How The Simpsons Exposed the Self-Help Industry

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"How the Simpsons Exposed the Self-Help Industry"
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Inspired by the Love of Jesus Christ
Verse of the Day (as related to the topic of this video):
"For everything there is a season,
a time for every activity under heaven.
A time to be born and a time to die.
A time to plant and a time to harvest.
A time to kill and a time to heal.
A time to tear down and a time to build up.
A time to cry and a time to laugh.
A time to grieve and a time to dance.
A time to scatter stones and a time to gather stones.
A time to embrace and a time to turn away.
A time to search and a time to quit searching.
A time to keep and a time to throw away.
A time to tear and a time to mend.
A time to be quiet and a time to speak.
A time to love and a time to hate.
A time for war and a time for peace."
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 (NLT)
A movie I highly recommend: The Gospel According to Matthew (starring a very animated and engaging acting performance by Bruce Marchiano, who plays Jesus). This is a word-for-word adaptation that has a unique take on the body language and charisma of Jesus, and also makes it easier to understand and quicker to read the story. I am hopeful that this movie gives you peace, love, hope, security, comfort, and answers, as it did me, and continues to do to this day. God bless you.
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#ExpressYourself

[@m1custombuilds855]

Life is like a road, there's a left lane and a right lane with a ditch on both sides. If you move too far to either side, you will crash. it's important to maintain balance no matter what direction you're heading in.

[@mattwhaley1865]

Whatever lane is closest to the cliff so I can drive off it would be great to know

[@zeno-two0255]

Nice

[@chrism8180]

What about the expression, "go where there are no roads"

[@tetitous]

@@chrism8180 I feel like you should only do so when no path can lead to where you want to go

[@chrism8180]

@@tetitous I feel like where I want to go, has been culturally engrained into me through subliminal messaging and pop culture, so I have a hard time knowing what my thoughts are, and the thoughts pushed by general society

[@braysfinds7479]

It's okay to act child-like sometimes, but you need to know the difference between that and immaturity. High school is a great example of this, no doubt.

[@Bogdan100pink]

My classmates set a desk on fire, I can agree with this

[@discomfortrevisted]

@@Bogdan100pink kids in my computer science class cut a chair in half with a mask and it was glorious ( minus the destroying school property part )

[@thepizzafoogle5481]

@@Bogdan100pink Last year a boy set a school bus chair on fire

[@TankEngine75]

I love this reply section

[@Loaves_of_Cat]

@@discomfortrevisted how does someone cut a chair with a mask?

[@MindlessTube]

I don't think inner child is about doing anything you want. If anything more to do with being spontaneous. Without having to think and calculate every action in order to benefit you or not trouble you.

[@thebrightqueen]

This is the one

[@sgshumblecrumb6046]

There's a fine line between free spirited and Peter Pan, I agree

[@ministerofjoy]

YES, thank you.

[@bidenadministrationischina5091]

Yes sir

[@borntoclimb7116]

Good point

[@non1263]

“Homer’s attempt to have fun ends up hurting people in the long run.” Nice.

[@akieboygaming]

FUN RUN

[@ShyGuy83]

I remember there used to be an old saying “Heart of a child, mind of an adult”, which sadly I don’t think many people follow today.

[@masicbemester]

my girlfriend never had the chance to express her inner child until she left her elementary school, where a lot of her trauma comes from. We're both autistic and have been bullied, but my experience is nothing compared to hers. Just thought I'd share.

[@veenatamara4543]

Aww I hope she’s ok now

[@masicbemester]

@@veenatamara4543 she's doing better now that she has the right meds but it still could be better for her. I just hope she gets understood enough and the support she needs.

[@blueraccoon1088]

As an autistic dude who's been dating for 7 years since high school I salute you and your lady 👍 🫡

[@chesceaktv889]

We are all kids that just learned and experience many things in a long run to survive on our own one day,and my parents always said that there is no problem for being childish or showing your inner child,just do it in the right time and still have your head into things

[@Mike-ty5rc]

I've always been told that I am childish or child like, and I used to be insecure about it and tried to hide it, but I've realized its just who I am and how I am, and whenever someone says something about how I act I just go "its just how I am so I dont care 🤷‍♂️" ofc when it comes to serious matters ill take it seriously because I know when enough is enough.

[@rebekkahill4664]

We have to be the parent to our inner children, which means letting our inner child flourish, feel loved and be happy but also setting boundaries and doing what's best in the long run, even if our inner child doesn't like this.

[@mudlark4099]

By God this comment really just blew my mind...

[@kyrenity]

I think the main lesson here is that you are both an adult and a child. Your child self is you in your purest form, and as you stop needing your parents (other adults) to take care of you, you become an adult and need to take care of yourself. It is now your adult side's responsibility to make sure that both your inner child is listened to and that you are also responsible for the actions of your inner child. Like everything in life, a balance needs to exist, as an extreme of either side will lead to a negative outcome. You need to make sure that you are true to yourself, taking care of yourself, and validating yourself, but also need to realise that there are responsibilities, boundaries, and others to consider whenever we take any kind of action. Your adult self is basically a filter for your child self that needs to accommodate both making sure that we're living our lives to the fullest, but doing so in a non-destructive, responsible way.

[@chrism8180]

The world you see around you, the one we have to be "responsible" for maintaining, was built by destroying what was once there, from blasting rock quarries to mining, logging, and lives expended doing strenuous physical labor has destroyed what once was

[@Robo-xk4jm]

@@chrism8180 kinda hard to support 8 billion people (or reach anywhere near those numbers in the first place) without agriculture cities or industrialization, all of which are environmentally destructive no matter what

[@chrism8180]

@@Robo-xk4jm then we are building a world destined to fail

[@Robo-xk4jm]

@@chrism8180 and if society never discovered agriculture, and thus large settlements and eventualy an industrial revolution, a perfect world in your eyes, you your family your ancestors your friends ancestors dating back to thousands of years ago (even past when you shared a common ancestor with everyone you live near, including people of completely different races) would have never been born, its estimated that there were anywhere from 5-10 million people before agriculture became widespread, 5 million is 0.4 percent of 8 billion. if you really care for the world may i suggest g*nocide against every group you can possibly think of. most effective are fusion bombs, maybe make a few dozen giga-ton bombs (largest ever was only 50 megatons) or a large amount of antimatter coming into contact with normal matter, if you can produce enough and transport it without it ever touching a single atom of air, liquids, or solid containers, the world will recover after a few hundred, maybe thousand years, a small fraction of the planet's total lifespan. for context, using just a little bit of math says from modern humans first existing to now, thats around 0.18% of the total time dinos reigned the earth, compared to the earth first forming to now, dinos' 165M years was around 3.6% of all of earths 4.5B years, and theres still around 7-8 B years left before the sun dies

[@elfodelputoinfierno]

You never stop being a child, but at some point become your own parent as well

[@Yipper64]

2:13 oh. This is something that ive kind of put onto the core of my outlook on life. You cant act on impulse, it hurts people, it makes people not like you, it makes you a social outcast... Or at least thats what happened to me. See, I have autism, which means a lot of things, but in this instance it got me suspended from school *a lot* around 3rd/4th grade. I decided around middle school id put in a big effort into learning and maintaining self control, as that was my problem. Id "do what I feel like" and it would get me in trouble, so id keep having to change schools and never be able to get a social life. I had therapy which im sure did help a little, but the fact is it had to be *my* choice to start improving my behavior. So to hear it sort of said as a bad thing to have self control like that, feels very odd. 2:53 hmm, thats vindicating, its basically the same message of what I figured out for myself all those years ago. 4:35 thats the big thing, awareness is very important. Of your souroundings, of yourself. Just... watch, listen, take in information, and process it.

[@ljbomberplays1273]

This guy is awesome and I'm glad he can help us all

[@sadlobster1]

After hearing the part of this video talking about balance, I'm reminded of a scene from Samurai Jack's 5th Season; specifically when he's making tea for the monk

[@mangantasy289]

that topoic reminds me of a famous quote of a german author, Erich Kästner, saying "only the one who grows into an adult but stays a child is human". I think it just illustrates that we all have (or should have) both sides, the adult, mature and the childish one. But of course we need to learn which one is suited for different situations. Having learned to be responsible but stay able act childishly (and freer) when it's okay to do so (meaning it has no bad consequences for anyone)

[@KingArcher141]

Man I don’t think I’ll ever regret subscribing to this channel Great work as always my friend 👍

[@peckneck2439]

The fact that a cartoon has to teach adults that they have responsibilities and that sometimes difficult situations have to be addressed or difficult decisions made goes to show how messed up western world is.

[@keepyourshoesathedoor]

It doesn’t teach, it just shows repercussions.

[@TranceCore3]

It's not the western world, it's just a few people who don't get it, inside of the western world. We're also not an anomaly.

[@degenkami2933]

Is it really just the western world? I think it's more of a human problem, no matter where you are

[@BlaxeFrost-X]

Nah, being surprised about it is what's messed up, because humanity as shared wisdom and knowledge through stories since before history

[@alvinleonardo1263]

5:30 Balance Is Everything… I learned that lesson from Uncle Iroh a long time ago, glad to see someone else doing the same

[@ThatOneGirlThatPlays]

"If you're reading it in a book, folks, its not 'self-help.' THATS HELP!" - George Carlin

[@c.w.8200]

I'm kind of sad because I was never allowed to be a carefree child that feels safe enough to express themselves. Me and my sister grew up in an abusive hell and I haven't experienced life without depressions since age 5. People don't understand why we are the way we are, something is missing that other people have, the believe that things will be ok in the end, the zest for life, the spontaneity, the confidence and ego that helps people push through and keep their heads high when I just give up. I've accepted that something other people developed in their happy childhoods is forever lost to me but this "inner child" thing reminded me.

[@shaww8721]

This guy definitely loves Bojack Horseman

[@Big_Human]

When "Dr Phil" told Bart "that's marvelous", I teared up. I wouldn't hate being myself so much if I was told such things for being myself and not the image of my parents What ended up happening at the end of the episode is what happened to me when I hit my 20s

[@unstoppableExodia]

I love it when shysters peddle easy answers. It makes solutions seem so much more accessible. Emphasis on the word seem

[@CalvinKaralus]

I think there’s something important missing from this analysis. The self help guy explicitly addresses the fact that we become a “human do-ing” instead of a “human be-ing” when we DO things for other people all the time. He encourages selfish behavior by rewarding Bart’s outburst, and other immature behavior. The dr Phil character is almost indicting helping other people. And there’ nothing wrong with helping other people yes? Sure, sometimes you need to focus on yourself, but making sure you are being good to your friends and neighbors on a regular basis is so important. And helping others can often be incredibly fulfilling. I think the Simpson’s episode is pointing out the lack of nuance self-help can have. Instead of encouraging people to think deeply about whether or not they chose certain paths in life due to the influences of other people. E.g. did you become a doctor solely due to pressure from your parents? Or was that what you really wanted to do for a job for the rest of your life? Self help can break down into a simple “rule” to follow in all situations. “Make sure you are making your own big life decisions and make sure no one is forcing you to live a different life” turns into “just do whatever you feel like, don’t worry what other people think AT ALL” Do you see the difference? There is a lot of value in making sure yiu choose your own path in life. But, there is a thin line between choosing your own path, and just being selfish.

[@watitduful]

Couldn’t have said it better 💯

[@thundageon5962]

I'm 21 years old and I still enjoy watching cartoons like PPG as an example. But I don't take it too seriously. If you're an adult and still love watching kids shows, make yourself balanced. Look at me, I enjoy anime but not a toxic weeb.

[@vishveshwarrajsoni7806]

my man i am very sad your new content is not getting traction but i still think that your videos help the bart simpson inside me and many other people keep on making content my man you are the best 😃😃😊😊😊😊😊

[@_FootHand]

1:08 "He ignored the Ricks involved."

[@yabadabwort]

This is what I needed to hear, maybe I should look for more ways to deal that quick fixes in my life

[@timothy897]

I wish nothing but the best for you I pray for you to get Millions of Followers some day. Lots of Love from Timothy Here in Uganda

[@krystasullivan3098]

I like how no one else noticed that patty and selma’s usual cigarettes were replaced with blunts

[@calemlinke773]

An old friend once told me, they had long lost what makes them themselves, just doing what's expected of them by others. I can now say, with almost sincerity, that I know what they meant back then... But losing my self along with my sanity in turn has made it clear that, if you want to keep you, well... You, have a better hold on your beliefs and practices in your life. Hold true to yourself like your life depends on it, or something can go very wrong, and you could lose yourself forever.

[@freddiesimmons1394]

Wait, what does this have to do with *exposing* the self help industry?

[@keepyourshoesathedoor]

It doesn’t help if people can’t critical think? Some self-help groups don’t help because they try to give short answers to complex questions and I guess try to make the person happy fast instead of acting dealing with anything.

[@kinyacat5919]

You always made me learn something new today and I'm thankful for that

[@wiktoriazootar3241]

What a wonderful video to watch before going to sleep (yes, it's Night where I'm from). I love it.

[@rezezah361]

Still night?

[@brokeneyes6615]

“ he’s just handing them easy answers.” That’s religion, Lisa.

[@cooperminion825]

The worst part about being a kid is when u try to express yourself and have fun, u have adults telling u to "grow up" and "act your age". Makes u deny your inner child and leads to years of therapy

[@zena2239]

When adults tell children not to behave like children because that's apparently bad

[@cooperminion825]

@@zena2239 reminds me of the story of Peter Pan. He ran away when he was a baby bc he heard his parents talking about what he would be when he grew up. When are kids allowed to be kids and have fun?

[@novomiracle988]

To be honest, for me the hardest thing to do is to balance. It easy to go by principles like "be nice" or other things, but they aren't always right

[@SportsFan-vq9kk]

If anything I feel like anything that's fun it's considered childish

[@Mr.Coffee576]

3:38 This hurts to hear because thats what self help does. It makes you lose your identity and stop you from thinking critically and self introspection. Self great is great, but Lisa explained perfectly about what happens when taken to the extreme.

[@LowellLucasJr.]

I'm a Toys R Us kid for life. I never let that embittered adulthood cloud my enthusiasm!

[@jeremyandrews3292]

It reminds me of that movie where a guy was told to "say yes to everything," and he wound up doing all these weird things.

[@confusedo6685]

you mean yes man? That movies really good, starring Jim Carrey, one of my favorite actors.

[@randomguyontheinternet7940]

When I first watched this episode it really changed by view on something I have never thought of before. I never bothered to care about self-help stuff and respected it, but the episode exposed a very real problem almost entirely ignored.

[@joeywall4657]

You're a great guy. I love your work.

[@Nandoazul1119]

great job man! It takes time to improve onelself! No easy fix at all!

[@endTHEhegemony_Today]

I love how wholesome this is! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much love!!

[@mintychustarclan7381]

OKI know it's supposed to be inspirational speech inspirational but is a Brilliant Comical timing on Bart's part

[@malusimathaba4040]

"Do what thou wilt" Aliester Crowley 😢

[@greglinski2208]

When my son was about 11 years old he entered a Jaycee Relay Race. He’d never ran track before and didn’t know everybody wore shorts. He came in jeans, to everyone’s amusement. He ran the last leg for his team - and came away the fastest runner of the day, and made up considerable distance to win. This video made me think of that day. How I wish I had been able to see it, instead of only hear and read about it. I was a single mom and had to work. My son was an amazing athlete. ❤️

[@SportsFan-vq9kk]

Sometimes there's things that I don't want to do but I man up and do it anyways

[@SportsFan-vq9kk]

But that shouldn't take advantage of me

[@highsol222]

Children do what they feel like...IN THE MOMENT. Thats my take on it. An important distinction to keep in mind. Because life will still happen. Mentors and lessons will still be needed for you to become a useful and responsible member of planet Earth. Yes! I said planet Earth because screw society xD

[@TheDracoStar]

...You know, I'm not gonna lie. There really isn't a quick way to being a better you. I've had plenty of experience knowing that's the case. There are a lot of moment I look back and cringe realizing I really could have been better... and that's okay. It means I've grown up and decided to make better decisions. Now, I haven't really lost my inner child. I laugh at dumb puns and jokes, I get excited for action scenes, and I like watching random stuff sometimes. But that doesn't stop me from trying to be a responsible adult. I help out around the house when I can, I care about my family, and I'm gonna try and find a job sooner or later. At the end of the day, I'm just doing what I can as a person. There's really no quick bit of advice I can really give for a person on their own path of self-discovery and spirituality. All I can really say is... go at your own pace and do what you can. It's not gonna be easy. Nothing ever is after all. So when you're trying to find yourself just... live. That's about it really.

[@tbrew222]

the graffiti kingdom music 🥲

[@cuckoophendula8211]

I actually have a friend who's in her early 50s, but has a mental age of maybe 13? She's also into the whole woo woo principle of the "law of attraction" to the point where she doesn't really think about the consequences of her actions thinking that things will be fine as long as she "thinks positively." I think that ever since she survived a car accident and was supposedly told that she survived due to NOT wearing a seat belt, it reinforced how she should "trust her intuition" over concrete evidence. Overall, she lacks humility, is pretty reckless, and seems to have a low regard for personal responsibilities.

[@keepyourshoesathedoor]

Does she have brain damage?

[@AleTitan]

@@keepyourshoesathedoor ...that would make snese

[@pleasedontsub2732]

I never lost the child inside me.

[@СтефанИветић-э7н]

I feel you because im always called childish when I start talking about how cool a figurines are or when i make silly faces.

[@SportsFan-vq9kk]

@@СтефанИветић-э7н Bro that's how you feel be proud of who you are just remember to balance it out

[@imawhiteboard7920]

A lot of people haven’t they just hide it

[@pleasedontsub2732]

@@СтефанИветић-э7н making silly faces is fun! Especially at random strangers!

[@BossOfAllTrades]

@@SportsFan-vq9kk as long as your mental health doesn't suffer because of traumatic experiences in your childhood that cause you to act childish at that point therapy is needed

[@halleyangel1706]

Immaturity and being childish has a thin line. I am very into my inner child but it's due to my autism but even I have to get things together and it isn't easy

[@pyramidhead138]

no lisa, this not madness...THIS....IS...SPARTA!

[@doodlehobbo8697]

If theirs no self awareness it's like letting an unleashed rabies dog chasing strangers, and the owner is not giving a care about it. And then the entire neighborhood is becoming a zombie rabies apocalypse and you don't still care.

[@chrism8180]

The problem is "self awareness" is often one sided and comes from a normalized perspective fueled by generations of propaganda. The individual always has to cater to the collective but the collective rarely is perceptive of the individual

[@doodlehobbo8697]

@@chrism8180 It's pretty bad if they do something stupid even it's outside of society

[@chrism8180]

@@doodlehobbo8697 there's numerous cultural traditions that could be coined "stupid" if you took the time to think about it

[@doodlehobbo8697]

@@chrism8180 I'm not talking about traditions

[@chrism8180]

@@doodlehobbo8697 well your just making generalizations without explaining yourself, so we won't go any further

[@Mike12mt]

Ah, back when the writing on the Simpsons was at it's peak.

[@Reapermaskhybrid]

Yeah, and before it became a pale imitation of itself.

[@Hammerhead547]

Too me the idea of "releasing you inner child" has nothing to do with "acting like a child" and more to do with learning how to loose yourself in things that bring you joy, weather it's listening to music reading a book playing a video game or cooking your favourite meal if it brings you joy to do it then do it. "everybody needs a little place they can hide, don't let nobody inside. every now and then we all need to let go, for some it's a doctor, for me it's rock 'n roll for some it's a bottle, for some it's a pill, some people wave the bible cause it's giving them a thrill others point the finger because they don't like what they see. if you live in a glass house don't go throwing rocks at me". ~Cinderella (Shelter Me)

[@MilesRobinson2001]

Life has it's good and bad and nothing is not always perfect Never be a childish person act your age. I liked this old Simpons episode topic.

[@blinday]

That's what makes us different from animals. We can look at our feelings and act differently. I may be mad, but I'll be gentle. I may be in pain, but I'll go on. I may be starving, but I'll wait a little more. Sometimes, doing something you feel like is refreshing. But it should be the exception, not the rule.

[@yaminog4776]

Yeah, like maybe when i"ll be turning 18 i would have to work and that's okay. I have to eat, but that doesn't mean that I'm gonna stop doing what i like. I would still have Time to writing songs or doing creative stuff in general coz i Love doing those things and i wanna be a musician. But i have to have a start first and things have a road. At the end being an adult it's not just work, its doing what you like but enjoying more cuz your brain knows how to appreciate more things and that. But you can play videogames all your Life and that's cool. You can do whatever you want, but there are rules and u have to survive too. But don't let that that consumed u, coz survive is one thing. Live is Another

[@aceclover758]

But Homer was still in the wrong. The trampoline and having fun isn’t the problem. It’s the no boundaries part, that was the problem. There is a difference between being childish and being immature or naive

[@georgianagheorghe8848]

Many misinterpret freedom and self-expression with libertinage, violence, sexual obsession, nudity, curse words, lack of common sense and morals and other negative things that are actually harming them inside and out.

[@sumdumbmick]

@3:53 How did you come to the conclusion that Bart 'yell[ed] out a rude remark for attention'? He's literally just walking away, ignoring everyone's reaction. He's not seeking attention. He just said what he intended to do and tried to do it. Marge grabbed him, pulled him back into the scenario and from that point he was given attention. Attention was not his goal. He didn't do anything for attention, least of all yell out a rude remark for attention.

[@sumdumbmick]

this is a stupid phrase that I remember adults using all the time when I was a kid, and I never understood how they could be saying something so blatantly stupid. almost nobody does anything for attention, what happens is an overbearing authority figure comes in and forces attention onto somebody who's not conforming, and then asserts that they're 'doing it for attention'... no shitbag, I'm protesting this nonsense you're forcing onto others and then you forced me to stop protesting and declared that the protest wasn't legitimate and dismissed it as attention seeking. what the fuck?

[@Laskoea]

I AM a child so ignore my opinion but, I never do what I feel like because nothings allowed, I get up, I sit bored through school, and I come home, that’s it.

[@francargeric1]

Back when Lisa was the voice of reason and not an annoying hipocrite

[@rodrigorebolledo9918]

This video can be sumarized in 5 seconds: "Balance is everything". Totally not worth watching.

[@cypher1233]

Hearing an acoustic cover of Escape From the City was the icing on the cake for me Edit: Oh wait no it's Endless Mine. Well, one in the same ig

[@Valikillenni]

Oh you never ignore the ricks

[@RegenerationOfficial]

To quote Theodore Kaczynski "SURROGATE ACTIVITIES": "When people do not have to exert themselves to satisfy their physical needs they often set up artificial goals for themselves." "We use the term “surrogate activity” to designate an activity that is directed toward an artificial goal that people set up for themselves merely in order to have some goal to work toward, or let us say, merely for the qake of the “fulfillment” that they get from pursuing the goal." Feel free to feel threatened!

[@chrism8180]

Hedonic treadmill is the result

[@juliomendez1997]

great video once again

[@PhenomenalByChoice]

THE OLD PEOPLE IN THE BACK! "WE LIKE ROY!"

[@livingood1049]

Great video man, I really appreciate your uploads. Getting people to think about something other than all the distractions in life is a very positive goal. My take specifically on this upload is, I laughed at this episode when it came out and later realized that satire, by definition really, is simply laughing at shit that's not funny when it's happening around you. I'll quote the most prolific philosopher of our modern age, Homer Simpson, when he was watching TV saidh: "It's funny cuz It's not me" Now allow me to go just a "little" off topic, if you've read this far you won't mind going a little further..?

[@peaceofpiety]

Thank you so very much for this. There are things here that someone I know needs to understand. I haven't been able to get through to him because he does whatever he wants in the moment for the instant quick fix. He will watch cartoons though. Hopefully the Universe will get this video to him before more people fall off his trampoline.

[@AleTitan]

1:40 as a child, I could never understand wtf that character was ever talking about

[@smartass0124]

I was more careful as child and known kids to be careful

[@javierortiz82]

That time when The Simpsons were more than a family guy pretend show.

[@AbandonedVoid]

I've always preferred people who err on the side of "too serious" to manchildren.

[@_Hugwave_]

I don’t have a kid within me but I’m deep inside a kid

[@slipgate5293]

There was a guy named Thanos who thought balance was the right way. But in the end it wasn' t the truth and he was destroyed because of his ignorance

[@wywardmoose]

"There are no quick fixes for self improvement " *cries in trauma*

[@christianv7177]

1:56 why can't this dude say "ask"?

[@thebrightqueen]

For anyone who needs to hear this…because I feel that it might have been picked up in this video (as amazing as it is): You are already whole and complete right now as you are. Yes, healing is a journey, but love isn’t. It is always in you. Right now. Evermore.

[@AleTitan]

If this is what being whole feels like then I'll kms, thank you very much!

[@nicholasvargas6397]

@@AleTitan ur a sad individual then and if ur set on thinking that way then that's ur choice there's only so much someone can say it's up to u to change but I hope u don't kys seriously

[@eddiestilll]

amazing vid, balance n doing things in moderation is the key in life :)

[@RikkuPhD]

Great video. Love the Sonic music at the end too :)

[@abduallahjuma96]

i like the idea of this episode 🥰

[@lisaknox4113]

I still enjoy my inner child. It helps me.if I get bored I think what did I enjoy as a kid? Then I go do that and feel better. No quick fix and problem solved.

[@pinkpinkmermayyy]

hey, could you make a video on the Disney movie Tangled? I would really like to hear your perspective on the movie

[@sadnapkin8128]

It would be amazing if you would make a video about BoJack Horseman :)

[@thomastheterrific3051]

Do a life lesson on Thomas the tank engine

[@iforgotmyname1885]

why do lisa and bart sound the same after 40 years?

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

"But I manifested it"

[@stealthynaxo]

I am happy to say that since laat year I have found a balance between being a goofball and, surprisingly, a busines man great video! Hooe it helps someone. Now, as an occasional goof ball... I have a challenge for you! Try to make a very deep, thoughtful and life changing video based of when Lisa sees a Rhino born from an egg and Homer challenges her by asking "What did you just see Lisa?"

[@arnavchaudhary4535]

This guy has something in him.I don't know what it is but I can tell you are not mainstream.

[@kacklerot]

Reminds me of Aleister Crowley with do what thou wilt. Good thing that didn't get popular......Oh nevermind.

[@StygianNightmare]

Is Noone going to point out the fact that this dude said "the Rick's involved"?... 🤣 🤣 🤣 Seriously though, good video

[@RanterInShades]

I was literally watching this episode the other day.

[@JohnBelluci]

Great video, please keep making simpson videos 🙏

[@chrisfair11]

Lisa Simpson = Lobster Guy Or is Mr. Clean Your Room just middled himself after Lisa Simpson?

[@pyramidhead138]

Why does it seem like the only people on that show that have any sense of logic or common sense are Lisa and Marge?