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  • @BHaney
    @BHaney  11 місяців тому +30

    Catch up on all my Paul and Morgan videos here- ua-cam.com/play/PL3JaFHeBBRy16-5oKippdFTcWBgkR3_2W.html

  • @TaylorX3
    @TaylorX3 11 місяців тому +510

    I feel like I say it all the time but Morgan & Paul's form of Christianity feels so awful and tiring. In constant preparation for a nonexistent battle to win nothing.

    • @Beanmachine91
      @Beanmachine91 11 місяців тому

      this christian obsession with battle and war makes them create enemies out of thin air, bible says the battle is already won and they can stop this petty edgelord shit

    • @ealusaid
      @ealusaid 11 місяців тому +40

      Completely unwilling to show up for the actual battle of love, compassion, and justice for the poor and the outcast.

    • @katrinaoliver4167
      @katrinaoliver4167 10 місяців тому +10

      Wow. You put this so succinctly. I was raised by parents like them, and you have no idea how true it really is.

    • @stephaniecuzner8147
      @stephaniecuzner8147 6 місяців тому +1

      Exactly. It's the opposite of "my yoke is easy and my burden is light"

    • @jaymccray1763
      @jaymccray1763 2 місяці тому

      I’m going to specifically refer to them as Morgan and Paul from now on. It’s so ridiculous, but it made me laugh for some reason.

  • @marleneflanagan7137
    @marleneflanagan7137 11 місяців тому +416

    Wouldn't you want a therapist that is "woke"? Meaning, open to different opinions and understanding of the world? No, I want one who is closed off and rigid! What a dense, immature child Paul is.

    • @meowiestwo
      @meowiestwo 11 місяців тому +92

      i want a therapist who will shame me like my parents did!
      /s

    • @marleneflanagan7137
      @marleneflanagan7137 11 місяців тому +14

      @@meowiestwo hahaha!!

    • @cl5470
      @cl5470 11 місяців тому +3

      Woke, sure. Pretending obesity is healthy or that moderate eating is disordered? No.

    • @tramtruong7433
      @tramtruong7433 10 місяців тому +12

      Nah, I prefer a sleepy therapist than woke! /s

    • @magda_pie
      @magda_pie 10 місяців тому +1

      I don't want a therapist who is woke. Being woke doesn't mean open.. you can be open without having the mindset as someone who is "woke". Being woke is being very political, in the extreme liberal scale, and very judgemental towards people who are not liberal, believing in very bizarre things, no thank you

  • @ericb9252
    @ericb9252 11 місяців тому +263

    Does Paul think Jesus would support bodyshaming someone?

    • @themaddiecommittee
      @themaddiecommittee 11 місяців тому +76

      Ah yes, the famous Bible story where Jesus went through the city hurling insults at people about their bodies.

    • @tacobellee
      @tacobellee 10 місяців тому +38

      The same peeps who say “God made you in his own image” and then literally shit on anyone and everyone who doesn’t fit THEIR image of what people should look like. 🫠

  • @latrishahope
    @latrishahope 11 місяців тому +1276

    As a Native American I can speak on what Mickey was talking about with marginalized ethnicities having lasting health effects from colonizers changing their diet. My ancestors were farmers, and ate what they hunted and gathered, from the climate around them. Then after the great Indian removal westerners introduced simple processed food and food that was grown in an area Natives were not acclimated to. That is why the Native American community has a high rate of morbid obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Also, ask any Native and they will tell you the WORST thing westerners introduced to us is alcohol. Alcoholism is a big problem in the community. And eating less westernized food, even what is deemed health food, doesn’t correct the generational damage to our genetic makeup. I actually hope Paul reads this comment and researches it because this has happened to many minorities and immigrants here in the U.S.

    • @MoreCoffeePlease.
      @MoreCoffeePlease. 11 місяців тому +48

      Thank you for your insight. Hoping to positively alert this response to the algorithm.

    • @maraphernalia
      @maraphernalia 11 місяців тому +45

      Hi, just wanted to say that the idea that we evolved to eat differently is largely a myth. There are some small differences found in different ethnicities, but, by and large, there are none. The processed food diet makes nearly everyone sick. Eating lean meats (like deer and buffalo/bison) and vegetables is good for nearly everyone. Humans evolved to be able to survive on almost any kind of diet.

    • @latrishahope
      @latrishahope 11 місяців тому +114

      @@maraphernalia I’m not talking about “evolving” I’m talking about an unwanted diet that destroyed my ancestors health was passed on to future generations. Why is diabetes and other health conditions genetic? It starts somewhere and the ability to hunt deer and bison was stripped away and you saying processed foods makes people sick…well that proves my point. If you are genetically prone to certain health conditions due to genetics, it’s incredibly hard to prevent them even with eating balanced meals or cutting calories and moving more.

    • @n.r.m.15
      @n.r.m.15 11 місяців тому +30

      I absolutely agree. My kids are mixed Hispanic. And their culture has the most amazing food. But they definitely have a a propensity of pushing their delicious food on people. It's how some show love is by feeding you. And the way they cook their food is not always the healthiest. Paul has no understanding of genetics or different body builds. Or how different cultures cook and show love. He is sooo sheltered. And ignorant. But he just. Keeps.talking.......just stop speaking paul. Not everyone is tall and thin. With no outside health issues causing weight. I take 3 meds that cause weight gain. I have hormonal issues. I work and have 2 kids. I'm a single mom. I'm in an extremely tough undergrad program. I have zero time to starve myself because I don't make my income from spreading hate and vitriol. I'm actively working to help people as a career. So paul. Just stop already.

    • @n.r.m.15
      @n.r.m.15 11 місяців тому +17

      I might have told paul when he commented on mickeys video comments that he and morgan "don't even go here"....oops. i had to reference mean girls. Cus he was acting like a mean girl. 😂😂😂

  • @emmabosley1608
    @emmabosley1608 11 місяців тому +608

    Paul: “I’m just stating facts. Hate me if you want”
    Also Paul: “Everyone is sooooo mean to me”

    • @darkstrifequeen1458
      @darkstrifequeen1458 11 місяців тому

      This coming from an idiot with either a huge ego or thinks he has a huge god complex. Sheesh!

    • @stephiechefy
      @stephiechefy 10 місяців тому +24

      Perhaps her telling her listeners to not go to his videos was more an act of mercy than anything. 🤔

    • @Junebugreen
      @Junebugreen 10 місяців тому +14

      @@stephiechefyI came here instead for that very reason. I saw them on Shiny Happy People. P&M seem immature for their age. The kids I see fighting for social justice that are woke are more socialized and seem to have much more meaningful lives. They understand the issues and can speak to them. Sounds like P&M just pass everything off as woke.

    • @stephiechefy
      @stephiechefy 10 місяців тому +12

      @@Junebugreen I still don’t feel confident that I understand what folks who have negative feelings toward “woke” think it means. It’s an undefined boogeyman, I suppose 🤷‍♀️

    • @rachelcarolyn
      @rachelcarolyn 10 місяців тому +7

      @@stephiechefy It's the new "politically correct," and an undefined boogeyman is a great way to put it. The way I see it, it's generally a way to accuse people of being too sensitive as a defense for the person themselves being insensitive.

  • @kimberlybega8271
    @kimberlybega8271 11 місяців тому +525

    So as a fellow licensed therapist it makes me a little mad to hear Paul was downplaying Mickey's credentials like that. So the requirements vary by state and type of license, but in general you need a *MINIMUM* of a Masters degree and after you get your Masters you have to work a few *thousand* hours under someone else's supervision, meet with that supervisor regularly, and pass a certification exam that costs hundreds of dollars. It takes about two to five years post Masters, so that's after six or seven years of higher education. (Some states require a 48-credit degree and some require a 60-credit degree.) In Mickey's case, since she is a social worker, she likely had to take TWO certification exams. Then after licensure we have to take so many hours of continuing education (and some of them get expensive!) every year or two to keep our licenses current. So, Mickey had to do A LOT to earn those LCSW letters after her name!! She also says in one of her responses how much she had to submit to UA-cam to be vetted to get that little banner under her channel to prove she is indeed qualified.
    Also we're not a monolith. Mickey and I have very different personalities and communication styles so I wasn't sure how I felt about her when I first found her videos. Therapists can come from any religious/spiritual background (some of us are even Christian ;) ), racial background, ethnicity, body size, etc. I had classmates who went to graduate school straight out of undergrad and classmates who went back later in life after already working in another field. That's why if you don't connect with a therapist when you try them out, it's okay to switch to someone else because you might indeed mesh better with a different person and it doesn't necessarily mean the first person was a bad therapist.

    • @Meganec3810
      @Meganec3810 11 місяців тому +41

      Omg yes! Like Mickey didn’t do all that work to add a tag to UA-cam

    • @n.r.m.15
      @n.r.m.15 11 місяців тому

      He definitely feels shitty when educated women point out that he has zero education or life experience because he's so sheltered and determined to stay sheltered. I love learning about other cultures. Experiencing them. But he's only happy to white wash the entire world.

    • @snailmailbox7298
      @snailmailbox7298 11 місяців тому +15

      Plus, you can look up licenses on state licensure departments’ websites

    • @LaCeiba1924
      @LaCeiba1924 11 місяців тому +29

      My friends and I who have been to therapy have all had therapists we did and didn’t like. One of them had a therapist that would get frustrated with her cause she didn’t really click with him and felt misunderstood in session. But because he was the expert, she wasn’t sure if she was really allowed to feel that way. I think your comment is a really good general reminder to people: it’s ok and totally normal if you don’t get on well with your therapist. It’s ok and totally normal if you need to look for another one that you click with. They’re people just like you, and not everyone sees eye to eye. A good therapist won’t be offended if you need to find another one.

    • @user-mv5zt8qd9l
      @user-mv5zt8qd9l 9 місяців тому +4

      ​@@gethelp6271 Except Mickey actively opposes narratives and advice that harms people. She's not the one putting out shameful and judgemental rants masquerading as mental health advice.

  • @nicnacsnonsense
    @nicnacsnonsense 11 місяців тому +602

    Honestly, Paul accusing Mickey of having a victim mindset is the funniest thing to me. Yeah, okay Paul, *she's* the one constantly playing victim, sure.

    • @ninaradio
      @ninaradio 11 місяців тому +30

      Funny how someone complaining about others “playing the victim” is one of the biggest red flag to alert you that person talking has a completely irrational victim mindset that runs through most aspect of their lives, and that they stoke that fear in others.

    • @janelle_beans
      @janelle_beans 10 місяців тому +21

      “I’ll take any chance to defend my Christianity.” Yup, he wants to be the victim in any scenario. He’s obviously not oppressed enough. 😂

    • @gethelp6271
      @gethelp6271 10 місяців тому +3

      What does anything that paul does or doesn't do have to do with whether Mickey has a 'victim mindset' or not? Why are you implying that only one person can "play victim"?

    • @efnfen
      @efnfen 9 місяців тому

      pointing out irony isn't implying whatever you projected onto that conversation@@gethelp6271

    • @AvaEFF
      @AvaEFF 9 днів тому

      Paul accusing someone of playing the victim is hilarious when he literally acts like he’s a victim because his wife wasn’t a virgin when they got together. He even said in a video that it “hurts him” that his wife has kissed someone other than him (before they even knew each other).

  • @jasnnialewis536
    @jasnnialewis536 11 місяців тому +221

    I love how he keeps reminding people "Morgan is here" "She supports me!!! *she won't sit on the video with me or get a mic* "but she's here guys she's here! And she AGREES WITH ME"

    • @PGOuma
      @PGOuma 11 місяців тому +26

      Nah fr like in their Barbie movie video, Morgan looked so tired and didn't seem to wanna film that day

    • @jasnnialewis536
      @jasnnialewis536 11 місяців тому +38

      @@PGOuma I only see them really when other people cover them and it always seems like Paul is the one who wants to be there and Morgan seems like an employee who is waiting to hear back from jobs she applied to.

    • @bottomofastairwell
      @bottomofastairwell 11 місяців тому +30

      That poor woman seems more like a prisoner in her home and lifestyle than anything to me. And yeah, she's bought into all the same stuff, but she doesn't seem a into it as him. She doesn't seem like she even wants to be there or film and she's only doing it coz she has to.
      I'm not accusing anyone of anything obviously, but I definitely don't think their relationship is healthy. And I have my doubts about how well Morgan is treated

    • @mandeanraje2300
      @mandeanraje2300 10 місяців тому +14

      @@bottomofastairwellshe’s not a poor woman. She makes her own choices. Women need to stop hiding behind how terrible their husbands are to not have to take accountability for how terrible they are themselves. She’s sitting there while he goes in on another woman and this is definitely not the first time. She deserves no pity or empathy until she actually shows anything that differs from the actions she has taken so far, not because of how disinterested she looks in doing the thing that gives her money. She’s not a child.

    • @bottomofastairwell
      @bottomofastairwell 10 місяців тому +22

      @@mandeanraje2300 oh i'm not saying she isn't accountable for her choices. cuz she definitely is. she promotes the same harmful and awful shit.
      but she can be a vile person in her own right, and still be a victim of paul's misogyny and trapped in an unhealthy relationship with him.
      both those things can be true at the same time. i guess that's all i'm saying.
      that doesn't mean i support her or think she should get a free pass on her crappy behaviour though

  • @ruggedascent
    @ruggedascent 11 місяців тому +630

    Calling people "haters" or "woke" is a really great way of dismissing everything they say without having to actually think about or debate their ideas.

    • @katiebobeauty3961
      @katiebobeauty3961 11 місяців тому +9

      Thisssss!

    • @minisnape
      @minisnape 11 місяців тому +39

      And he doesn’t even understand the ideas he’s dismissing. It’s so frustrating listening to him. The way he used woke to dismiss things is also so funny given the history of the word.

    • @fairybliss7772
      @fairybliss7772 11 місяців тому

      I call racists, haters and they don’t have a legitimate side.

    • @bobcatred
      @bobcatred 11 місяців тому +25

      It always cracks me up when people use “woke” like a curse word. Like they expect people to be like kids on the playground and go “you take that back!” When in reality they’re more likely to go “…and?”

    • @moodybassist
      @moodybassist 10 місяців тому +10

      Well, we were taught specifically to do exactly that so, I'm absolutely not surprised. I've seen it and I've done it. Self awareness is something they take from you and so is thinking for yourself. Lean not on your own understanding and all that, ya know, like that one verse says.

  • @HannahTheHorrible
    @HannahTheHorrible 11 місяців тому +443

    Hi! Your video was randomly on my recommended. I am close friends with Mickey irl and this was such a good summary of everything. I don’t want to speak for Mickey but I do just want to confirm that my impression from her is that she really does just want to help those who have been affected by fundamentalism and help those who may be in the deconstruction process feel more valid and accepted. She’s one of the funnest and most interesting, but also kind person I’ve ever met!

    • @Sophia-et9xp
      @Sophia-et9xp 10 місяців тому +14

      Love the pod ❤

    • @Tijggie82
      @Tijggie82 10 місяців тому +25

      100% agree! And they and their husband are also very cute together

    • @efnfen
      @efnfen 9 місяців тому +1

      Hi Hannah you're both great

  • @infamisrascel
    @infamisrascel 11 місяців тому +113

    Paul would implode if he ever sat across from a professional psychologist and tried to debate-bro her. He’s all bluster and talk when he’s sitting behind a camera insulting Mickey while only his wife is there to "call him out" if he goes too far

  • @katereagon4299
    @katereagon4299 11 місяців тому +336

    The idea that she shouldn’t be allowed to talk to patients about food or eating disorders because she’s fat is wild to me. Like what does he expect to happen, one of her patients mentions they’ve been having some issues with restricting food and she immediately says “sorry we have to end this session because I’m a fatty and therefore all of my knowledge and training on this subject are invalid. Go find someone else bye”?

    • @AnnekeOosterink
      @AnnekeOosterink 11 місяців тому +56

      Apparently your body shape determines what you know and learn now.

    • @jdbrown9380
      @jdbrown9380 10 місяців тому +23

      Not that they would ever say that, but you captured Mickey’s voice perfectly. 😂

    • @rachelcarolyn
      @rachelcarolyn 10 місяців тому +27

      It also shows a gross misunderstanding of eating disorders that is both symptomatic of fatphobia and perpetuates it. I'm a mental health professional who specializes in eating disorders and the majority of people with anorexia are not underweight, much less the majority of people with eating disorders as a whole. I have an entire soapbox I could get on around weight not equaling health, but I'll leave it at that.

    • @ninjakiwigames5418
      @ninjakiwigames5418 10 місяців тому +10

      @@jdbrown9380 I can imagine Mickey saying that in a sarcastic voice, lol

    • @justlittletalks4962
      @justlittletalks4962 10 місяців тому +8

      It was interesting that he said a few moments before making that comment that people shouldn’t police others talking about food and diets (specifically, he mentioned doctors being forced to avoid discussing this with their patients which is really laughable). What kind of mental gymnastics have you internalized to follow that type of logic my dude?

  • @hardygirl82
    @hardygirl82 11 місяців тому +137

    He's 33 years old and still acts like this?!? Big yikes.

    • @CostumedFiend_Audio
      @CostumedFiend_Audio 11 місяців тому +10

      If Regina George said what he said about Mickey I'd think that was in the Mean Girls script the whole time. Particularly the bit about him finding her talking about food ironic.

  • @BrittanyCollinsBand
    @BrittanyCollinsBand 11 місяців тому +643

    The funny thing is that Paul’s whole “I didn’t realize this was gonna be such a big thing” is ALSO a common manipulation tactic intended to make the viewers and Mickie feel silly for making such a big deal out of his “mistake”. It’s the whole Reverse Victim and Offender thing. So he’s actively gaslighting and manipulating his audience in a video where he’s defending himself against people pointing out that his disrespect to Mickie is a manipulation tactic. The irony is almost painful 😅

    • @kmo3066
      @kmo3066 11 місяців тому +23

      Yes, THIS

    • @targaghjj
      @targaghjj 11 місяців тому +53

      It also depends on his audience not viewing Mickey's response, because Mickey was visibly less upset in her response than Paul was in his response...to her response...

    • @brendasmith7345
      @brendasmith7345 11 місяців тому +9

      Correct! I thought the exact same thing.

    • @SarcasticShrubbery
      @SarcasticShrubbery 11 місяців тому +46

      Exactly! Obviously it was tongue in cheek of Mickey to put 'Paul' in the trigger warnings, but honestly, his behaviour is kind of triggering to me. The way he keeps deflecting with comments like "isn't this just common sense?? I didn't realise that was such a big deal?? Am I being unreasonable?" makes my blood boil. It's the type of argumentation that's very, very hard to counter without looking like a hysterical drama queen and that's exactly what he's going for. Just continue talking slowly and in a calm tone and the other person getting (rightfully) upset looks like the "crazy" one, no matter the substance of your arguments or how offensive you're really being.

    • @emilymaeflower93
      @emilymaeflower93 11 місяців тому +1

      +

  • @kathleenlamb597
    @kathleenlamb597 11 місяців тому +330

    Few things about Paul's response. Choosing to use the wrong name as "Missy" really says a lot. That is a name that is often used in a derogatory tone to assert authority over someone. Maybe it was an innocent mistake, maybe it was weaponized incompetence. 🤷🏼‍♀️
    Also, he mentions that she called him a Fundie, but never explains why his beliefs do not closely align with fundamentalist views. Maybe pull out one or two examples of fundamentalism that he disagrees with.

    • @allison257
      @allison257 11 місяців тому

      I’m pretty sure he uses Missy regularly when talking this way to an about women who clearly intimidate and threaten his masculinity because they are successful without a man.

    • @Albinojackrussel
      @Albinojackrussel 11 місяців тому +34

      I'm not buying it as a mistake for a second. Not when Mickey is a real name which he got right at the start of the video, and Missy isn't a real name, and frankly isn't even that close to Micky.

    • @arbisofficial
      @arbisofficial 11 місяців тому +19

      I don't even know if Paul watches enough of Mickey's content to know they're nonbinary but if he does then it makes it WAY worse

    • @AnnekeOosterink
      @AnnekeOosterink 10 місяців тому +30

      Using the wrong name in a prepared and edited video is a choice. That's not a mistake.

    • @rachelcarolyn
      @rachelcarolyn 10 місяців тому +9

      @@Albinojackrussel I've known people named Michelle and Melissa who went by Missy as kids, so I wouldn't say it isn't a real name, but I 100% agree that Paul calling Mickey that was not a mistake.

  • @sweetstacks3631
    @sweetstacks3631 11 місяців тому +283

    Mickey: I'm fine and happy being fat, it's just the way I am and I shouldn't have to change it.
    Paul: tHaT's So SaD

    • @cl5470
      @cl5470 11 місяців тому

      It is, though. Almost all credible studies on obesity disprove the "fat but healthy" narrative. She shouldn't hate herself, but being complacent is giving up on health.

    • @user-mv5zt8qd9l
      @user-mv5zt8qd9l 9 місяців тому +13

      ​@cl5470 Except that, by her own experience, trying to sustain fat loss took a toll on her wellbeing. Health is a lot more than the physical, and mental distress can even turn into physical symptoms or maladies.
      "Fat = bad, thin = good" is a gross oversimplification of the problem.

  • @CostumedFiend_Audio
    @CostumedFiend_Audio 11 місяців тому +202

    I kinda said this before, but Paul clearly has a bit of an ego problem. I'm more embarrassed for him than I ever am angry at him for sharing his opinions. Like sir, if you think being fat is bad and you comment on her weight at all for any reason, you're doing it to be mean. That's pretty straight forward to me.
    Edit: Also the fact that to him and to his audience calling her woke (something Mickey probably wouldn't deny) automatically makes what she says dismissible is very telling. He doesn't express why that would be a bad thing. It's just a given to him.

    • @toomuchsci-fi
      @toomuchsci-fi 11 місяців тому +16

      If I remember correctly Paul's dad is a personal trainer or something and there is an older video that he does with his dad and they're pretty fat phobic

    • @toadsfortheroads
      @toadsfortheroads 11 місяців тому +12

      He definately does, and it becomes so clear when he talks about why he compared crack to food and sex. Like it’s just such an obviously bad take, but he can’t just admit that. I don’t think it would be that hard to say “yeah, we probably shouldn’t be comparing food to crack, that’s a weird and unhealthy way to look at it” but he just can’t do it. So now he’s trying to justify this weird comparison and bragging about how humble he is in the same video. It’s kinda funny, but mostly sad.

    • @caseyw.6550
      @caseyw.6550 11 місяців тому +10

      Right? He literally has no argument except "See how woke she is, guys? Nothing more to say."

    • @rachelcarpenter3965
      @rachelcarpenter3965 11 місяців тому +9

      The ego is INTENSE. Oh my gosh some of the lines he was saying just made me physically gag. So narcissistic.

    • @FrauStormm
      @FrauStormm 11 місяців тому

      Being woke will always be negative to fundies because being woke means you accept homosexuality and validate transgender individuals.

  • @te-ter
    @te-ter 11 місяців тому +32

    "he's responding to what he hears, but not what she says" is the best summary for those reactions imo

  • @hannahr7198
    @hannahr7198 11 місяців тому +100

    "If doctors aren't allowed to talk about it..." Paul you are NOT A DOCTOR! You "worked in the weight loss industry for a year" and now suddenly you're putting yourself in the same category as doctors?

    • @kiryn5977
      @kiryn5977 7 місяців тому +6

      I was literally screaming this all throughout that part lmao

  • @Anthromommery
    @Anthromommery 11 місяців тому +469

    In Mickey’s video, she DOES say how the “casual approach” is working for her. She doesn’t have anxiety, or shame from an eating disorder, and accepts herself. I’ll take that coaching.

    • @Albinojackrussel
      @Albinojackrussel 11 місяців тому +33

      Iirc she also talks about how she feels much physically healthier than she did when she was eating restrictively.

    • @cl5470
      @cl5470 11 місяців тому +4

      Overeating IS disordered eating, though.

    • @TheSightOfTheStars
      @TheSightOfTheStars 10 місяців тому +61

      ​​@@cl5470 Mickey has a history of eating disorders, which are much more than just about "physical health". Eating disorders have some of the highest risk of death of any mental illness, and the majority of people with EDs die by suicide from the shame, guilt, and emotional suffering caused by the mental illness, not from related physical health complications from the way they eat. She has spoken in several videos about the different "diet" approaches that have triggered relapses for her, including restriction and calorie tracking. I understand that it feels counter intuitive, but some people are safer and healthier in fat bodies, and they shouldn't need to explain their personal health history to strangers to justify their existence as fat people deserving of equal respect and consideration as people.

    • @brynna8619
      @brynna8619 10 місяців тому +32

      ​@@cl5470she said when she isn't restrictive she doesn't overeat because she doesn't have that shame. I experienced the same thing when I recovery from bulimia. And they talked about how her husband eats more than her and finishes her leftovers. They also mention that her doctors are always pleased because her blood work and such is always where it's supposed to be.

    • @angiep2229
      @angiep2229 10 місяців тому +19

      @@cl5470 But you don't know how much she eats.

  • @aliciarowland3322
    @aliciarowland3322 11 місяців тому +65

    Seeing someone use weight shaming isn’t going to make me feel comfortable going to a Church. So he’s not doing a great job at defending the religion. People like him are what made me lose the faith I once had. They act like they’re morally superior while also bullying people based on things that are irrelevant

  • @rubylightshow1585
    @rubylightshow1585 11 місяців тому +287

    The fact that Paul doesn’t seem to be able to conceptualize a way in which someone might be able to watch a spicy scene without becoming aroused and lusting after those people is very concerning to me. I’m also so very tired of Paul being like “ya’ll don’t have to watch us. We don’t pretend to be experts.” When they do. Their whole channel started because they were giving advice on how to go about dating when they were only in their first year of marriage. It’s since come out that their first year of marriage was really hard so really, did their “advice” even work out for them? They make a lot of videos giving advice which they don’t have the expertise to give. They position themselves as having some kind of unique knowledge that they’re gifting to other people when they don’t. Mickey said that these things can be harmful to you in the long run if you let it go to far and Paul said nothing about her actual arguments and only said well you’ve taken the casual approach and look at you, you’re fat, so what do you know about being strict.

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +44

      💯 you’re spot on with all of this!!

    • @whitneyaustin9994
      @whitneyaustin9994 11 місяців тому +32

      Right? I was disturbed by the idea that simply seeing a sex scene is the same as lusting when for me it isn’t

    • @michaelwhite8119
      @michaelwhite8119 9 місяців тому +3

      So much of this is taught in the Fundamentalist churches. It’s all about guilt and self loathing. So much with sex and sexual desires are wrapped up in guilt. I can remember many a vow of at Summer Camps in which we were incentivized and guilted into making virginity vows.

  • @thelonelykittydolly5823
    @thelonelykittydolly5823 11 місяців тому +64

    i wanna hilight that in pauls response, when he answered to clips of mickey, he always argued the least important point and easyest to minimize.
    mickey: "you minimized mi expertiese and called me the wrong name"
    paul: "im bad with names haha"
    not even touching the fact he did call her a "youtube therapist" even though you can even check the status of her certifications as with most therapists
    edit: he literally minimized her achievements again at the end of the new video, omg the lack of self awareness

  • @laine80
    @laine80 11 місяців тому +129

    The problem with how he talked about her being fat is that it was obvious that for him fat=bad. It’s not just a fact or a descriptive word. As you and Mickey pointed out, this negative association with being fat harms everyone, regardless of their size. Also, as a fat person, I can tell you that we know all about how diets work and can speak on it very well. And, as a therapist, Mickey is well versed on how fatphobia affects the brain and body negatively. Paul and Morgan are problematic in so so many ways.

    • @Sapphykins
      @Sapphykins 11 місяців тому +25

      the way he says "how is my criticising her for being fat bad when she calls herself fat", like he's so convinced it's terrible that he can't understand how her using the word as a neutral descriptor isn't equivilent to him saying her opinion doesn't matter because paul doesn't find her attractive!

    • @laine80
      @laine80 11 місяців тому +8

      @@Sapphykins you hit the nail in n the head!

  • @rae_gem
    @rae_gem 11 місяців тому +101

    I don’t always agree with Mickey’s takes on things, but I feel like Paul kind of proved her points with his last response. They even addressed that you can’t just say “I read the Bible so there” because it’s been so debated for millennia. He’s so undeservedly confident in his assertions and really didn’t have a solid defense for anything. I guess I didn’t expect anything differently from him but when his entire rebuttal was to “defend his faith and speak in love” it really lacked both.

    • @CaulkMongler
      @CaulkMongler 10 місяців тому +3

      There are literal theses and dissertations given about varying interpretations of the Bible. What an incredible diminishing of the topic LOL that’s like saying I can teach English because I’ve read the dictionary 😂

  • @pinkysaurusrawr
    @pinkysaurusrawr 11 місяців тому +437

    In shock about how much of this ended up being related to fatphobia. Paul really couldn't see past Mickey's appearance and view her as whole human person, and respond to her as such.
    I'm glad you made this video! The crossover I never expected. I watch Mickey's content but hadn't kept up with this back and forth, and I'm glad I saw it through this lens - with your reactions to Paul's behavior softening the blows.

    • @saltydinonuggies1841
      @saltydinonuggies1841 11 місяців тому +30

      Meh I'm not surprised. People's first attack is often someone's body when they don't have any actual points. Plus Paul's just an absolute pos, I just hope he doesn't talk to Morgan like that when the cameras off.

    • @normalgamergal
      @normalgamergal 10 місяців тому +19

      Besides, Mickey is adorable. His inability to see beauty of different sizes is so pathetic.

    • @brackencloud
      @brackencloud 10 місяців тому +13

      it was disgusting. beyond the fact that it is generally terrible to comment on weight, She gave multiple legitimate explanations that affect it. But paul aparently decided that nothing she said existed, and just kept hammering in comments on her weight.
      people can have an unhealthy relationship with food, and still give solid advice on how to have a healthy relationship with food
      and being fat doesnt mean you have an unhealthy relationship with food.
      I would be more worried getting food advice from someone who 'spent a year in the industry' than a therapist who has to deal with clients with EDs and stuff.

    • @Struudeli
      @Struudeli 10 місяців тому +7

      ​@@brackencloudAnd Mickey literally has her own past issues with EDS, so she can also talk from her own experience and not just empiric knowledge which can also be an important angle for people who have their own issues. It's empowering to hear someone else talk about their past issues and how they overcome them.
      Many thin people have horribly unhealthy relationship to food. And many fat people have a healthy one. It's not a straight correlation even if we all can agree that many fat people do have an unhealthy relationship to food. But then again, is it their own fault? Vast majority of time it is not. It's disorders, trauma and mental health that affect it the most. The amount of people who eat a shit ton too much knowing that it's unhealthy for them, just for the fun of it and do not care about the possible consequences, is minimal.

  • @Dietitian_Hets
    @Dietitian_Hets 11 місяців тому +41

    As a dietitian doing my PhD, Certified Personal Trainer with 8 years of training in nutrition, health and fitness under my belt, I can tell you that ONE year of training or experience in health and fitness is NOT enough to talk about nutrition as if you are an expert. I don't usually comment on videos but I'm quite passionate about this.
    In fact, Micky was not giving nutrition advice but using it as a metaphor for eating disorders, disordered eating and mental health, something she not only has lived experience in but actual qualifications that Paul doesn't. It's not ironic that she is coaching us about food (which she isn't, she is giving a metaphor), she is talking from years of education and within her scope or practice.
    I am a Christian, and all of our commandments in the Bible can be summarised as: Love the Lord with all your heart and love others as yourself.
    Paul diverged from his original points by talking about weight and nutrition, without addressing the biggest problem: He was not acting according to our biggest beliefs - acting in love towards others. He does not consider her feelings or his audience's, instead he dismisses it by saying they should "just chill". Even if he doesn't agree with her world view or view on health, a loving response would be to put her feelings first and keep to the original point of the debate.
    I believe that Paul truly believes that he is defending the faith and leading people to God, but out of love - we as Christians should be showing more compassion. This type of responses do nothing to lead people to God because it doesn't look any different than that "of the world", using their catchphrase.

    • @CaulkMongler
      @CaulkMongler 10 місяців тому +1

      Paul doesn’t give me the impression he can skillfully string together main points without going on a defensive tangent.

  • @vintagearisen
    @vintagearisen 11 місяців тому +80

    "My credential is I read the Bible"
    Oh wow Paul solved theology, pack it up everybody, Paul's got this

    • @user-mv5zt8qd9l
      @user-mv5zt8qd9l 9 місяців тому +5

      Imagine boasting that you only take references of human society and psychology from ancient stories and acting like you really did something.

  • @smugchinchilla4765
    @smugchinchilla4765 11 місяців тому +202

    Really love your balanced commentary. It’s the kind of conversations that we need. I’m an atheist and a “woke liberal” 🙄 and people like Paul and Morgan make me insane so what I’m looking for is this kind of discourse. A balanced conversation from someone with a strong Christian faith who is open to differing viewpoints and real debate. It is irresponsible for us to live in echo chambers and it would be irresponsible for me to consume only media that has the same viewpoint as I do. So thank you for doing what you do and for reminding me that there truly are good Christians out there who don’t live in hate.

    • @carriepinkduck
      @carriepinkduck 11 місяців тому +11

      Agreed! This is exactly why I have followed B Haney and Mickey Atkins for as long as I have.

    • @laine80
      @laine80 11 місяців тому +9

      I’m agnostic and was thinking the same thing! So refreshing!

    • @marissaboone6894
      @marissaboone6894 11 місяців тому +11

      Love this! I’m a believer and I know it seems to be rare from both sides to actually have a balanced conversation without one getting offensive. There are actually a lot of believers that are very loving, but the ones that aren’t I feel are in the spotlight more (which they should be called out on 100%) I love seeing comments like yours 🫶🏼 I wish everyone could just get along haha!
      Hope you’re doing well❤

    • @Rhaenarys
      @Rhaenarys 11 місяців тому +5

      Agreed. It is a refreshing new take, as someone else whose atheist.

    • @xmultishipperx7206
      @xmultishipperx7206 10 місяців тому +1

      I completely agree ! I am Christian but I love how she makes it so balanced so that any one watching can understand regardless of their beliefs

  • @RobAGabor
    @RobAGabor 11 місяців тому +98

    "How's the casual approach [to food] working out for her?"
    I'm autistic, so I don't always understand rhetorical questions, but I think I've got a pretty good grasp on this one. And I don't think it was meant to be helpful. It was more like, "I know what your relationship to food is just by looking at you, and you really don't have much good to say about the subject."
    My win for the week... My refrigerator is now cleaner than it's been in years.

  • @idunnoanymore3001
    @idunnoanymore3001 11 місяців тому +76

    Still watching the video, but when Paul said "That's her husband, i guess" i felt it was more of a "He's not hyper masculine and doesn't domineer Mickey like how a husband is supposed to act". Thats how it at least came across to me.

    • @XxXsumaroXxX
      @XxXsumaroXxX 11 місяців тому +14

      This is hilarious to me because Paul is also not very masculine. He’s a former hairdresser who regularly wears a colorful Maid Marian shirt (I guess he’s a big Disney kid?)

    • @CaulkMongler
      @CaulkMongler 10 місяців тому +5

      Everything that comes out of his mouth is passive aggressive and I can’t tell if it’s because he purposefully means to demean the both of them, or if it’s a complex defense mechanism because he’s *so* severely repressed that it’s a tangled up form of “well that’s *them* I guess, but def not me”. Or just a mixture of both.

    • @user-mv5zt8qd9l
      @user-mv5zt8qd9l 9 місяців тому +3

      Which is ironic, given the very petulant and sensitive persona he chooses to upload before the whole Internet. Who are you kidding, Paul?

  • @knitwithkayla
    @knitwithkayla 11 місяців тому +204

    Just a reminder that Mickey is non binary and uses they/them pronouns!
    I’m a therapist/clinical social worker (like Mickey) and a Christian, and it turns out, it’s important for me that my clients know they are safe with me. That’s why we have things like Trans Lives Matter or BLM in our office - so that clients know we stand with marginalized communities. Sure, it could be considered “woke”, but when you learn about the history of these communities, the oppression, and the ongoing trauma, why wouldn’t a therapist want to align themselves with their clients and say “I see you, and you’re safe here”? I also believe that’s what Jesus taught.
    My win for the week was finally getting an ADHD diagnosis!

    • @PygmyGoat3
      @PygmyGoat3 11 місяців тому +56

      Mickey uses she/they! So she/her is also totally fine c: you're awesome though, your practice sounds lovely and so welcoming 💛

    • @Helen-oi7qm
      @Helen-oi7qm 11 місяців тому +14

      I'm auadhd! Welcome to the community my dear

    • @Sapphykins
      @Sapphykins 11 місяців тому +8

      Congrats on the diagnosis!

    • @AnnekeOosterink
      @AnnekeOosterink 11 місяців тому +10

      Yeah, this. Like, it is wild to me that open mindedness and acceptance are somehow seen as a bad thing by Paul (and others. He just expresses incredulity that a therapist would be that).
      Also, I got my adhd diagnosis this year, at age 37, and it's been such a relief knowing that I'm not lazy, and careless, and uncaring, that feeling that paralysis isn't a moral failure. So yay! 😁

    • @AnnekeOosterink
      @AnnekeOosterink 11 місяців тому +13

      @@PygmyGoat3 I just wanted to add some extra information, a lot of non-binary people are addressed as their AGAB, even if they are totally cool with that, it can help a lot to acknowledge that that's not their gender. It also helps to normalise using different pronouns for people in general, instead of just the AGAB ones. So if someone uses more than one, or even any, pronouns, it is very common for most people to only use the pronouns that align with their AGAB, which kind of ignores the other possible pronouns, you know?
      So it's not so much that she/her is inaccurate in Mickey's case, it's that very often that's the only pronouns people use, which kind of ignores the rest of the pronouns they use.
      I hope I explained this well, I'm not sure I did, so if it's unclear please let me know. ☺

  • @PeaceTrainJump
    @PeaceTrainJump 11 місяців тому +81

    Paul isn't that bright. He lacks life experience. He isn't respectful. So why does he think anyone should listen to him?

  • @Blueb3rryyy
    @Blueb3rryyy 11 місяців тому +56

    There is just so much to unpack here, but the biggest thing I just cannot get part is Paul’s insistence on prolonging the conversation about Mickey’s body. Besides the obvious misogyny, it simply cheapens his argument. Paul had a great opportunity to expand on Mickey’s point about Paul and Morgan not having the experience or credentials to talk about their faith - which I think would have been a much more insightful and substantive discussion. Instead, he’s so vapid and condescending, bringing up a topic he knows will cause controversy but is too egotistical to see it as a bad thing.
    In the words from that one fish from SpongeBob- Oh brother, this guy STINKS.

    • @valolafson6035
      @valolafson6035 10 місяців тому +9

      But he doesn't have anything to talk about. He doesn't have experince or training that would help, so he can't argue in his favour.

  • @elijahbyrd68
    @elijahbyrd68 11 місяців тому +50

    As a Christian who is in school to become a clinical psychologist… Paul makes me have anxiety 😂😂😂😂 DUDE YOU CALLED HER FAT IN YOUR APPROACH!

  • @thistheywrote
    @thistheywrote 11 місяців тому +118

    i have so much i could say about Paul's comments. on so many levels, this is crossing new lines into targeted cruelty.
    for now, I'll say this - there is a big difference in claiming 'fat' for yourself as an act of self-liberation and someone else calling you 'fat' or 'heavy' or whatever else as a derogatory descriptor intended to undermine who you are, what your expertise is, and/or your ability to know anything about health and wellness.
    and Paul knows that, or else he wouldn't have said 'can i not say that?' and 'you might hate me for saying this, BUT...' he knew what he was doing and wants us to believe otherwise, and i simply refuse to accept his manipulation as naiveté.

    • @latrishahope
      @latrishahope 11 місяців тому +21

      The “am I wrong?” Thing he said over and over shows this is how he argues with people. He frustrates them to no end and wraps it up with that “am I wrong” and people say no just to shut him up or they are so manipulated by his tactics they say “no” out of insecurity or shame. It’s a form of bullying. It was telling he kept saying it to Morgan expecting her to agree with him, which shows this is how he handles their arguments.

    • @thistheywrote
      @thistheywrote 11 місяців тому +14

      @@latrishahope the way he asked Morgan to affirm his position really bothered me. as if 1. her opinion on the matter would settle it and 2. it was appropriate to drag her into this argument with Mickie. Morgan is not on camera for a reason during these videos; own your bad takes, Paul, and accept any associated consequences. Morgan has plenty of her own bad takes without him forcing her into this one.

    • @helenr4300
      @helenr4300 11 місяців тому +5

      Exactly

    • @caseyw.6550
      @caseyw.6550 11 місяців тому +5

      And he seems to do that allllll the time.

    • @caseyw.6550
      @caseyw.6550 11 місяців тому +6

      ​@latrishahope I've seen him say that A LOT (the "am I wrong, guys?" schtick) and I only passively watch any videos about them.

  • @m.g.4446
    @m.g.4446 11 місяців тому +48

    From everything that Mickey has said about her relationship with food, it sounds like she actually has quite a bit of experience in how to have a health relationship with food and stay physically healthy. Fat doesnt mean unhealthy and it sounds like she's put a lot of effort into learning how her body works and what's healthy. Chances are she knows a lot more about being healthy than someone who's been thin all their lives and never needed to put effort into staying thin. The argument of "Well, you're fat so why should I listen to what you say about health?" Is such a flimsy argument

    • @bottomofastairwell
      @bottomofastairwell 8 місяців тому

      Add someone who works in the medical field, I can wholeheartedly say that the MOST unhealthy thing you can do is go on crash diets that don't work, trying to lose weight, and then gain it back.
      It's FAR healthier to be overweight, but maintain a CONSISTENT weight than it is to be thin but then gain weight, then lose it then gain it.
      The entire diet industry is toxic and it wreaks havoc on the body for a person's weight to yo yo like that.
      You can be fat your whole life and still maintain healthy lipid, triglyceride, cholesterol levels, all of that. Because fat IS NOT inherently unhealthy.
      So the fact is, Paul is just wrong.
      And beyond that, poor mental health is WAY worse for a person than being fat. Depression, anxiety, high stress levels, all of that will shave years of a person's life span. And that's not even touching mental health conditions like eating disorders (which are some of the most deadly mental health disorders).
      Fatphobia hurts everyone. Paul is just plain wrong and uneducated. And to boot, he's an ass who acts like a child and rather than debating someone (because he can't) he resorts to low blood and attacks on their appearance. What a pathetic, sad little man

  • @aiplusyou
    @aiplusyou 11 місяців тому +56

    it's so telling that the only times paul and morgan have responded to people it's with someone femme (or mckay, who has long hair and who i suspect paul would say unflattering things about) but they never respond to like. any of the men who also critique them.
    it's also so telling that paul really thinks anyone can be skinny. like i, personally, am a person who could be skinnier if i wanted but my partner is medically skinny. he has a biological problem with his body where he doesn't get all the nutrition from his food so he is always on the verge of malnutrition. i know women with pcos who simply can't be skinny because their chronic condition prevents it. people who take prednisone often gain weight and can't lose it because the medication prevents it. not everyone can be skinny! also really love that he cut that bit where he repeatedly called her fat together and thought it... exonerated him? except it just made it look worse?
    (unrelated to paul but damn did morgan feel like a prop in the video you reacted to. even more than usual! she's not even on screen!)

  • @carriepinkduck
    @carriepinkduck 11 місяців тому +28

    As an atheist, it bothers me when people say they'll pray for me. Please don't.

    • @cl5470
      @cl5470 11 місяців тому

      Especially since studies show that sick people who pray have worse outcomes than those who don't.

    • @spibow
      @spibow 10 місяців тому +2

      I always understand and appreciate the sentiment, but it just always feels almost superficial especially in grief. It just feels like giving a gift I've said I don't care about at all.

    • @andrea2kx
      @andrea2kx 7 місяців тому

      In the paraphrased words of Hannibal Buress, "don't pray for me. Make yourself useful. Make me a sandwich, I'm going through some shit right now.

    • @teganj9512
      @teganj9512 6 місяців тому

      Same

  • @michelleweber7034
    @michelleweber7034 11 місяців тому +38

    My win this week is that I joined a small group with two women from my new church! I'm a Marine spouse and I have felt lonely and disconnected living at a station so far from home, but these two lovely women have befriended me and made me feel so loved! So, that was my win for the week! 😊

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +5

      Oh I love that!! Being far from home can be so tough but building a community definitely helps, I hope you continue to build great relationships there! 💛

    • @HunterLvyiXIII
      @HunterLvyiXIII 10 місяців тому

      Congrats, yeah, military moves so much (I'm so excited to go to Oki) but it does make for a very isolating environment, especially with the hours some of us work. Good luck and stay blessed!

  • @trustmaker1014
    @trustmaker1014 11 місяців тому +22

    The more I see from Paul, the more I understand him to be a narcissist. He doesn't hide it well.

  • @ealusaid
    @ealusaid 11 місяців тому +19

    Paul praying for Mickey wasn't actually calm and nice and loving. He specifically compared her to the "sexually immoral" Prodigal Son. The subtext is that he wants her to admit that she's wrong and he's right, and come back to the "true faith" that is believing exactly what he believes. He's not being compassionate, he's being smug.

  • @Emymagdalena
    @Emymagdalena 11 місяців тому +36

    Honestly! From someone who has been a Christian and is no longer a Christian, you are so much less “tempted” by sex/nudity in television after you leave Christianity.

    • @CaulkMongler
      @CaulkMongler 10 місяців тому +5

      Exactly, it’s like “oh it’s a boob? Whatever” nobody out here is sexualizing breastfeeding mothers like Christians and Fundies are.

    • @bottomofastairwell
      @bottomofastairwell 8 місяців тому +2

      It's almost like not making a thing taboo and normalizing it makes it.... normal. And you know, not a big deal anymore.
      But you know, can't expect Paul to ever get those kinds of concepts

  • @kellysemple6860
    @kellysemple6860 10 місяців тому +13

    Why is he so interested in Mikki's body? Why is Morgan okay with him spending so much time thinking about it? It's beyond none of his business, which makes it really creepy for him to think about what they look like so much.

  • @ChelsieMcNeely
    @ChelsieMcNeely 11 місяців тому +16

    He 10000% watched it before deleting it from his Netflix history 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @notlurking2128
    @notlurking2128 11 місяців тому +38

    His response to the fatphobia was 🤮🤮🤮.
    Like, as a fat person who held alot of shame about it and is now getting over it, people are so casually mean about this stuff.
    The only time I have activly lost weight in the last 10 years was because I was in active mental crisis, where I was so anxious I literally could not eat for DAYS. I do not aspire to that.
    It is freeing to realise that you can eat in moderation and still be overweight. It is freeing to realise that you can exercise every day and still be overweight. Fat liberation now ✊

    • @stellablake6200
      @stellablake6200 11 місяців тому +4

      I agree completely. There is literally no point in talking to people who think that you *should* feel shame and want to change your body at all costs and don't even have the self-awareness to recognize how unkind that is.
      As a fat person who developed an eating disorder in the process of trying and failing to lose weight for years, all I hear when people tell me to lose weight is them telling me to risk seriously harming myself so I can appear more aesthetically pleasing and superficially healthy for the sake of those around me.
      It really is freeing to realize you can still work on improving your health without the goal of losing weight, because weight is neither the sole nor the most important factor in health. I haven't weighed myself in years and have never been happier or healthier than I am now

    • @bottomofastairwell
      @bottomofastairwell 8 місяців тому +3

      Facts, as someone who works in the medical field, i can wholeheartedly say that the healthiest thing anyone can do is maintain a CONSISTENT weight. Even if that means being overweight.
      It's far worse for your body to lose weight, then gain it, and yo yo back and forth than it is to be overweight. You can be healthy all day and still overweight, coz honestly, a lot of that is just genetics.
      Some people just aren't born in bodies that can be "thin" and fit our BS beauty standards. And trying to force yourself to be thin can be SO damaging.
      Nevermind that one of the worst things for your health is poor mental health, things like chronic depression, eating disorders, untreated mental illness. All that stuff is WAY worse for you than being overweight.
      Everyone deserves to love the body they're in, to feel comfortable in that body and be at peace with it. And as long as you're body SERVES you, allows you to go to work, to spend time with your family or loved ones, and do the things you want to do, then it's a perfect body. And we should all honor our bodies and the things that our bodies show us to do, no matter what size they are.
      Side note: I freaking love Mickey. And I feel like their clients are so lucky to have mickey as their therapist, coz you know mickey is actually helping those people find real self acceptance and self love

  • @MelissaMayhem99
    @MelissaMayhem99 11 місяців тому +29

    Mickey is the kind of therapist I WISH I had access to

  • @yeet7463
    @yeet7463 11 місяців тому +63

    The reason he keeps bringing up her appearance is because that’s the only way women hold value in his world

    • @okoala62
      @okoala62 11 місяців тому +7

      💯💯💯

    • @Meganec3810
      @Meganec3810 11 місяців тому +7

      This Omg one million percent this

    • @kamrynmiranda4739
      @kamrynmiranda4739 11 місяців тому +4

      Excellent point

    • @high-bi-password
      @high-bi-password 11 місяців тому +4

      ^^^^^^^^ THIS

    • @valolafson6035
      @valolafson6035 10 місяців тому +5

      Plus, he doesn't actually have any other things to say. He can't actually refute Mickey's points.

  • @dollydisturbia8732
    @dollydisturbia8732 11 місяців тому +56

    This has been so entertaining and well done. Paul’s “arguments” are classic DARVO. Deny, attack, reverse victim offender. Deny that he has done anything wrong. Attack Mickey for her appearance. Reverse victim/offender roles by taking on the approach that Mickey and her husband are big meanies

    • @bottomofastairwell
      @bottomofastairwell 8 місяців тому +2

      I mean, as someone who's lived with this kind of crap, I easily see right through it.
      But it makes you wonder how he treats Morgan when the cameras are off.
      Obviously I don't know them, but I'd put money on him being emotionally abusive

  • @mistyd2438
    @mistyd2438 11 місяців тому +21

    The level of disdain this man has on anyone who doesn't agree with him is palpable 😊

  • @juliafoy5739
    @juliafoy5739 11 місяців тому +20

    Paul: "If I enjoy something and it's not bad, I should do it. Therefore, I will create a response video to her response to my reaction of her reaction video to me."
    Also Paul: "I won't be watching The Witcher."

  • @migoreng7789
    @migoreng7789 11 місяців тому +47

    maybe i'm reading too much into things but paul saying he would like to meet mickey in person felt threatening. the whole vibe of his response videos is very woman-hater-y as in 'how dare this supposedly qualified woman criticizes me'. if you post things on youtube, people have every right to criticize you. and hell, mickey is not the only one. i guess either he's mad she often talks about them or that she says things that bother him aka she's not wrong. he's not helping his case. i met a lot of "im so smart and correct" men like paul, both outside and inside (polish roman catholic) church and i just can't stand them. oh lord save me from their bullshit /j

    • @Meganec3810
      @Meganec3810 11 місяців тому +8

      I also think it’s like a “if I could meet her in person I could change her mind cause I’m just that bright and charming” delusion

    • @Meganec3810
      @Meganec3810 11 місяців тому +8

      Also grew up Roman Catholic and there’s way too many Paul types in those circles

    • @allison257
      @allison257 11 місяців тому +5

      She would absolutely make him cry

    • @HunterLvyiXIII
      @HunterLvyiXIII 10 місяців тому +1

      That's how I took it too, I was like... bruh

  • @VisionOfFreedom
    @VisionOfFreedom 11 місяців тому +43

    Paul thinking that no one can watch a sex scene without lust proves Mickey’s point exactly.

    • @catlover2223
      @catlover2223 6 місяців тому +1

      Stop self snitching, lol! 😂

  • @pris1378
    @pris1378 11 місяців тому +29

    i'm aro, ace, agender, sex repulsed, have no libido. i've never done anything even remotely connected to sex in my entire 40 years on this planet. they left the whole module out when they assembled me.
    for some people sex is something that happens to other people. others don't get visual stimulation at all! all people are different!
    and it's perfectly possible to be in a room full of naked people (or on a beech full of naked people, i'm german you can sun bath in the nude in plenty of city parks here) without it being in any way sexual.
    not everyone has sex on the brain at all times!
    side though: given all the above i'm still not properly pure, i'd wager...

    • @nuclearwessels2078
      @nuclearwessels2078 11 місяців тому +7

      Just like I couldn't get over their videos in bikinis. Who goes to the beach to gawk at other people? It's so bizarre.

  • @shadygirlxoxo
    @shadygirlxoxo 10 місяців тому +9

    The year Paul “worked in nutrition” was selling his Dad’s workout program! His Dad is super shameful & fatphobic! They frame it as God wants us to be fit. It’s super gross & gives him zero qualifications to talk about nutrition!

  • @collagepodge
    @collagepodge 11 місяців тому +18

    Everything Mickey says flies right over his head. She’s truly in a different league. I think Paul’s ignorance is a deliberate one.

  • @chromaticdelirium
    @chromaticdelirium 11 місяців тому +48

    His ability to be so cocky while being so wrong is truly incredible

    • @lizzybeary
      @lizzybeary 10 місяців тому +2

      Im amazed at how blissfully and deliberately ignorant he and his wife are.

  • @crystal3850
    @crystal3850 11 місяців тому +18

    Paul's video was a series ad hominem attacks against Mickey. He couldn't address the actual points and he still can't, that's why he keeps coming for her weight.

  • @themaddiecommittee
    @themaddiecommittee 11 місяців тому +18

    He's the king of weaponized incompetence and it makes me sick. Knew someone very abusive just like that.

  • @cattc6946
    @cattc6946 10 місяців тому +7

    “My credentials are: I read the Bible” I haven’t laughed that hard in a while. The fact that he’s serious 😭😭

  • @ryanhburnette
    @ryanhburnette 10 місяців тому +8

    “I didn’t realize it was going to be that big of a thing. Mickey and Missy are pretty close…”
    “Paul” and “Douchebag” are pretty close too, but I think he’d be offended if we misnamed him too.

  • @luminescent_tides
    @luminescent_tides 10 місяців тому +10

    I think the thing with Paul and Witcher just shows how harmful purity culture is for women AND men, even extending into marriage.
    In my opinion, Morgan is out of town, Paul wants to watch a show, sees there’s a warning for nudity and is SO afraid that seeing nudity might lead to him feeling aroused (totally normal) and arousal could lead to masturbation (again, totally normal), that he won’t even allow himself to watch an adult show due to fear of normal adult reaction to possible content.
    They’ve been so falsely conditioned, thinking that things that are totally ok, normal adult behavior is “bad, immoral, sinful and shameful”.
    It’s really, really, really abnormal, unnecessarily restrictive behavior that only leads to shame, self doubt and feelings of unworthiness.
    This is no way to live….yikes!

  • @jessicamckay0514
    @jessicamckay0514 10 місяців тому +10

    I honestly feel like Paul is threatened by Mickey. He says he just likes to debate but, it's easier to just pretend a lot of the legitimate critiques of him are just drama. I think the fact that Mickey has legitimate credentials really bothers him so he tries to take her down a peg.

  • @Cbbartelt
    @Cbbartelt 11 місяців тому +69

    As a person who went to Christian college and has a degree in church and ministry leadership, Paul couldn’t make in a lot of ministry classes or Bible classes because exegeses and being encouraged to understand things in the culture it was written for would end in him arguing with the professors. This was SO COMMON with white dudes who grew up in church, especially ones who had parents who helped them pay for college.
    Also, porn addiction isn’t a thing. It just isn’t. If you’re watching p-rn to a point where it’s negatively impacting your life it is an indicator of a different issue. And if you want to reduce a behavior not because it’s an addiction but bc you want something different in your life it’s fine but it’s not an addiction.
    How he talks about p-rn (and how MOST fundamental evangelicals talk about p-rn) is basically the same as Jodi Hildebrand begins talking about p-rn. It’s not a straight line but it is a red flag.

    • @toadsfortheroads
      @toadsfortheroads 11 місяців тому +3

      This is true. We should not be telling people who have a normal interest in sex, or even a fixation, that they have an addiction. It is so unnecessarily stigmatizing and shameful, and it literally isn’t true. Isn’t Christianity like supposed to set people free from shame? There is a way to work on unhealthy behaviors like a hyper fixation with sex without giving them misinformation or questioning if they are even really a Christian. It just requires an education on the subject, which both of these people lack. I just wish they’d either stick with telling their own stories not prescriptively or make their channel just straight political. At the moment telling people what they have to think and do to be a good Christian with no education and a very clear political lens through which they are reading the bible, it’s a perfect storm for terrible advice.

    • @Sleipnirseight
      @Sleipnirseight 11 місяців тому +10

      To be fair, there are two classes of addiction: physical and psychological.
      Physical addictions occur with substances that cause physiological dependence (e.g., alcohol, meth, opioids, etc.). They impact people pretty universally as they produce a cellular, metabolic response that we have no control over.
      Psychological additions are compulsive, uncontrollable behaviors that negatively impact a person's life. Examples of this typically include activities that produce high dopamine responses, like gambling, shopping, risky behavior, porn, etc. But, really anything can become a behavioral addiction so long as it produces a dopamine response for that person (e.g., a specific video game, using social media, disordered eating, obsessive exercise, etc.). They are not universal as they don't trigger a biological response per se, but the key here is that there is no predictable pattern and what may not become an addictive behavior for most people, could develop into a behavioral addiction for one person. Most people can partake in viewing porn without issue, but it is also not uncommon for certain people to develop a psychological dependency/compulsion.
      Edit for clarification

    • @toadsfortheroads
      @toadsfortheroads 11 місяців тому +9

      @@Sleipnirseight Ok, so I want to respond to this, and this is not meant to invalidate your point, because the point you are making is a good one. I just want to clarify some stuff (I've got a degree in this stuff and this is what i learned in school/research). There is a lot of discussion in the psychological community about whether non chemical addictions are "addictions".
      "behavior addictions" As you call them do not have the same biological stuff happening, and so a lot of professionals do not like to use the term addiction. The way that a hyperfixation or a really strong behavioral pattern is treated is going to be super different from how a chemical addiction is treated, so in my opinion we should not be labelling them the same thing. If you look up behavior addiction, a lot of what you see is for profit treatment programs that have very little oversight using the term, which seems pretty insidious.
      What may be called a "sex addiction" is most likely a maladaptive coping mechanism or someone who has a compulsive behavior disorder, not an actual chemical addiction. And a lot of christians throw these terms around and act as though "sex addiction" = some kind of chemical addiction, and that is super misleading and stigmatizes normal healthy behaviors as well.
      These two types of disordered behaviors may appear functionally the same, but there are some important differences in my opinion. There are some professionals who are comfortable labelling things "sex addictions" or "internet addictions" etc, but in my experience it's a minority.
      Anyway your point still stands, I personally never use the term "addiction" unless I am speaking about a chemical addiction, because it prevents a lot of miscommunication.

    • @toadsfortheroads
      @toadsfortheroads 10 місяців тому

      @@Sleipnirseight The point I'm making is that there is no DSM or any other official diagnosis for psychological addiction. The only behavioral addiction that qualifies is gambling addiction. Other than that, people may use the term to explain their experiences, but it's not like a diagnosable thing. At least it won't be diagnosed in the same way, it will be diagnosed as a compulsive behavior or something else specific. And sure you could make the argument that there is some biological stuff going on, but it isn't the same as chemical addiction and isn't treated in the same way. So while the use of this type of category may be helpful in some scenarios, I would caution people against using terms like this as though they are specific psychological or biological terms, because they aren't. Saying that we can develop addictions to anything is part of the problem in my opinion, because when we have this very unspecific language and can apply it to any maladaptive compulsive behavior, it can lead to people thinking they have chemical addictions and need to be treated that way, which is harmful. There is no such thing as a diagnosable sex addiction, or food addiction, or anything like that, these are terms we use to describe the experience of having unhealthy compulsive behaviors around these things. Situations like the Jodi Hildebrandt thing that is happening right now are cautionary tales of why we need to be careful not to conflate medical terms with informal language. I'm not saying never use this type of language, I'm just throwing out a caution here.

  • @bryony2616
    @bryony2616 11 місяців тому +10

    Sorry but “fundi, fundi, fundi, fundi” made me giggle 😂 so mature of Paul

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +2

      I just had to include it 😂

  • @FeministCatLadySpinster
    @FeministCatLadySpinster 11 місяців тому +56

    I haven't finished the video yet (darn work), but I do love how Paul had to comment on some not so nice responses he got from his comment on Mickey's video.
    And if you look at the comments - on his OG response video, at least - they're just a cesspool.
    He's right that we can't control commenters, but it's interesting - I would have thought Paul and Morgan would be cultivating a Christian audience, and they would be better than focusing on someone's appearance, and instead address the words.
    But I guess not.

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +23

      Yeah the general vibe of their comment section was catty and immature. I would hope that a Christian channel would not engage with or even condemn comments like that but honestly the comment section reflects Paul and Morgan’s attitude imo!

    • @emmanarotzky6565
      @emmanarotzky6565 11 місяців тому +10

      Not at all surprising that Paul and Morgan’s fans would be judgmental people who call themselves Christians but don’t act like it. That’s what their content is all about.

  • @scarlettredding
    @scarlettredding 11 місяців тому +41

    @40:05 this is literally a visual representation of what happens when you try to tell a manipulative person that they are manipulative. Coming from someone who once was a manipulative person and still have to be very self aware about it. Paul most likely is not self aware of what he's doing, not that it makes it less awful. They have both been extremely hurtful and mean for yrs and now it's all coming to the surface 💯

  • @laurence.d.a
    @laurence.d.a 11 місяців тому +16

    Nothing like talking about someone's weight for way too long to defend your Christian values, right Paul? 😂🙄

  • @ChardeeMacdennis339
    @ChardeeMacdennis339 10 місяців тому +17

    The fact that he thinks you can’t see a sex scene without immediately getting super turned on and like lusting insanely after the characters is very telling. Tell me you grew up in purity culture without telling me.
    Also it bothered me how he kept asking Morgan for back up. Why didn’t he just have her in the video?

  • @sk22-12
    @sk22-12 11 місяців тому +15

    Paul's new response gives me "you outsmarted me and I didn't think that you would actually respond to me but I have to save the apparences because if I'm not the smart guy, I don't want to be the bad guy" vibes, honestly.
    Edit: I was almost surprised when he said he was 33 because I genuinely forget he's older than me because he has such juvenile views lots of the time, in my opinion... I just can't.

  • @tea_time_t
    @tea_time_t 11 місяців тому +9

    It makes me so pissed off when people say stuff like "Anyone can be skinny". It's just not true? There are so many different body types, and they all carry weight differently. We should learn to treat our own bodies well instead of trying to fit everyone in the same mold.
    Also Paul is such a passive-aggressive jerk. The part where you were like "Can I just call you fat and you be chill about it?" to paraphrase what he's saying is exactly right. He talks in an even, reasonable tone but he says the most hateful things, so he thinks he should get away with it because he's not cursing or shouting, so that must mean he's not being rude.

    • @moonlighthowling666
      @moonlighthowling666 11 місяців тому +4

      not to mention medications like birth control and antidepressants can cause you to gain weight/make it difficult to lose weight

    • @AvaEFF
      @AvaEFF 9 днів тому

      “He talks in an even, reasonable tone but he says the most hateful things, so he thinks he should get away with it because he’s not cursing or shouting so that must mean he’s not being rude.”
      This exactly! This is their MO. Say deplorable things but use a “nice” tone and then attempt to gaslight you into believing that you’re crazy and they’re just so polite and respectful! Bonus points when they call you out for curse words even when the actual content of something you said wasn’t offensive.

  • @kmo3066
    @kmo3066 11 місяців тому +20

    My win is that I found a great cheap second hand bookstore and have been reading for fun again!

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +4

      That’s awesome, I love a good secondhand book store 💛

  • @floofmccloud
    @floofmccloud 11 місяців тому +12

    For someone who apparently just LOVES debate he is really awful at it. Phrases like “common sense” don’t belong in a debate. You have to actually prove your point to me dude. Also so many analogies that don’t work.
    For some reason I gave him the benefit of the doubt when I started watching his first response, a couple times I was like “okay I guess that’s valid…” but he absolutely lost me when he brought up her weight and I had to rage quit the video. And then in his last one not only was it poor debate but he really doubled down on “if you don’t agree with this you’re not following the Bible”
    Great job responding to this nonsense, B.

  • @nuclearwessels2078
    @nuclearwessels2078 11 місяців тому +19

    The thought process behind Paul and Morgan's video made me feel so subconscious about wearing a swimsuit. I grew up in churches that were very conservative. Definitely gave me a lot of anxiety that I am finally starting to work through. I really wish churches and Christian channels would go back to basics and focus on the Gospel of Jesus.

  • @rebecaa7482
    @rebecaa7482 11 місяців тому +52

    My win for the week is that we got to take my dog to the vet (we don’t have a lot of money, but he really hasn’t been feeling well) and it thankfully it’s nothing life threatening. He has a flea allergy and arthritis. So we’re getting him some supplements and looking into flea treatments. So hopefully he’ll be feeling better soon. ❤️

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +5

      I’m glad you were able to get to the vet, those visits can be EXPENSIVE. I hope he starts feeling better soon!

    • @rebecaa7482
      @rebecaa7482 11 місяців тому +2

      @@BHaney Thank you so much. Yes they can. Thankfully it ended up being quite a bit less than we’d originally expected though. But he’s my best friend, and I’d do anything to have him feel better.

    • @ysabethsweet3407
      @ysabethsweet3407 11 місяців тому +1

      I made chicken soup and ate fresh made bread.. it tasted really good lol

    • @high-bi-password
      @high-bi-password 11 місяців тому +1

      Used to work at a vet, prices are indeed soaring as vet practices are getting snapped up by corporations and squeezing both the staff and the clients for more and more money.
      The only suggestion I can offer is apply for Care Credit, it allows you to pay the same bill over like 6 months. Better to do it in advance and have it onboard before you’re in a more urgent situation.

    • @rebecaa7482
      @rebecaa7482 11 місяців тому

      @@high-bi-password Thank you so much. I’ll look into that.

  • @opheliaoftheripples9472
    @opheliaoftheripples9472 11 місяців тому +44

    Thank you for this and for always being so genuine and direct. Need your vibe to get through anything Paul and Morgan.
    Every word out of Paul's mouth is passive aggressive and insincere. His voice makes me shiver. What a nightmare it must be to live with a guy that weaselly and manipulative.

  • @tormlen
    @tormlen 11 місяців тому +15

    Wow, dude really heard “his whole video was just calling me fat,” and said “hey, that’s not true! But I can remedy that!” (Not his exact words, doubt he ever uses “remedy” as a verb.) I feel so bad for anyone who is fat and in his audience. He so clearly thinks “overweight” is one of the worst things a person can be. Also, him thinking that “a year in the weight loss industry” qualifies him to talk about someone else’s health and weight just further proves Mickey’s point about him speaking on things he has no actual credentials to speak on! Anyone else get weird Disney villain vibes from his laughter sometimes?

    • @mrs.h4604
      @mrs.h4604 11 місяців тому +2

      Amen! I took 2 years of accounting in college, but I don't tell anyone else how to do their taxes- know what I mean?😅

  • @jonigarciajg
    @jonigarciajg 11 місяців тому +8

    I'm a therapist, i love Mickey, their videos remind me that it's better to be myself than just a generic professional figure.

  • @kathleenlamb597
    @kathleenlamb597 11 місяців тому +24

    My win for the week is that I just survived. ❤

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +5

      Hey, that’s worth celebrating 💛🙌🏻

  • @targaghjj
    @targaghjj 11 місяців тому +14

    Paul is so embarrassingly childish and ignorant I really hope Mickey does not respond to his latest response. He needs so much schooling.

    • @katrinaoliver4167
      @katrinaoliver4167 10 місяців тому +1

      It’s beneath Mickey at this point. They tried, but he’s not worth it.

  • @Meganec3810
    @Meganec3810 11 місяців тому +11

    I love how nuanced you can be! I also appreciate how well you articulate the frustration of the “debate bro “ tm phenomenon that completely made sense!

  • @diannahenshaw5156
    @diannahenshaw5156 11 місяців тому +10

    Yup, I remember all the Middle School bullies doing that SAME TACTIC when I would reach a limit and finally tell the teacher what was going on! That whole “She’s accusing me of what kind of behavior? Oh me, oh my… that’s so hurtful towards MEEEE!!!” crap! Also, THEY ARE FUNDIES! Do they not know that about themselves?!

  • @ahgalaxies3672
    @ahgalaxies3672 11 місяців тому +11

    Thank you for your level headed approach. Thank you for calling out the bs in a fellow Christian. - from an atheist

  • @susannahc
    @susannahc 11 місяців тому +15

    Found it very interesting that he explained why he was responding to their video because "if you feel like doing something and it's not *bad*, that might be a sign that you should do it" or whatever....that's sounding dangerously close to what those awful "woke" people might say about a variety of situations, Paul.... 🤔

    • @catbeehendricks
      @catbeehendricks 11 місяців тому +5

      This is exactly what I was thinking... doesn't he espouse that just because you like something and it makes you feel good that doesn't mean you should do it if it's a sin... he's so hypocritical.

  • @mekahlazoe9811
    @mekahlazoe9811 11 місяців тому +6

    Paul really said gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss

  • @moonlighthowling666
    @moonlighthowling666 11 місяців тому +5

    the way paul uses slang has such "hello fellow kids" energy

  • @maryinsanfrancisco
    @maryinsanfrancisco 11 місяців тому +8

    Yikes! Who's going to tell the Pauls of the world that calling someone or something "woke" speaks volumes about the person who says it rather than who or what they're talking about.

    • @stellablake6200
      @stellablake6200 11 місяців тому +1

      Yeah I would love to hear his definition of woke. Because his use of it in this video makes it seem like he thinks it means "open to learning new information about the world that might contradict my current beliefs"

  • @lyra2282
    @lyra2282 11 місяців тому +10

    Porn addiction and sex addiction do not exist in the same sense as true addiction does. The appropriate ways to define them are compulsive use of porn, out of control sexual behavior (for the more severe cases), difficulty with management of porn use, etc. Porn and sex addiction are not listed in DSM V (the diagnostic mental health manual). There is a big push now by the so called "porn addiction therapy" groups to add it to the next edition of the DSM, but it's important to understand that the techniques that these therapists use (sadly they are often legitimate mental health therapists) have not been evaluated and studied for efficacy, and most importantly, rely heavily on sexual shame to control a person's behavior. Moreover, these therapists (with rare exceptions) have no education in human sexuality and there is no plan to create sexual wellness for a person. You can't just "stop" and cut off your sexual self the way you would with your alcohol use, for example. You can actually see how well this approach works in the recent Frankie family scandal and what the Mormon "church" teaches about "porn and sex addiction". Paul is so cavalier with this term because in these fundamentalist religious spaces, the amount of sexual shame is overwhelming and any sexual behavior that's not strictly prescribed is punished most severely. Also, saying you are an addict gives you an "out" - it's not you, it's your addiction (the monster Harvey Weinstein attempted the "I'm a sex addict defence", thankfully unsuccessfully). Ironically, when actual sexual misconduct happens, these communities do everything they can to cover it up. It's incredibly difficult to learn boundaries and appropriate behavior when it comes to sexuality and relationships in such a messed-up environment.

  • @emmabosley1608
    @emmabosley1608 11 місяців тому +9

    Paul says that they only share their viewpoints and don’t go after Christians.. bullshit. The amount of times they have disagreed with a Christian in their videos and say “Well, they are Christian, but are they Bible believing Christians?” and then give that smug “eh eh” look into the camera. They are actively discrediting anyone who disagrees.

  • @Isabel-hl1jy
    @Isabel-hl1jy 11 місяців тому +6

    Paul is a prime example of the Dunning-Kruger effect

  • @marleneflanagan7137
    @marleneflanagan7137 11 місяців тому +17

    My win for the week is my daughter substitute taught at the school she works at as a para-professional. She was SO HAPPY and such a good day! I hope this gives her the nudge to pursue getting an actual teacher's job. She graduated with an education degree in December.

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +5

      I’m so glad she had a great day, that’s awesome! 🎉

  • @michaelwhite8119
    @michaelwhite8119 9 місяців тому +3

    Morgan answering from off screen was wild. Either join or go spend some time alone while you have it. 🤣

  • @suziewaltner1448
    @suziewaltner1448 11 місяців тому +10

    So Paul and Morgan don't have any fat friends? Wow, talk about Christian clicks!!! Yes, Mickey has spoken about her EDs and has also said that her body and her quality of life are both at their best at her current weight. It has always driven me crazy when people correlate weight with my relationship with God. I can be a Christian and wear a size 24!!!
    I have a feeling Paul's experience in the health industry was working at a gym.

  • @elizabethkiesewetter4630
    @elizabethkiesewetter4630 11 місяців тому +8

    It’s SO concerning how much he’s lusting over people on TELEVISION?????

  • @fantasticbeck3938
    @fantasticbeck3938 11 місяців тому +7

    My win for the week: my week was actually kind of rough because a friend that I've known for 12 years cut me out of her life, BUT the experience showed me how supportive and wonderful all my other friends and loved ones are, so I'm glad to have such a great community of people in my life.

  • @colonelweird
    @colonelweird 11 місяців тому +15

    Great video! I'm glad I watched Paul with your commentary; it would have been too painful listening to him alone.
    What makes Paul's response so terrible is that he never actually makes any arguments. It all feels like passive-aggressive sneering dressed up as "discussion." The two biggest examples are in two of his favorite words: "woke" and "ironic." He never says what he means by woke, or why he objects to it. For him it's enough simply to apply the label. That alone is sufficient to dismiss anything. Then he gets going with "ironic" when talking about Mickey being fat while discussing food. What's ironic about it? He never says. And even if it was ironic, so what? What difference does it make? How does it affect the truth of what she says? But Paul thinks "ironic" is a slam-dunk argument.
    In addition: Paul blatantly misuses the parable of the prodigal son. The gospel does not present the story as a way of attacking "loose women" or anyone else we might think has gone astray. It's meant to be the word of god spoken to the heart of every individual, calling us to repent. By weaponizing it against Mickey, Paul shows that he has never really heard its message. This isn't just wrong; it's blasphemous.
    I'm glad I discovered this channel last night. I'll be watching more videos. Your commentary on this fracas is very insightful. Good luck!

  • @becca1990
    @becca1990 11 місяців тому +12

    I never normally comment on videos, but I genuinely hope you get more recognition for your content. I really love how you give both sides the benefit of the doubt while comparing and contrasting their viewpoints. You watch their videos fully with no editing, and it is truly beneficial because I feel uncomfortable with giving Paul and Morgan any type of UA-cam analytics since, morally, I cannot support them in any way. Thank you for taking the hit! Haha. I wish there were more Christians like you in the world that are loving and accepting of others.

  • @shelfofmanygenres
    @shelfofmanygenres 11 місяців тому +10

    My win for the week: I called a provider for work that had made a mistake in a software license and the issue I'd been stressing about all week got resolved in about 30 minutes.

    • @BHaney
      @BHaney  11 місяців тому +1

      Woo! I’m glad they were able to get it taken care of quickly 👏🏻 now you don’t have to stress anymore!

  • @CaulkMongler
    @CaulkMongler 10 місяців тому +5

    From what I recall, right after Paul’s wife had her child he was essentially like “now BACK to the gym you go!” Like… if that isn’t an indicator of disordered eating itself. The call is coming from inside the house, Paul!

    • @AvaEFF
      @AvaEFF 9 днів тому

      Didn’t she also have a super traumatic birth and almost die??