Arranged marriage

You came from a very conservative, new Christian family, and you found yourself living in a very tight religious environment.

You also were pushed, forced into an arranged marriage at 22 years old, and you continued to live your life in the, what is it, the advanced...

Advanced Training Institute.

The Advanced Training Institute under the veil of Bill Gothard.

And this was really happening to you.

Yeah.

And so you finally let that go or let, let yourself go, let your outside world go, you know, and, uh, you find yourself in this situation and you end up wanting, so you end up in an, in an arranged marriage by the time you're 20, because you started this, what at 16?

Oh, yeah, about 15, I think is when I started.

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But then I thought about it.

It's like there's so many backhanded deals in the celebrity world, in Hollywood, in politics.

We know that there are a lot of what's it called? Like not arranged marriages, but like You have to be seen with the right people for your image.

So like it made sense, but like it was so dastardly that he's like, oh, you know, I could get your mom into this experimental treatment for a disease that we never really learned what it is.

And he's like, you know, I can make that happen if you marry.