Duggar Family Deep Dive (Chapter 1)

[@Yohana100]

So much to dig into with the Duggars …. Can’t wait for chapters 2-99!

[@ElfInTheFlowers]

OMG! YES! It is awful and sad, but there is so much to unpack.

[@PsychologyInSeattle]

Ha! We finally finished the deep dive. There will be 13 chapters. Much more than I thought, but less than 99. :)

[@tracimcmurray5244]

I was raised in a cult in Texas and spent my first twenty years there. My mom was also born and raised there. The topic of cults (not just religious cults, btw) is important and I'm glad you're covering it. I eventually left, which sounds logical and easy to an outsider. Leaving a cult equates to you (cult member) severing ties with God. God gave you a precious gift of "the truth" and you threw it back in his face. It's not just leaving a church. You leave your ENTIRE life behind and turn to a world you were taught is evil and waiting to "tear you apart." Brainwashing and influence cannot be under-estimated. I'm always open to talking about it in hopes to help others escape.

[@fluffibaduffi7059]

A few years ago you did a series on "Welcome to Plathville" and this family also is within the IBLP direction. Back then you kind of didn't seem to know that much about it, maybe you could rewatch it with your knew research about modern christian cults? They are extremely interesting because they went public with all their drama and also the survivors are very vocal about their experiences

[@dragletsofmakara1120]

Great idea. And also react to his own reaction. Until the end, he approved of them. He agreed with the mother many times, ignoring so many red flags. He went through the same cycle many people went through. Believing what was in front of the camera with little concern of how that came to be.

[@natara658]

that exact video is how I found kirk in the first place! That's where it all started (in the algorithm) and now I've been a patron for like a year lol.

[@deborahlindstrom3140]

Please watch the episode where Josh Duggar’s wife is pregnant and she needs to get up from the table and he won’t move so she has to crawl under the table to get out. They had another couple with them and they were being filmed. So many examples of contempt. Having her drag in all the luggage, sleeping while she was in labor. And of course worse. I stopped following their show because of this treatment. Long before everything else came out. So excited you are doing this!❤

[@alliedoll42]

Jen from Fundie Fridays was in the documentary Shiny Happy People. She is an example of a "fundie snark" channel.

[@Kat4Saturn]

Yesss, love Reverend Jen and King James for ever

[@lisatitirangi]

@@Kat4Saturn Me too! Fabulous YT channel

[@kris9259]

Love Jen and James

[@whiskybrush3219]

I seriously love the hoarder shows. I dont have hoarding tendencies but i I didnt grow up in a super functional environment. The hoarding shows really help motivate me to organize my environment. It lights a fire under my butt to where I am really enjoying doing a thorough house clean. I find it so therapeutic and freeing.

[@Schu0086]

I can’t believe you covered this, for some reason I never thought my different interests would cross in this way. Very excited to hear your guys’ thoughts.

[@Schu0086]

To Train Up A Child is a child abuse manual and it’s absolutely vile, I would never be able to enter the headspace where I could treat my children in the way it advocates. I will never break my children’s spirits intentionally.

[@emilysilver9844]

I love listening to you discuss these topics - as a recoverer from a traumatising pentacostal childhood thank u for ur compassion and true understanding of this topic.

[@uncertaintysign443]

I love Berto's eyes. They are so soulful.

[@myrawest]

Im so happy he covers this. I grew up in this. Iblp and to train up a child. So excited to listen

[@PsychologyInSeattle]

I'm so sorry that happened.

[@user-op9yj3fo5d]

Anyone else raised Mormon and excited for some content that runs slightly parallel to the LDS church framework? Lol. Millions of kids, a charismatic leader, lots of homeschooling, and control/abuse behind closed doors. I’ve been waiting on a Mormon-related episode so I’m stoked on this one. My Mormon mom liked watching the Duggar’s TV show and I watched it with her.

[@cindyg8638]

🙋🏼‍♀️

[@Alayhoo]

Here! Lol

[@eyesew007]

A @@cindyg8638 þ3..

[@michelelynn5698]

I replied too. This is a huge "Religion" issue. Many of us in different religions have these issues, abuse, etc.

[@indiaandrews6996]

My Grandparents didn’t practice religion at all. My grandfather was an atheist. However my fundamentalist Christian mother defended the Duggars and Kate Gosselin. She would’ve been abusive even without the religious beliefs. She was introduced to Christianity by her aunt and uncle and great grandmother who were religious.

[@laurablack8700]

So grateful to all the patrons who voted for this! Thank you all and thank you Dr. Honda

[@PsychologyInSeattle]

Thanks!

[@Theinfamouskiki411]

I am a former jehovahs witness and saw through the Duggar cult madness since the beginning. I am here for this special and signed up on patron. Lloyd Evans does an exjw channel and I work with other exjws behind the scenes

[@kcpassmore9064]

I messaged you on Instagram with the link to a play I remember from my childhood (one of many) Thank you for your response. I do want to add to this conversation - I think it’s very important to address and recognize that even people (such as myself) who were not highly influenced or involved in extremely fundamental or IBLP affiliated teachings are deeply traumatized by the roots of the evangelical belief system. To be taught that evil is always lurking around and WITHIN your body and mind is HIGHLY traumatizing. When a highly jealous, wrathful and ever present authority figure is programmed into the core of your being, you never ever feel safe in your body or mind. It is important to distinguish the differences in denomination and affiliation with groups like IBLP, but the problematic and unconsentual indoctrination I mentioned is absolutely grounds for criticism of the entirety of evangelical Christianity. Thank you for discussing this issue ❤️

[@synesthesia7511]

I have hoarding in my family and have those tendencies myself. I feel for the people in the show but it definitely helps me when I watch the show to help me get through my mess periodically.

[@msdebruin.]

Same, makes me feel I'm not alone who struggles. But I also get mad at these so called therapists. Sometimes they are unbelievably harsh and have a lack of understanding for the hoarders...

[@xxandromeda]

Hi Kirk and Umberto and everyone in the podcast, it's so refreshing to see your faces, I hope we could see those more often

[@jagger8357]

Y’all go on tangent after tangent to the umpteenth degree and I simultaneously love it and get frustrated haha. Mostly love tho. I am excited for this deep dive despite not knowing anything about the Duggars. Thanks for the effort you put into the research and background so you can give us your full perspectives. I always look forward to your videos & podcasts!!!

[@leahtamar8000]

As someone who did 14 years in a fundamentalist sect similar to this one I am very excited you’re covering this.

[@theclearfieldvlog]

Thanks!

[@ElfInTheFlowers]

It's super nice seeing both of you chatting away, even though the topic is so intense.

[@MeganSmith80]

Thank you for covering this, Dr. Kirk. I am a survivor of sexual abuse, and the perpetrator was my brother. I have been in therapy for 19 years, and I have made great strides. I really appreciate this.

[@crunchypuff4958]

Wonder if the former Jehovas Witness youtuber Berto mentioned might be Owen Morgan / Telltale Atheist, he fits the description and I love his videos too!

[@megans3876]

So excited to hear what you and Berto have to say about the Duggars. Also, would LOVE if you did reactions to old Real World seasons, especially Seattle.

[@newtoheaven]

Edit: I am not part of this cult nor have I ever been. Michael and Debi Pearl are horrible! I read Created to Be His Helpmeet because there was a women’s group that was about to study the book. I don’t think they knew what they were getting into. The book is so ridiculously horrible! Debi Pearl promotes so much abuse from husbands while dishing out her own abusive gaslighting. It’s disgusting. In one of my therapy sessions, I ended up talking about the book (which was not my original intention), and she was equally as disgusted, especially since she had heard that it’s a great book. Her eyes were so opened by false advertising targeted towards Christian families seeking wholesome application. However, the book promotes the complete opposite-entitlement, abuse, enmeshment, so much.

[@lentilcrafts1481]

Really excited to hear the coverage of the Duggars but as a side note - just died at kirk's frustration with the confusing username situation of Penguinz0/Charlie/M0istCr1tikal 😂Just know that you're not alone, his username mess is a bit of a meme at this point and it confused the heck out of me when I first found his channel. So confusing and frankly impressive that he was able to gain a consistent audience with so many different usernames!

[@accc1024]

Man, once I’m finally able to become a patron I’m gonna have a backlog of stuff I wanna listen to!

[@Grace_Psychology]

I love learning about cult-like groups! Everything from Mormonism to the Moonies! It’s so fascinating to see what people are capable of.. also kinda terrifying…

[@erikag9456]

I wasn't planning on watching this documentary, but now that Kirk Honda is talking about it, I will

[@samanthas8340]

Darn, Dr. Honda is killing me with his exclusive content. For me, Patreon is just too much of a hassle. I watch all my youtube content on my phone or television, but as a parent of a child on the spectrum, it's just too difficult to watch anything on a computer or laptop.

[@halimak12]

I have patreon and watch patreon content exclusively on my phone!

[@samanthas8340]

@halimak12 Yes, I tried for a few weeks, but it wasn't worth it to me. it's hard to navigate it'd harder to multitask. If I had more free time then sure...

[@l.j.1417]

I love being able to see you two!

[@clhorne776]

Hoarders brings in a therapist specializing in this mental illness and provides addition therapy support for the hoarders after the cleaning. Many of the subjects are at risk of being institutionalized, having their homes condemned or dying. The Hoarders team is coming in to save the person’s home or life. You should watch the show to make an informed assessment of its “harm” to the Hoarders prior to making an opinion.

[@rigirl]

I’m so excited to see you’re covering this. There is so much to talk about and unpack regarding the duggar, the quiverfull movement and IBPL.

[@JulesA5266]

Josh Duggar makes me sick to my stomach - especially when I heard the investigator say that the stuff he had were the worst of the worst. I don’t understand how people could have the heart and stomach to create CSAMs. The Shiny Happy People documentary was quite triggering for me as an EXvangelical who had some of the same experiences.

[@jessicathompson7992]

This is so well produced!! Props to Podwife

[@mandi4794]

somehow i missed that you were dropping these already! i'm so excited!!

[@kattbee]

YES!!!!!!!!!!! I cannot wait for the next videos.

[@kristinnhouse]

It wasn’t just in families. My elementary school principal was a part of this group. And our school spanked children who went to the office well into early/mid 2000’s. Idk if they do it anymore.

[@laineylime]

I know I’m late but I’m excited for this series! How do we watch the video if we’re a Patreon?

[@willybilly3366]

Dave Neal will be doing stand up in Seattle on the 24 th would love to see you and Berto on his driving with Dave u tube

[@reflectsonlife]

Dr Honda, can you do an episode on the psychology of Lucy Letby, the young white UK nurse who just this week has been sentenced to life without parole for murdering 7 premies (and an alleged 6 more) in the neonatal unit of a Manchester hospital during 2015-17? It's not getting much press in the USA but taking UK by storm.

[@alma.blackhawk]

I heard there is supposed to be a season 2 of the documentary. so maybe they will get more detailed into the abuse, I don't think it's necessary, it's a good way to do our research and where to vote and there are plenty of real victims with youtube channels talking about their experience.

[@SG_2021]

Hi Dr. Honda, will this series also be available for your KZbin members?

[@hfecko]

I also have this question!

[@PsychologyInSeattle]

At this point, exclusive audio content will be Patreon and exclusive video content will be on KZbin, for the most part. Sorry about that. :)

[@tenabrae]

When Berto started describing the p[eople he knew in schools that envisioned demon angel battles my first thought was 'who won?'

[@Sika6061]

Yay! 120 Minutes was the best! So looking forward to this series. I only watched a couple of episodes of The Duggars, but they always struck me as creepy AF. I did not understand their appeal. When you name all of your kids with the same initials as the father in the family, that is a big red flag for me. My very abusive grandfather did the same. Did not surprise me at all that abuse was rampant in this family.

[@justanotherskeptic1113]

I think Berto meant Telltale - Owen Morgan. I watch him to. He has great info and coverage about cults and those destructive behaviours.

[@RachelleJervis]

When will this series have the patron content available to KZbin paid members?

[@jordanparker657]

Umberto, is it Owen Morgan (Telltale)?😊

[@bananawammabama]

There's also disintegrating swim shorts which men use as a prank.... The string is just made out of sugar so as soon as they hit water the pieces of the swim trunks fall away 😅

[@LCpanini]

Grew up in Colombia too, and can confirm watching novelas (soap operas) is unavoidable indeed 😂

[@glencoco4444]

Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on all of this!

[@indiaandrews6996]

Your discussion on the topic of pop culture was so my mother. Heavy metal, punk, rap , all of it was demonic to my mother. I wasn’t allowed to listen to anything other than saccharine pop music like Debbie Gibson or classical music. Television shows that didn’t have a traditional family like Full House or Who’s The Boss were corroding America according to my mother. MTV was destroying America according to my mother. I went to public school but grew up isolated because my mother was such a religious fundamentalist and as a housewife she had time to be overbearing and doctrinaire. I missed out on so much that glues Gen X together.

[@BekaB85]

Haha the person that condemned that song reminds me of the church I grew up in. I grew up not being allowed to listen to anything except "christian music" because secular music was evil and infecting our minds , I also did not have any cable or secular TV. Half of our music was just praising God and the other have was all about war and getting ready to fight in the end times and save ppls souls from hell. I was homeschooled and very isolated, i couldnt have any friends outside our very small church community. For years we were having revival and I would go to church every night from 7pm to like 3 am. The last several hours was always the alter call where we went up and got prayed for and were expected to fall out (they had ppl behind us to catch us, im very good at the trust fall lol) and speak in tongues , sometimes laugh uncontrollably in the spirit. It was interesting, one time everyone was laughing in the spirit and when and they came and prayed for me and tapped my head i didnt fall out or laugh so the pastor started tickling me to make me laugh, weird, i was like 12. Outside of the church i was extremely isolated, the science i learned being homeschooled is very debatable or just flat out wrong. When I grew up and left I was lost in life.... I went on a rant, my bad.

[@hazelangus]

I actually bought "To Train Up a Child" years ago. Not because I had kids - still don't - but because I was sceptical that it was as bad as people claimed. It was so much worse than they were saying, because it's difficult to convey just how terrible it is. It was so much worse than I could have imagined. Michael Pearl's sadistic glee at the thought of breaking children just oozes out of every page. "Wormholed" is an extremely good way to put it, because you feel like you've fallen into some sort of parallel universe, where good is called evil and evil is called not only good, but commanded - demanded - by God.

[@sadiestrongyoutube]

Who is the KZbinr that Humberto mentions at 17:02? Thank you!

[@cjgroom109]

The penguinz0 tangent is HILARIOUS. I also watch Charlie everyday but whenever I’m trying to look up his channel, idk what to search other than “Charlie”

[@wstone4046]

I too grew grew up in the '70s. We were not allowed to talk about money or politics at church either. Or really anywhere. For the same reason. It was considered very impolite. I also was told the same thing regarding "Imagine".

[@PsychespMessenger]

I think the KZbinr y’all mean to refer to at 17:17-ish is “geneticallymodifiedskeptic”. Not certain but the description matches.

[@zilla2854]

Waitt I don’t see the rest of this episode on patreon. Is it posted yet?😢

[@michelelynn5698]

Sadly, I wasn't raised in this group, but my mother as a extreme, Evangelical Christian had many similar views. This is so common in many religions families. I'm the oldest of 6. (Two burnt batches is our joke). All of us have dealt with lots of trauma, abuses, and mental health struggles. All 5 of my siblings dealt with drug and alcohol issues, 3 have been homeless and on the streets. I'm a therapist now. I did years of my own intensive therapy and EMDR. Now I focus on Attachment and Trauma in childhood. I'm also registered with the Secular Therapy Project. There is so much religious trauma and we don't talk enough about it. I'm glad we're doing more, but silencing, control, and the "church" is a serious problem and many of us in these families have endured lots of abuse in the name of "god".

[@missyyy-]

Thanks for covering so many important issues that affect so many people all over. I’d only ask you to not use the CP term and instead refer to it as what it is, CSAM. Children cannot consent and pornography is explicit material produced with consenting adults. Abuse needs to be recognized in every capacity.

[@bradnoddings3049]

I hope y’all give or gave a listen to Sadie Carpenter’s podcast “Leaving Eden”. She grew up as a member of IVLP and does deep dives on the duggars and other related topics. Great content and very well done.

[@delagonz4295]

Yaaassss I hope they touch on religiosity!!

[@laiheniel]

I was raised in a relatively inclusive assembly of God church and it still messed me up. Interestingly enough it didn't affect my brother the same way. Apparently telling young girls they brought forth all evil (Eve did eat the apple) and their bodies are bad isn't good for them. I find it interesting how much of my experience is shared with the iblp members I've heard speak out. The seeds of a lot of those teachings are in most if not all Christianity and those teachings are having an effect even in smaller doses.

[@paulan7218]

what they leave out of that story is that Adam was standing right there with Eve and he let her be tempted so it’s as much his fault as it is hers

[@dandychestnut3493]

Can you explain how to be a patron? It’s not showing up for me here.

[@krosenk729]

I mistook the availability of the full series being Patreon only and not KZbin members as well. Any chance youtube members will be able to get access? Thanks 😅

[@PsychologyInSeattle]

At this point, for various reasons, exclusive audio content will be Patreon and exclusive video content will be on KZbin, for the most part. Sorry about that. :)

[@jennifercave-np4ow]

I loved Can’t Buy me Love movie too! I watched over and over😂

[@adventuresinquillville]

Also in the late 90’s and early 2000’s in my era TRL and real world was huge. MTV was what I did after school

[@dash-x]

@Dr. Kirk, thank you for having a visual version. For a lot of us Deafies/hoh people it’s incredibly helpful even with cc/oc. ✨❤️✨ Btw, this is my love of expertise. I came from my own cloistered community and went down the path of studying high control groups both degreed and training on how to work with the groups. I’ve mostly focused my works with grassroots the last decade. We mostly work with providing social services, education, and medical care to these communities. Some do approach us for help to leave which we are able to arrange in safe ways, but we try to approach it as giving them the tools to empower themselves as it’s usually more successful than plowing down families like a wrecking ball. Thank you so much to you and Umberto. ✨🫶🏻✨

[@KourtneyLake-no8kp]

I am excited about talking the Duggars.

[@cjgroom109]

can’t believe u said juggernauts multiple times and didn’t make a Duggar-naut joke

[@Gokce-Aysun]

I am pretty curious about the Duggars. I know kind of who they are, but I only heard a lot about Josh Duggar. I watched a few episodes of their TV show, but I never got into it. I Just remember being very concerned about how one woman can have so many children. This it pretty hazardous to a woman's health actually. And it's really hard on the children having so many siblings. You honestly can not watch all those kids and meet their needs, tend them all, and give them enough attention, love, and affection when they have just one father and mother. And from what I understand, they do not really have an extended family or tribe to look after all these kids either. That might sound silly the way I said it, but it used to be common in my culture for men to practice polygamy. But we used to be a tribal and nomadic culture. We had extended families who all took care of each other. Also, in our culture women had a say on how many children they wanted and when and if they wanted to have them. Especially since Islam was introduced to our society. Even the polygamist did not constantly have their wives pregnant and popping out babies. I would even say that one of the reasons for polygamy was to reduce the number of pregnancies on women in antiquity. It was the number one killer of women in those times. (The other main reason was to provide for widows and orphans. Back then men died in wars and raids constantly.) It wasn't the same of Mormon polygamist who want to have as many children as possible, because it's their belief that the more Mormon babies they have, the more greater rewards in heaven/paradise (or whatever they call the afterlife). We never thought that made logical sense. Even back in the old days. It still blows my mind that one father and mother have had all these children. I suspected childhood neglect could have played a huge role in Josh Duggars crimes against his sisters even. Also, the mom's health can not be good. I had 4 children and suffered complications the last two pregnancies and births. I can only imagine what the mom has gone through and the risks she is taking because she thinks its for some kind of greater good. I hope you do an update or include also the older daughters who are married. I hope that they are well and that they take care of their health. I hope they don't feel they have to uphold those harmful standards. We are allowed to evolve and improve our societies, regardless what religion we practice. Archaic customs and traditions oftentimes make no sense in today's world. There is space for adjustment. Just like polygamy is rare in our culture now. It's not necessary or useful anymore. So you can 'opt out' so to speak and not one judges us for it. lol 😊

[@WitchOracle]

I don't know why I'm shocked that you mentioned Can't Buy Me Love lol but I love that movie!!

[@PsychologyInSeattle]

Me too!

[@indiaandrews6996]

I would add to the situations listed at the start that abusive authoritarian people will be attracted to this flavor of Christianity.

[@efernmd]

Anyone else hear Dr. Honda talking about fundies and think- wow, I’d love a Seattleite crossover with Dr. H and Dan Savage???

[@tinahigley2448]

'they' making money is Jim Bob (Dad). Kids are now trying to fend for themselves with social media paychecks

[@hank1938]

If you take one thing away from this, it's that in order to bring you this deep dive, Dr. Honda went through a wormhole (while wearing fundies).

[@kokomoinmyheart]

Oh Myyyyy this is my two guilty pleasures having a love child

[@sunnypie2]

Yes, Amy Grant got some heat for divorce, but I looked it up and she was criticized for endorsing LGBT wedding

[@MaryJoHeadrick]

as an Arkansas girly this is ... so satisfying

[@tmtb80]

Sanctuary

[@StarCrunchy]

🤣 good try guys. Almost got to the point. Either way, good episode!

[@tommiegnosis]

I grew up in a suburb of Orlando, FL in the 90s/00s...I went to a small fundie church with a friend and saw a boy get hit by the "teacher" and I went to a mega church with a friend where they told us to "cover you eyes" at wet n' wild (waterpark) to keep ourselves from temptation and another time that a woman should juts listen to her husband and say nothing (by a female preacher. Idk if she saw the irony there) and I knew religion wasn't for me. They were the exact types of Chruches that are actually ruining Christianity. But, maybe if I went to church in Western WA, where I live now and have since 2007, it'd have been better. I did go to a Synagogue a few times on mercer Island and I loved it. They were sweet and kind and it was amazing. Still an atheist tho. I don't need religion to be moral, that's just me.

[@PlsWaLuigiDomMe]

Is this Christmas?

[@nice2meetyou631]

Just a heads up they don't talk about the Duggar's at all in this video. Edit: There is zero discussion about the Duggars in the patreon version too. It's just 40 extra minutes of Humberto talking about his childhood. This is false advertisement.

[@Alltagundso]

How do you like the other episodes? 😊

[@andiestewart7423]

It’s true, fundies are edible undies 😂😂

[@foucault8964]

I love Dr berto

[@shaunachambers6268]

My grandpa always taught me to never discuss religion, finances and politics.

[@kelseysala-hamrick6862]

You should do sisterwives next!!

[@SleepyLeeeee]

Ahh, yes Puck....forever the finger in the peanut butter guy.

[@shahnjaylaconnors1476]

I don't understand why people idolized the Duggars and are shocked about the Dugger story. TV is highly edited and no family is perfect. Few is any families have no disagreements, conflict, or have all children that are content to raise their sibling, and kept from the larger society. At the end of the day, all people are just people regardless of their religion or anything else.

[@jordanchobson]

A bit concerned with your implication that Christians are cool so long as they are LGBTQ friendly even though the Bible they support says horrific things about gay people. I think its important to call that out, because regardless of whether or not they are cool with gay people, the religion they follow is not and has caused massive harm.

[@Alayhoo]

I couldn’t agree more. Along those lines, I’d also like to add that kindness doesn’t equal social justice. This person from Teach Better says it well: “Kindness has been reduced to being polite or not engaging with discomfort, even if that discomfort is experienced by the students and community members we care about. If we don’t name and label the issues and inequalities that are happening, our culture and the educational system have no hope of ending the injustices that happen in our schools, in our communities, and across our nation.” Just because some Christians are gay-friendly or generally kind, it doesn’t stop the vast majority of them from voting for laws and politicians that harm marginalized peoples and maintain systems of power and privilege. I don’t need people to be nice, I need them to engage in critical thinking and care beyond kindness.

[@mygrinningcat]

​@@Alayhoointeresting line of thought. In my younger years I would have been 100% with you; even as my idealistic self I am 100% with you. But realistically some people just need the stuff and it's unkind to take the crutches from a limping man. If people need to park a certain part of their brain into godly certainty let's let them, especially when they choose a mild church/ cult.

[@Alayhoo]

@@mygrinningcat I don’t dispute that. Whatever helps people sleep at night and survive living in this world is what it is. What I take issue with is the lack of accountability for the harm a person or religion causes or contributes to by merely performing kindness while simultaneously voting for laws and politicians that seek to maintain social systems of privilege and oppression.

[@mygrinningcat]

@@Alayhoo agreed :)

[@MeganSmith80]

Some would argue that the Christianity light is actually the worst player of them all. It perpetuates a belief in nonsense.

[@mizz.downey2910]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@aed4n92]

haha shout out to Charlie/MoistCritkal/Penguinz0 - love that guy.

[@StardustMoon15]

I think fundies is for fundamentalists

[@lenore3072]

It's a Duggarnaut Juggernaut

[@natashacornwell]

I do the same thing with Charlie (or whatever his name is) 😅

[@alliedoll42]

Charlie's youtube brand is Moist Critical. We watch him a lot.

[@alma.blackhawk]

penguinz0, Charlie, MoistCr1TiKaL; Enigma Whisperer; Detective Extraordinaire, Cr1TiKally monotone.

[@private755]

The fact he doesn’t realize every religion (even Christianity) is by definition a cult is very Christian of the doctor he didn’t have to explain his Christian upbringing to me when he excluded it (and it only) from calling things a cult.

[@ashleypearson7848]

Its weird to talk abt adult stores and edible underwear lmao