine Brown, she may feel a sense of peace. So many barriers to getting her way have been removed. Is it finally smooth sailing for the notorious villain, “Sobbin’ Robyn?”
Is This A Smug Moment For Robyn Brown?
One sign that Robyn’s loving her current situation is the fact that she’s finally found the gumption to admit that she wants monogamy. That’s like the cherry on top for her, as she’s spent years clashing with Kody’s now-former wives. Letting the world know that she’s all about a monogamous lifestyle is almost like giving the finger to Meri, Janelle and Christine. After all, Robyn spent YEARS talking about how great polygamy was, and how she just wouldn’t be happy if she wasn’t in a plural marriage that included a bunch of beloved sister wives.
So, what’s going on? Maybe Robyn’s flaunting her new status. She’s now bold enough to be herself. Her confidence is shining through, and she clearly believes that she can stop Kody from courting a potential new spouse. When Robyn takes aim, she tends to hit the target, so she may be right. Robyn’s in control, and she knows it. While she seemed like her usual whiny self while talking about how it would be disrespectful if Kody went a-courtin’, underneath her confessional and vulnerable tone, there is pure steel. Robyn’s laying down the law.
Robyn May Be Changing, Just Like Kody’s Exes
No one gets through life without changing, and the point of life may be to change. Life doesn’t last forever, and who wants to stay the same? Experience shapes human beings, and those who welcome change, rather than resisting it, are often pleased with who they become. Robyn’s watched Kody’s exes evolve after they flew the coop.
Robyn’s still in her marriage, but that doesn’t mean she can’t change. She’s shifting her perspective, and perhaps sharing her innermost feelings with everyone for the first time, after years of repressing them. That’s the kind of sea change that may come from actually being happy. She wants to maintain the status quo, because she’s content with how things are.
Fear can breed weakness. It can bring out a lot of emotions and negative actions, from jealousy to passive-aggression and beyond. Right now, Robyn’s quite fearless. She’s seemingly moved to another plateau, no longer envisioning a polygamous future. In that sense, she’s a lot like her “fallen” sister wives, who’ve shed years of religious training because they just couldn’t take it anymore. However, she has the husband and they don’t.
Did Robyn Win The Battle Of Coyote Pass (& The Whole War)?
Robyn may consider herself the winner, if the game is about ending up with a man that has gotten his fair share of criticism. Some people might not consider Kody a prize, but in Robyn’s mind, she may have won a long and grueling war, in which she had to fight hard to keep what she had. The Coyote Pass saga highlighted the problems in the Brown family. Plots of land became symbols of terrible dysfunction, and a plural marriage was headed straight for the rocks. Robyn ultimately won the Battle of Coyote Pass, as she ended up with everything, while her fellow sister wives scattered.
