Mary and Amos both had bankruptcies in their past but believe it doesn't define them.
Mary jokingly claimed to have beaten Amos in the number of ex-wives.
Amos initially wanted to be just friends with Mary before their relationship progressed.
Mary's playful and physical nature raised some red flags for Amos initially.
Despite their differences, Mary and Amos are committed to making their relationship work.
How many bankruptcies did Mary and Amos have?
—Mary and Amos both had one bankruptcy in their past.
How many ex-wives does Mary have?
—Mary has three ex-wives, including her ex-husband.
Did Mary and Amos have any doubts about their relationship?
—Amos initially had some concerns about Mary's playful nature, but they worked through it.
Are Mary and Amos in a committed relationship?
—Yes, Mary and Amos are in a committed relationship and are navigating the challenges together.
Do Mary and Amos believe their past defines them?
—No, Mary and Amos believe that their past does not define them and that their actions in the present matter more.
00:00Amos and Mary discuss their past bankruptcies and emphasize that it doesn't define them.
07:42Mary jokingly claims to have more ex-wives than Amos, highlighting their playful banter.
10:29Amos admits that Mary's physical nature initially raised red flags for him.
13:59Amos opens up about Mary's disclosure of her polygamist past and how it made him cautious at first.
14:59Mary and Amos express their commitment to each other and their belief in the strength of their love.
