Love the energy of Grandma and Geega making an alliance, despite the religious difference, to joke about the weird insular community thing. Same shirt/hair style/cufflinks thing reminded me of those videos of wives secretly making their husband the same as other husbands to "prank" them. Could that be why they look similar? Or is it the cultish community thing secretly spreading by disguising it as a joke, so other men don't feel as weird since "they seen it online" (does feel a little conspiracy, even though I say that myself) I definitely got the vibe that the weird wife is doing things that is separating the cousin away from his original family and reducing resistance to move: antagonizing other family members, attempting to remove pets so they can move back more easily, and kind of making acts that lets the cousin having to pick a side if he isn't careful enough with his reaction. NGL reminds me a little of how abusive relationship and cults work.
When asked the question 'can you bless the ocean' I heard a priest say 'you can baptise water you can see', so technically a priest could baptise all the water between the shore and the horizon
John the Baptist very much did bless the waters first. That was very much a thing that he did. It is thought that he was using a specific sacred site on a tributary of the Jordan river, possibly with a constructed pool.
Same cuffs, same entree, behavior that drives wedges between pre- established relations, people moving back to the same town they're from after leaving. Pretty sure that's a cult video in the making fellas.
There is a section of the main line Christian churches that is no-longer recognized as Christian by most standards. A decent chunk of united Methodist clergy no-longer recognize either the bible or tradition as a worthy moral source, and see their role as essentially to provide emotional uplift to their congregation, as well as to elaborate on widely held moral standards. There is a reason to the madness so to speak, but some of these clergy more closely resemble a Buddhist teacher in ideology and action than any christian sect that existed 100+ years ago.
tl;dr Wife is pissy because she wants everything her way and hates HIS family. She wants to move in with HER family and go with HER stuff. She seems to hate everybody within cousins family, uncles, dads, etc.
Lots of protestant religions that have strict dress code. Mennonites, Apostolics, and some types of Pentecostals. The men will all dress alike, and have similar hairstyles, and the same with women. Not only that, but some of them will live in similar homes and drive similar cars. I know that the apostolics that live near me do not socialize with anyone outside of the church. They will speak to people, but do not include them in any social gathering. Also, the church requires a percentage of a family’s earnings, and any major purchases must be approved by the church. To me it’s strange, but I suppose it works for them.
IIRC by one definition, half of the volume of the container must be holy water for the whole container to be holy water. Even with that rounding system, I don't think all of the holy water that ended up in the ocean is half of the total volume. But at this point, the definition of a container is vague. Weird question to get oddly specific into.
Seems like the gal makes herself uncomfortable in random situations and then tries to exert control. Complaining about sausage at a cookout or the noise in a bowling alley is someone making problems out of nothing.
Sounds like she was trying to marry him into their umm... social circle. This could be the result of a "study group" that is still looking for growth. And absolute control over the congregated dudebros.
14:19 I'm thinking of so many possible "disorders" and one that makes sense a bit is DID. For things to be black and white out of nowhere, it makes sense if it's a different alter in control at that time than all the other times 🤷♂️.
This is why the biggest factor to consider when choosing a parter isn’t hobbies or looks, it’s values. Get together with someone who has similar values as you.
Best i can think for the same clothing, is that is their sunday "best". For the baptism. But if they dress like that when ever you see them. That would be weird. And the rest of the stuff you discribed is also kind of strange.
They all dress the same, worship the same, live in the same neighborhood (open compound?) well they could be as harmless as Mormons, but if an ATF agent knocks at your door asking about them… Get your kid the hell out of there.
Yeah, that sounds like a cult. The best case scenario would that it's just an extremely heretical Christian denomination, but, you know, if it quacks like a duck...
NIV Genesis 2:24 says, "That is why a man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh". I could come up with a believable excuse for everything until the end. Feeling such a strong need to be close to your blood relatives that you would abandon your spouse to be closer to them...that's wild.
As a non religious person, this sounds like a based baptism. Who needs the stuffy ultra catholic traditions when you can use it as an excuse for a beach day?
Fun fact, according to the book of Genesis chapter 1, the oceans and darkness apparently always existed before God even started the creation process. “1 In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. 2 Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.”
it makes me think autism. the sensitivity to sound is a big tell to me. the wide open eyes also seem like a common trait (O-O), the need to seek the comfort of a familiar structured environment (going back to her family), the being in a cult (autistic people are more susceptible to being indoctrinated due to being more gullible) a lot of things line up in my eyes 👀the meat thing might have been because of small differences in the type of meat or the way it was cooked that differs from the way they are comfortable having it
That's not something that would change suddenly. If a sensitivity bothers an autist, it's generally always bothered them unless a major life change happened. For instance, if I am to close to a train, the repetitive clunk-clunk makes me feel angry. It doesn't make sense, but it's always been that way. I've known and seen too many cult-lite people, so I know that behavior is a conditioned or unconsciously learned manipulation tactic. Isolating others into their group is natural because their whole group does it. It's sort of like they're trained to do abusive and dishonest things to make their group the only support system so one has to rely on it. I've lived in Mississippi and the south, so it's pretty common here. If it takes a few little white lies to get you hooked, it's for your own good and is justified. Also, the crazy eyes are something we're taught to look out for. That's a sign of someone who's eyes are strained from focusing on seeing every little problem they can nitpick and use. For autistic people being more susceptible to cults: yes, but it's more so due to being isolated for being different. However, autistic people are more likely to ask questions if something doesn't make logical sense, so a lot of autist get extra attention to keep them in line if they are in a cult. The answer, "because I/the book said so" happens to children like this in Sunday school, and the logical inconsistencies can lead a lot to leave if it isn't beaten out of them.
As an autistic person, it doesn’t sound like autism because these reactions wouldn’t come out of nowhere. To me it sounded a bit like manipulation or overly controlling.
No, both of those have strict requirements regarding baptism. The orthodox one is even more strict than catholic one. So this definitely not Lutheran or orthodox
@@DubhghlasMacDubhghlas could be Pentecostal, they tend to be more free wheeling and woo woo than other Protestant denominations Edit: nevermind, just made it to the clothing description part, Pentecostal congregations don't do that, in fact I've never seen or heard of that happening in any Protestant churches I know of.
The Lutheran Church does not baptize children in the Ocean and the Lutheran church is really strict with how baptism is practiced and none involve de Ocean.
At first, I was like, "Oh, they're quirky," then, "Oh, it's a cult."
Love the energy of Grandma and Geega making an alliance, despite the religious difference, to joke about the weird insular community thing.
Same shirt/hair style/cufflinks thing reminded me of those videos of wives secretly making their husband the same as other husbands to "prank" them.
Could that be why they look similar? Or is it the cultish community thing secretly spreading by disguising it as a joke, so other men don't feel as weird since "they seen it online" (does feel a little conspiracy, even though I say that myself)
I definitely got the vibe that the weird wife is doing things that is separating the cousin away from his original family and reducing resistance to move: antagonizing other family members, attempting to remove pets so they can move back more easily, and kind of making acts that lets the cousin having to pick a side if he isn't careful enough with his reaction. NGL reminds me a little of how abusive relationship and cults work.
If you are wondering "Is this a cult?" Then you already know the answer....
John the Baptist baptised Jesus in the river Jordan. Never seen a sea baptism.
The standard for early Christians was running water.
A cult. Your cousin married into a cult.
Probably is. This isn't normal Christian behaviour
@@Circ00mspice I was skeptical about that being the case at first, but it just kept getting worse 💀
And now the children might become indoctrinated into the cult.
- Geega's cousin literally marries into a cult.
Geega and her Grandma: "Look at them cufflinks!"
"We wish for this baby's life to be adventurous" could be a nice sentiment, or it could be a *brutal* malediction
She called the pastor a "priest" 😂
I mean, John the Baptist didn’t use holy water either.
When asked the question 'can you bless the ocean' I heard a priest say 'you can baptise water you can see', so technically a priest could baptise all the water between the shore and the horizon
I mean, the water was touched by Christ himself, so that's probably the holiest water that has ever holy watered
John the Baptist very much did bless the waters first. That was very much a thing that he did. It is thought that he was using a specific sacred site on a tributary of the Jordan river, possibly with a constructed pool.
Geega is such a good storyteller! Also this man married into The Village xDD
Aww, what a nice bonding moment for you and your grandma, while visiting the local cult
That kid is getting assimilated.
Same cuffs, same entree, behavior that drives wedges between pre- established relations, people moving back to the same town they're from after leaving.
Pretty sure that's a cult video in the making fellas.
I'm sure majority of the people are already thinking "Cult", but hey, who knows?
Religions are all cults btw.
I would say: don't run, back away slowly 🙂
There is a section of the main line Christian churches that is no-longer recognized as Christian by most standards. A decent chunk of united Methodist clergy no-longer recognize either the bible or tradition as a worthy moral source, and see their role as essentially to provide emotional uplift to their congregation, as well as to elaborate on widely held moral standards. There is a reason to the madness so to speak, but some of these clergy more closely resemble a Buddhist teacher in ideology and action than any christian sect that existed 100+ years ago.
tl;dr Wife is pissy because she wants everything her way and hates HIS family.
She wants to move in with HER family and go with HER stuff.
She seems to hate everybody within cousins family, uncles, dads, etc.
2:33 “Rise…You have drowned and been returned to us. What is dead can never die.”
Lots of protestant religions that have strict dress code. Mennonites, Apostolics, and some types of Pentecostals. The men will all dress alike, and have similar hairstyles, and the same with women. Not only that, but some of them will live in similar homes and drive similar cars. I know that the apostolics that live near me do not socialize with anyone outside of the church. They will speak to people, but do not include them in any social gathering. Also, the church requires a percentage of a family’s earnings, and any major purchases must be approved by the church. To me it’s strange, but I suppose it works for them.
Technically speaking, ocean water is extremely dilute holy water.
Homeopathic holy water.
@@mikoajpietrych6168 for a second I thought that said homophobic holy water
IIRC by one definition, half of the volume of the container must be holy water for the whole container to be holy water. Even with that rounding system, I don't think all of the holy water that ended up in the ocean is half of the total volume. But at this point, the definition of a container is vague.
Weird question to get oddly specific into.
@@merking4215 I mean, isn't all Catholic holy water homophobic what with the gay being a sin?
By that logic, I guess my own pee is also holy water
We believe in Tom Sawyer and his prophet Mark Twain.
Seems like the gal makes herself uncomfortable in random situations and then tries to exert control. Complaining about sausage at a cookout or the noise in a bowling alley is someone making problems out of nothing.
That baby was baptized in cypress 😂😂😂😂😂
Sounds like she was trying to marry him into their umm... social circle. This could be the result of a "study group" that is still looking for growth. And absolute control over the congregated dudebros.
As soon as you said "all the same color shirts and dresses" I was like CULT
more like: HERETICS!!! bring the holly grenade
Bowling Ally is the place to be loud. That is some weird behavior.
Yeah… I’m with the older sisters. Geega’s cousin’s wife is acting sus AF.
Not every cult is a high control group
normal white person religion holy crap that cracked me up
would a +10 cardinal be able to bless the ocean
Priest rolled a nat 20 to bless the whole ocean.
14:19 I'm thinking of so many possible "disorders" and one that makes sense a bit is DID. For things to be black and white out of nowhere, it makes sense if it's a different alter in control at that time than all the other times 🤷♂️.
Meanwhile, when I think child baptism, I think the meme. You know, like "where's the money?" *dunk* ×15
If the baby doesnt survive the baptism it was weak!
I hope the kid and the dog will be alright...
Geega's cousin is on the Mangaka grindset.
You have to be a little dense to not recognize you are dating a crazy person
This is why the biggest factor to consider when choosing a parter isn’t hobbies or looks, it’s values. Get together with someone who has similar values as you.
Best i can think for the same clothing, is that is their sunday "best". For the baptism. But if they dress like that when ever you see them. That would be weird.
And the rest of the stuff you discribed is also kind of strange.
But the same dyed hair and same hairstyles? I don't think that has anything to do with their sunday best
Just finished the video, Jesus Christ! I just also finished watching the first episode of Severance and honestly, similar vibes. F*********k!
They all dress the same, worship the same, live in the same neighborhood (open compound?) well they could be as harmless as Mormons, but if an ATF agent knocks at your door asking about them… Get your kid the hell out of there.
All water is God’s water so all water is holy
That means if you go to the toilet, you are pissing into holy water ?
@@autohmaeyes, but it’s fine because the pee is also holy water
Yeah, that sounds like a cult. The best case scenario would that it's just an extremely heretical Christian denomination, but, you know, if it quacks like a duck...
NIV Genesis 2:24 says, "That is why a man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh".
I could come up with a believable excuse for everything until the end. Feeling such a strong need to be close to your blood relatives that you would abandon your spouse to be closer to them...that's wild.
Tom Sawyer? WTAF?!?!
As a non religious person, this sounds like a based baptism. Who needs the stuffy ultra catholic traditions when you can use it as an excuse for a beach day?
When geega describe baptism, I have dark soul in my mind.
Also, dang..she sounds like scp.
Crazy stuff
Technically it was Holy Water as all things natural can be considered Holy by most religions
In the bible, no one used "holy water" for baptisms... but that other side is very strange...
Based Geegs.
Sounds like Dutch
Sounds like Unitarian/Universalism.
Its definitely a cult... or Mormons. Either way its weird.
“I just- I- I don’t know. The meat. Augh!” Impeccable impression, I know people just like that lol
If god created the oceans, then all the oceans are holy water, no 🧐?
Fun fact, according to the book of Genesis chapter 1, the oceans and darkness apparently always existed before God even started the creation process.
“1 In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. 2 Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.”
Was the cousin's wife's family the Armitages perhap?
smells like cult shit to me
Don't have kids early yo.
it makes me think autism. the sensitivity to sound is a big tell to me. the wide open eyes also seem like a common trait (O-O), the need to seek the comfort of a familiar structured environment (going back to her family), the being in a cult (autistic people are more susceptible to being indoctrinated due to being more gullible) a lot of things line up in my eyes 👀the meat thing might have been because of small differences in the type of meat or the way it was cooked that differs from the way they are comfortable having it
That's not something that would change suddenly. If a sensitivity bothers an autist, it's generally always bothered them unless a major life change happened. For instance, if I am to close to a train, the repetitive clunk-clunk makes me feel angry. It doesn't make sense, but it's always been that way.
I've known and seen too many cult-lite people, so I know that behavior is a conditioned or unconsciously learned manipulation tactic. Isolating others into their group is natural because their whole group does it. It's sort of like they're trained to do abusive and dishonest things to make their group the only support system so one has to rely on it.
I've lived in Mississippi and the south, so it's pretty common here. If it takes a few little white lies to get you hooked, it's for your own good and is justified. Also, the crazy eyes are something we're taught to look out for. That's a sign of someone who's eyes are strained from focusing on seeing every little problem they can nitpick and use.
For autistic people being more susceptible to cults: yes, but it's more so due to being isolated for being different. However, autistic people are more likely to ask questions if something doesn't make logical sense, so a lot of autist get extra attention to keep them in line if they are in a cult. The answer, "because I/the book said so" happens to children like this in Sunday school, and the logical inconsistencies can lead a lot to leave if it isn't beaten out of them.
As an autistic person, it doesn’t sound like autism because these reactions wouldn’t come out of nowhere. To me it sounded a bit like manipulation or overly controlling.
They could be Anglican or some sort of Orthodox
Also Lutheran... But all use holy water. So, this pretty wild to me.
No, both of those have strict requirements regarding baptism. The orthodox one is even more strict than catholic one. So this definitely not Lutheran or orthodox
@@sasi5841 I think it is one of those non demonization protestant offshoots. Because they don't require holy water and tend to do full body dunking.
@@DubhghlasMacDubhghlas could be Pentecostal, they tend to be more free wheeling and woo woo than other Protestant denominations
Edit: nevermind, just made it to the clothing description part, Pentecostal congregations don't do that, in fact I've never seen or heard of that happening in any Protestant churches I know of.
@@ElfangorQ7NThe clothing thing could also just be family tradition/culture.
Auntie's Grandma is GOATED.
Sounds like en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutheranism . I'm disappointed by multiple narrow-minded comments disparaging non-catholic Christianity.
The Lutheran Church does not baptize children in the Ocean and the Lutheran church is really strict with how baptism is practiced and none involve de Ocean.