Shannon Gasparatto - You can say that but women all take vastly more taxes than men while men pay the vast majority of taxes. So, while you can CLAIM you "don't need no man" you are actually marrying the government while men in general still fill that role. Men can get by w/out women. Though it may be more lonely and less fulfilling it can actually be done. Women cannot get by without men. No matter what you may claim your actions (by taking advantage of programs that are only granted to women like maternity leave, medical insurance etc etc) your actions speak louder than your rhetoric. Personally I think we (as humans) do much better when we work together but in the meantime, you can't claim you are getting by without men while you take the products of our labor through government handouts and take all the other benefits of living in a society/culture built and maintained by men. I have no problem at all with you living the way you claim to want you just aren't actually doing it and neither is any female in any modern country.
I would love to learn everything the Amish know ( quilting, sewing, canning, living off the land, furniture making, etc)..this series made my heart feel warm. I wish I could live in an Amish community☺
I am not Amish and I was raised on poverty, so going to the mall was just that: "Going to the mall and just look around without buying anything at all."
When an Amish woman marries an Amish man she becomes his property. All or almost all Amish husbands see their wives as burdens and one of them is the Amish women's teeth (as all or almost all women start to loose their teeth as soon as they start having children). So soon after marriage Amish husbands take their wives to an Amish and make their wives have all their teeth removed at once and use dentures so the wives don't cost the husbands that much money to maintain.
I must admit this series is a life changer to me. I commend the amish people for having such faith in God. They dont seem "brainwashed" or boxed. actually i see them enlightened, free and they seem to really be happy people. I'll take that learning in my heart forever.
maybe it is a bit traditional but the basics of the Amish way of life are rewarding! Before i moved away from home my parents who were almost amish we did hard work every day and prayer, wish i didnt think it was old fastion then cause things realy suck now. If i could do things over id work for a amish farmer
The best statements from this video: " This Shopping mall starts making me depressed, and it drives me nauseous". So true. We live in a sick society with totally ridiculous priorities. I am unable to live in a busy city or even shop at the shopping malls. Hate it. Just awful.
I Love Charlotte's willingness to adapt was Amazing. She did so with such an open heart. In fact they all seemed quite willing to walk away with something positive. Only one of the girls had a very unpleasant experience because of her prideful, insecure way & she was very negative about everything. I didn't enjoy watching her at all. I mean it was only a month or so of her life, she should have tried harder to be more respectful & grateful for the experience these people gave in opening their homes to share their way of life.
@@emanymton713 same here. Charlotte and James have been the two more interesting of this group. And it would be really great to see where and how they are things are going in their lives. If anyone could figure how or who to contact, maybe there could be another show?
I think us as women have been kinda lied to. Being a house wife or a mother is probably the most rewarding thing you could ever do. I'm one & My husband works. I never feel like I'm missing out on anything & I truly love doing the role I feel like I should be doing. That's not to say that women can also have a career if they choose. I'm all for women having a choice & if she wants to work instead then that's great too. I just think that being a caregiver is more personally rewarding in my opinion.
Julie, you are very correct. I know, that going through the women’s lib, has helped those of us that would like a career. Bottom line, when both parents work, our children suffer. I also agree that being a mother and caregiver, provides the children with security. Like so much in our world today things I think sometimes has gone too far, and we have lost the best in life. I watch families with young children, parents are on their cell phones and the children are not receiving any attention or given family time... this is the way, we have taken away from our children the ability to even socialize with others in person,everything is done on a cell phone.
It is, but the issue comes with having choice. I would be the worst house wife in the world. I can't physically have children so where would my life be in a community that centers around family. I'd be that weird spinster who lives alone that people call a witch. It's rewarding for women to find value in being a homemaker. the issue arises when you want to step outside that role and you are shunned for it.
@@cr5951 Nobody will call you a witch if you're a grateful and useful member of society. You're playing the devil's role if you want to stop others from being happy.
The women's equality movement was about choice. It was never about telling all women to have jobs. Before the movement women were expected to stay home. Many women wanted careers and couldn't have them. Now women can choose without feeling they are being told what to do.
These ladies look so much prettier without make up. Especially Charlotte whose natural face and coloring are so much nicer than her made up look. Some of us are helped by a little make up, but she shines more in the natural look. It's striking.
Cranky Grandma I agree. She isn’t the first girl I’ve seen who is insecure so wears a lot of makeup but turns out to be stunning under all the war paint. If we had an apocalypse and there were no hair dyes, make up or pretty clothes anymore a really weird thing would happen, some girls would loose all the stuff that was making them appear pretty and other girls would lose all the stuff that was making them appear ugly.
A lot of folks half the world needs to be enrolled in a program spending 6 weeks with different Amish family’s and learn the value of hard work and respect also to be humbled
Really? I was not sure, she reminded me of this girl who went to England, but then I remember she went back to her family and it was a totally different place.
Oh...so I don't know the true meaning of life? You surely do give them a lot of credit because they are Amish. When you live through some real hardships in life by NOT being Amish believe me...you learn the true value of life.
The best part of being Amish, in my opinion, is the community. Adopting the way they dress, work, act, pray, etc isn’t super helpful when your on your own, because the whole reason they do those things, other than for God, is to benefit one another. It’s of course super important to have a good relationship with God, but life is lonely without other people. I used to always want to be Amish, because I wanted to be part of a community like that. It would also be so nice to have a husband who was raised to view raising children as equally important as working outside the home. In my opinion, raising children is the most important job. You’re literally shaping a future society. I think our society is so bad because most women have to juggle working and raising kids. Most moms only spend a few hours a day with their kids. It’s pretty hard to create good human beings when you only spend a few hours with them, and you are already dead tired from work when you do. Sorry, I went completely off topic haha. 😂
What I gathered from watching this show and what I believe the Amish have that makes their life so appealing is a relationship with God. They follow Gods word and have a relationship with him. We can all have that if we want it.
I’ve watched the whole 6 episodes & it was truly wonderful. Would love to know what the kids r up to now. Charlotte is really trying to find herself. All the families really accepted the teens.The barn raising was truly amazing. That was done in the old days when a family needed a barn the western families helped. They do have a sense of humor. Thank u for this series.
I think this may be the fourth time I get though all 6 videos over recent years. I just really enjoy this series and get more out of watching it every time.
I've lost count the amount of times I've watched the entire series. I too gain more and stay reminded of the core values each time I see it. I also think a reunion of sorts between the Amish and the Brits would be warmly welcomed.
I have a Pentecostal mother full of the Holy Ghost and she has been so strict in so many ways my whole life. She raised 10 of us and tried to keep us in the Assembly of God Church and for sure kept us covered under her prayers. She has faith that is so strong that healing for me has always been a piece of cake. I submit to my Mom and she has really caused me to be blessed. But I have strong faith in God and His word too. But when Mom prays at least for me I have instant healing which is so awesome. I had a back injury associated with a motor cycle wreck when I was younger which showed up years later.I was in so much pain an ambulance was called to pick me up and take me to the emergency room. It was Sunday and no Doctor was there that day and I was told I would have to come back the next day. I had already ask my Mom to pray but she was afraid for me and wanted me to go to the emergency room. But I knew the power of her prayers and had experienced it many times and knew the God in her could and would heal me. So she said I will pray for you. She started to pray and went into speaking in tongues praying it the Spirit and in less than a few minutes I was in no pain walking out the door to the car to go home. 30 years have gone bye and I am still doing fine. Oh you young ladies are very special and lovely ladies. And in all Churches and in all faiths there are difficulties and things that are hard to understand. I for one have had those difficulties over different Church beliefs. Hard to understand and sometimes time and prayer is all that can help. We don't always get our way and we do not know what is best for us most of the time especially concerning what God would want us to do. Be patient and don't make fast decisions especially concerning faith and Church and religion. We in some ways are like a simple young tree which is tender and easily bends and sways in the wind. But as we grow older we become like the old oak tree and unable to bend. Ps 1: 1-6 Tells us what God can make of us if we will harking unto the voice and the word of the Lord. God is ever the same and unchanging. He says I change not therefore you sons of men are not destroyed. God Bless you Ladies and young men.
I have now watched all 6 episodes. I am feeling very moved, as the general theme touched on some things I need to ponder and pray about. I also have some tears the episodes are over. God bless all the participants.
I love Amish people and I like the style of life of them. Very simple, hard working in farm, no anxiety no depression, no drug, not rape, no gun and shooting. There is no fraud, no cheating between married man or woman. I wish people around the world be like Amish people and our modern life style change. I whis to have a beautiful world.
This was a wonderful series. I appreciate all the sacrifices the Amish made to share love with people unlike them. They did it is a way that I was moved by. I'm sure the kids will never forget their time with the Amish.
I SO enjoyed this series. It's hit me hard and deep what we've sacrificed in leaving behind a simple agrarian life. I feel strong nostalgia for a life emerged in community and spent in enjoyable farm labor. And I also see that to stay "simple" means to also give up a lot of what modernity has to offer. I aim to integrate both into my life.
+UriYah Ysrayl People in many parts of the world live similarly, so I don't think it take faith in only Jesus but could be other things (e.g. Buddhism) too.
This program really brought out the stark differences in our culture. It seems we lack fellowship, companionship, community , support and faith. All those things that make us feel secure, accepted and loved in the world. There would'nt be so many lost and lonely people if we would learn something from them. This was a wonderful journey!
I have truly enjoyed watching this series. I hope there will be more. I respect the Amish very much so. God Bless these teenagers, i wish them all the best.
Charlotte is my favourite shes so kind and warm hearted she opens herself for new experiences she never did shes one person that everybody can get along with
I’ve watched so many things,stories, here. I’ve wasted so much time here. Watching this I felt I’ve lost no time... it was amazing and I hope they continue to do this teaching for outsiders. Thank you. Very beautiful
That would be cool. But you can know everything they know, it's all in the Bible. If you have a specific question about something in life, Google Bible verses on that topic and you'll find answers. just search "Bible Verse About
I watched both series. Amish kids living with the English and English kids living with the Amish. I feel the Amish kids were deeper rooted in their beliefs and way and were changed less than the English kids that seem to have took so much more from their experience. Leads me to believe the Amish ways are solid. Bless all these kids as they continue to learn and grow.
I gotta say, I’m a Vietnamese American & I’m a Muslim. From watching, the Amish going to another country & then having six bright young gentlemen’s & ladies go to the life style environments of the Amish. I truly respect them a lot. They have showed me a lot of meanings in & about life. Thank you very much I appreciate everything that I have seen & learn. I shall watch more videos of the Amish. Because it gives me such a positive energy that I like to have. I pray for the Amish & of all people’s to have such great health, energy, spirit & to always be kind to each other’s. Amen.
After watching all series, I am quite astonished by the fact how wise and well-spoken Amish people are.. And despite being only educated till age 14, many times you can hear the way they talk is so much more intelligent than our modern teens.. Also, the striking difference is the way they walk, work- they are just so energetic, comparing to young Brits..
My old man would be 97 , had 11 children , had 3 houses , with a grade 8 education , could do all his math in his head . So I would say this old world is slipping . And his famous saying , " the buck stops here" meaning money aint going to buy him .
anon Absolutely. We could all take a page from their book. THAT BEING SAID. . . no way am I ever going to give up my computer or the internet. Just say'n! : )
anon Just try living in a house without plumbing or electricity. The government will get you, especially if you did not pay for the privilege (uh, permit) to have all those wonderful regulation you must conform to, to have a house.
Overpopulation is a problem, but an even BIGGER problem is that we are over populated with lazy, stupid and non productive parasites in society. It sounds cruel, I know, but we are quickly reaching the point where we simply won't have most of the luxuries we have now. Like our govt feeding generation after generation so they can make more kids who do NOTHING, except fill up our prisons. The good thing about the amish is that even though they have large families, they usually wind up sustaining themselves so as not to be a burden. To some extent, this even includes the environment. I doubt due to their simple living, that they take more.then they give.
I've never watched something like this, all until the last episode. Everyone grew from this experience ... even me . Thank you for this you tube show .
I grew up in the 60's, 70's, and 80's. Before cell phones, computers, video games, and many other things. When you've never had these things, you dont miss them. We used a payphone to call someone while outside. We read books, or just watched T.V. Three channels. Before cable. As a child we rode bikes, skateboards, and roller skates. We played games. I think the Amish still get to enjoy life without the added distractions of technology. There was really a freedom in that. Sometimes more gadgets, and more money can be a hindrance, not a blessing. There are pros, and cons, but I think more cons, i.m.o. Material things are a never ending vortex. The more you get, the more you want. I guess I'm getting old, and just care less about things, and more about loved ones.
I had the honor of having supper (still getting used to saying that word) with an Amish family (the Millers of Emma, Indiana. Not like that would help since there's thousands of Millers in that state) earlier this summer. Friendly people and were totally welcoming of a foreigner like me at their table. I even helped them around the barn, hauling bales of hay for the horses. It was a fun experience!
I like how she put it “you keep asking if I want to be free of the restrictive Amish rules but our here you’re restricted by all these choices, by these standards.”
For those that are interested a book which outlines Amish faith and life practices well is "More than Happy: How Amish parents raise Happy Children " by Sara Miller. Another book of interest is "Becoming Amish: A Family's Search for Faith, Community and Purpose" a Book by Jeff Smith. These two books lay out with the most concise and clear language I know the precepts of family and faith that have allowed Amish communities to thrive in America.
Watching this little series was very eye opening. There is a couple of Amish families that moved in around my area and around the next town over (where I work). Their work ethic and lifestyle is kind of fascinating to see from the outside, but thanks to these videos, I now have more of an understanding of them on the inside of their communities. I feel like just learning a little more about them (and about people who aren't like me) makes me more understanding.
lorenzo montes I get the feeling that they are so strict about it because if you overlook some rules, then it's a slippery slope of straying farther and farther from their way of life. The whole shunning thing has to be brutal for families.
There has to be limits and boundaries. Some may seem silly to us. But if you're going to relax the rules - where does it stop? I understand their reasons for rejecting the outside world. And I understand each sect's reasons for the boundaries the have. At the end of life I just want to have myself ready for God. I'm curious though, and somewhat scared, - who is right? Are the Schwartzentrubers correct? New Order? Mennonites? Catholics? Non denominational?
@Jesus Is Coming Back And Jesus never excommunicated anybody. His ministry is the ministry of reconciliation. They will expel you from the synagogue, but an hour is coming that everyone who kills you will think they are offering service to God. John 16:2.
I love how they keep contemplating how much time could be wasted on RUclips and Facebook and such. I'm betting the 100,000+ people who have watched this have spent a lot of time today on RUclips.
The Last Grownup in the Woods Time watching a good program is not wasted. Maybe these young people were not doing that on social sites and they were thinking about that.
I just finished up this 6 part series. It's been thought provoking to have a view of the Amish. I have watched a series on American TV called, BREAKING AMISH. Honestly I don't know why I watch it. The ex Amish in this series have the most foul mouths I have ever heard. The situations they find themselves in, one has to wonder if it is truthful or a lie made up for ratings. This series seems much more believable, and from the heart. I'm looking forward to your other videos. I see some interesting videos dealing with historical fact that I will be delighted to view. I've subscribed to your page and two thumbs up on this series.
The foul language is unfortunately a mainstay in American culture. I don't approve of it. Its hard to get away from. Ever listen to Rap music. it's the most common source of foul language and promoting violence. And yes, Breaking Amish was a scripted reality show. Not true to the Amish culture that was portrait in this series.
I work with and around amish everyday and there are many that use fowl language. I have a good customer that him and his wife constantly fight when I am there. I know other amish that are very kind humble and devote. Just because there is church oversight doesn't mean sin can be stopped.
I must say I really wish they would do much more of this. ALOT of family would benafit from an experience like this. I wish I could of spent some time with the amish while I was young it might of put me on a different path in life. I know these were older vids, but still I really enjoyed watching all of them. Thanks for taking the time of sharing them with us!
I went through a period of my life when I was young and naive where I became very attracted to a simple way of life and became increasingly disgusted with consumer culture. It got to the point where I could not walk into a shopping mall because I would become nauseous, enraged, depressed, terribly fearful. I see these Amish women having the same reaction and I completely understand it. I am envious that they had the upbringing and support to trust this feeling and the deep spiritual truth surrounding it. Myself I felt guilty and ashamed for being "weird" and eventually just forgot my idealistic longings and desensitized myself to the horrors of our insane, out of control culture. I don't see any alternative, any real way to fight back or swim against the current, or rather I lack the strength and clarity of vision to do so. I've been on RUclips for 6 hours straight.
Adam, I feel exactly the same. I left the city life and moved to a farm with my boyfriend. The society and humanity in general makes me nauseous. It is even worse for us because we are ethical vegans, and we see animal cruelty and the normality of it everywhere. The consumerism, selfishness, emptiness and narcism of most humans is totally sickening. We live a simple life with our rescued animals, a way from neighbors and to mix with society as little possible.
I really liked both seasons. It was eye opening. two days before i even didn't knew that the amish exist... but the way we met them was very personal. And it was nice to see, that both sides, the amish and the english, were so respectable and nice to eachother. The documentary made me feel, like I am on a trip with the english kids, and it touched me, that this trip changed their lives :)
It actually makes alot of sense read Mathew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts. When your done apply them to your life like this..... Literally Exactly Seriously No alterations, and no twists. Use several different literal translations to help you understand too. Then you will have your answers. Then while you're awakening read the rest of the New Testament to continue to spiritual awakening.
@@XenobiaWinterWolfMoon I like what you wrote about forgiveness...it's for us..not for the other person....I really like how you said that...it's something I will remember
To shun is not the same as hating someone and forgiving them...We are taught to forgive and love your enemy. They may shun someone...but they see it as an act of love to prevent that person from going in a direction they believe may hurt the person they love. Also, if the person who is not in adherence to their rules is not shunned, likely they will lead others away from the stipulations they live with. I assure you...they love the person they shun.
This series has made me start to become interested in studying the bible. I've never known much about the Amish, and now that I see why they live their lives the way they do, I have definitely become interested in possibly joining the Amish. Although several people only see it as traditional and not biblical, I see it as both. It is traditional, but they are interpreting the bible without changing anything. Nowadays, we like to interpret the bible so that it fits what we want. I understand why the Amish live the way they do and this series has helped me to follow a faith.
I am Amish ,and this is about the most accurate to the Amish way of life that I've seen it! Breaking Amish is False, I personally know and have lived in the same community that some of the carecters lived in, And watching the movie they said many things that was not true,and the use of faul language on there told anybody what kind of people they were.of course the Amish are not perfect, but we love the slow pace life,and Family time!
The best program I have seen in a long long time I think the Amish of wonderful people I know is I have the ups and downs and so do we but thank you for the Amy full letting us into your life I hope God will bless you all for a very long long time thank you for being there
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this amazing mini-series. I am so envious of these teens to have been given the opportunity to experience what they did. I was so intrigued by the benefits the Amish lifestyle has. Thank you Gaius.
The Amish young girl is so mature and wise for her age. Although she loves her brothers she wishes they would live their lives in the right way and not spend so much time on Social Media. She has great sense and is a lovely daughter with heart of gold to be proud off!
Loved it. Great to see how 'walking in someone else's shoes' can change your own life. Loved the comment "They want to but can't, so maybe I should be making the most of it". Thanks for uploading.
Definitely had some tears at the end. That was beautiful. They were all in negative places and in the end realized what happiness is to them. Great stuff.
The comments from the young amish girl talking about youtube and how her brothers could find better use of their time elsewhere. Well. I'm thankful for RUclips. I am because I got to learn about this young lady's way of life and gained a whole new appreciation for the amish and mennonites that live near me. Thank you for allowing yourself to be videoed and giving your insite and instilling in me knowledge of my lesser seen neighbors. I have a newfound appreciation for amish life and honestly, I shop at amish markets before my own grocery store.
Just remember- they sin, and we sin. Sometimes Amish beat their kids too much, some of them are religious, but not born again, and some are grim and unhappy. People are screwups. Take the good you see here, but realize it’s not utopia.
Inspired by this series, I downloaded a lockout app on my phone. We are all so waisting our time! Except for learning things like this on yt 😆. But truly, I am not a christian, but I appreciate them for letting us see what life is truly about. So off goes my phone.
I don't wanna sound selfish lol but is it hard? I'm not gonna lie, I'm constantly glued to my phone & I think I should take time off it more but idk if I could.
Wow !!!! This was Wonderful !!! I am So Glad in the end that each and every one on Both sides of the fence walked away taking something positive from the experience. Really Nice 👍👍👍👍
"half the church is sitting in the back."
that made me laugh. I'm happy they keep their humor
This was 2011 - I want to know what the English cast and the Amish people are all doing now.
I'd love to see a reunion!!!
fCLEF007 so would I ❣️❣️❣️
Reunion seems in good order
The Amish might replaced the Western National population as Western Marriage is not worth it for men in AU+NZ+UK+CA+USA since 2009
@charlie brownau,
Actually , marriage has not been worth it for men for several centuries now . MGTOW !
Shannon Gasparatto - You can say that but women all take vastly more taxes than men while men pay the vast majority of taxes. So, while you can CLAIM you "don't need no man" you are actually marrying the government while men in general still fill that role.
Men can get by w/out women. Though it may be more lonely and less fulfilling it can actually be done.
Women cannot get by without men. No matter what you may claim your actions (by taking advantage of programs that are only granted to women like maternity leave, medical insurance etc etc) your actions speak louder than your rhetoric.
Personally I think we (as humans) do much better when we work together but in the meantime, you can't claim you are getting by without men while you take the products of our labor through government handouts and take all the other benefits of living in a society/culture built and maintained by men. I have no problem at all with you living the way you claim to want you just aren't actually doing it and neither is any female in any modern country.
I would love to learn everything the Amish know ( quilting, sewing, canning, living off the land, furniture making, etc)..this series made my heart feel warm. I wish I could live in an Amish community☺
Go ahead. What's stopping you?
The Amish girl's view on "freedom" and consumerism is RIGHT on! What's "freedom" really? Thank you so much for your wisdom.
munu numu AMENNNN! I agree 💯
I am not Amish and I was raised on poverty, so going to the mall was just that: "Going to the mall and just look around without buying anything at all."
When an Amish woman marries an Amish man she becomes his property. All or almost all Amish husbands see their wives as burdens and one of them is the Amish women's teeth (as all or almost all women start to loose their teeth as soon as they start having children). So soon after marriage Amish husbands take their wives to an Amish and make their wives have all their teeth removed at once and use dentures so the wives don't cost the husbands that much money to maintain.
@hawkturkey I am getting this report from the internet, search Amish America website.
@@womenofgodunited 👏👏💞
I must admit this series is a life changer to me. I commend the amish people for having such faith in God. They dont seem "brainwashed" or boxed. actually i see them enlightened, free and they seem to really be happy people. I'll take that learning in my heart forever.
Joee loves their simple lifestyle. .But their religion is more Traditional than biblical...
Joee Loves Pizza same !!! ❤️
joi2duhworld -- faith in their rituals/rules NOT God.
maybe it is a bit traditional but the basics of the Amish way of life are rewarding! Before i moved away from home my parents who were almost amish we did hard work every day and prayer, wish i didnt think it was old fastion then cause things realy suck now. If i could do things over id work for a amish farmer
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The best statements from this video: " This Shopping mall starts making me depressed, and it drives me nauseous". So true. We live in a sick society with totally ridiculous priorities. I am unable to live in a busy city or even shop at the shopping malls. Hate it. Just awful.
I Love Charlotte's willingness to adapt was Amazing. She did so with such an open heart. In fact they all seemed quite willing to walk away with something positive. Only one of the girls had a very unpleasant experience because of her prideful, insecure way & she was very negative about everything. I didn't enjoy watching her at all. I mean it was only a month or so of her life, she should have tried harder to be more respectful & grateful for the experience these people gave in opening their homes to share their way of life.
There's a lot of indoctrinated anger amongst western females. She was the tunnel visioned embodiment of it in this series.
I watched all the series and I really like Charlotte, she is very considerate and good heart
Katie30spike i agree , i would like to know where she is today in her quest for faith though given how bad the earth has become.
Sameeeee
@@emanymton713 same here. Charlotte and James have been the two more interesting of this group. And it would be really great to see where and how they are things are going in their lives. If anyone could figure how or who to contact, maybe there could be another show?
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I think us as women have been kinda lied to. Being a house wife or a mother is probably the most rewarding thing you could ever do. I'm one & My husband works. I never feel like I'm missing out on anything & I truly love doing the role I feel like I should be doing. That's not to say that women can also have a career if they choose. I'm all for women having a choice & if she wants to work instead then that's great too. I just think that being a caregiver is more personally rewarding in my opinion.
Julie, you are very correct. I know, that going through the women’s lib, has helped those of us that would like a career. Bottom line, when both parents work, our children suffer. I also agree that being a mother and caregiver, provides the children with security. Like so much in our world today things I think sometimes has gone too far, and we have lost the best in life. I watch families with young children, parents are on their cell phones and the children are not receiving any attention or given family time... this is the way, we have taken away from our children the ability to even socialize with others in person,everything is done on a cell phone.
It is, but the issue comes with having choice. I would be the worst house wife in the world. I can't physically have children so where would my life be in a community that centers around family. I'd be that weird spinster who lives alone that people call a witch. It's rewarding for women to find value in being a homemaker. the issue arises when you want to step outside that role and you are shunned for it.
@@cr5951 Nobody will call you a witch if you're a grateful and useful member of society. You're playing the devil's role if you want to stop others from being happy.
@@valken666 i'm usually on the side of the devil. He has better jokes
The women's equality movement was about choice. It was never about telling all women to have jobs. Before the movement women were expected to stay home. Many women wanted careers and couldn't have them. Now women can choose without feeling they are being told what to do.
Becky seems so happy and care free, I hope she stays like that!!😊😊😊
this series was honestly one of these best I've seen in many years - I live in Indiana and near Amish and they are amazing people.
These ladies look so much prettier without make up. Especially Charlotte whose natural face and coloring are so much nicer than her made up look. Some of us are helped by a little make up, but she shines more in the natural look. It's striking.
(Read or listen to the Book of Enoch to discover where make-up and other societal ills originated.)
The Amish girls look way better than the British skanks.
Cranky Grandma I agree. She isn’t the first girl I’ve seen who is insecure so wears a lot of makeup but turns out to be stunning under all the war paint. If we had an apocalypse and there were no hair dyes, make up or pretty clothes anymore a really weird thing would happen, some girls would loose all the stuff that was making them appear pretty and other girls would lose all the stuff that was making them appear ugly.
Yes it is a shame. I'd say 90% of women look better without the makeup.
A lot of folks half the world needs to be enrolled in a program spending 6 weeks with different Amish family’s and learn the value of hard work and respect also to be humbled
I agree and some sort of survival classes
Becky was one of the teens who went to England. I am delighted that she has found balance between the way she grew up and the outside world.
Really? I was not sure, she reminded me of this girl who went to England, but then I remember she went back to her family and it was a totally different place.
peggyt1243 , yes and Leah and her brother were in this episode also
@@superbee-di5tp Leah was actually in another one of these episodes too!
Maybe everyone should go and live with the Amish for 6 weeks and learn the true value of life.
Oh...so I don't know the true meaning of life? You surely do give them a lot of credit because they are Amish. When you live through some real hardships in life by NOT being Amish believe me...you learn the true value of life.
Amazing....love their life
It would be life changing to live with the Amish
You are wrong living the life of Jesus is the best life.
their not as goody goody as they portray, do some research & you'll find out about the incest, raping, child beating etc....
WOW what an amazing series! I loved it. You know its a great piece when you dont want it to end. Fantastic!
mukwah1111 yeah 👏🏾
I'm almost 58 and wish an Amish family would adopt me. My childhood was extremely painful....I'd love to become Amish and breath again!
The best part of being Amish, in my opinion, is the community. Adopting the way they dress, work, act, pray, etc isn’t super helpful when your on your own, because the whole reason they do those things, other than for God, is to benefit one another. It’s of course super important to have a good relationship with God, but life is lonely without other people. I used to always want to be Amish, because I wanted to be part of a community like that. It would also be so nice to have a husband who was raised to view raising children as equally important as working outside the home. In my opinion, raising children is the most important job. You’re literally shaping a future society. I think our society is so bad because most women have to juggle working and raising kids. Most moms only spend a few hours a day with their kids. It’s pretty hard to create good human beings when you only spend a few hours with them, and you are already dead tired from work when you do. Sorry, I went completely off topic haha. 😂
FindingBeautyInThePain I agree with you, whole heartedly. Including the off topic portion! LOL
Me too. I would have loved for my children and husband to have had the time together as they have.
What I gathered from watching this show and what I believe the Amish have that makes their life so appealing is a relationship with God. They follow Gods word and have a relationship with him. We can all have that if we want it.
Same
Oh .... My .... Gosh !!! I felt like I went on the trip with them !! Lol ... + it really was a new experance/ journey.
Me too 😊
This is the best and most informative series I've seen. I wish they would show more episodes of other Amish orders.
I’ve watched the whole 6 episodes & it was truly wonderful. Would love to know what the kids r up to now. Charlotte is really trying to find herself. All the families really accepted the teens.The barn raising was truly amazing. That was done in the old days when a family needed a barn the western families helped. They do have a sense of humor. Thank u for this series.
I’ve also watched the Amish going to England and it is so nice to see Becky and Leah in the background
I think this may be the fourth time I get though all 6 videos over recent years. I just really enjoy this series and get more out of watching it every time.
I've lost count the amount of times I've watched the entire series. I too gain more and stay reminded of the core values each time I see it. I also think a reunion of sorts between the Amish and the Brits would be warmly welcomed.
I have a Pentecostal mother full of the Holy Ghost and she has been so strict in so many ways my whole life. She raised 10 of us and tried to keep us in the Assembly of God Church and for sure kept us covered under her prayers. She has faith that is so strong that healing for me has always been a piece of cake. I submit to my Mom and she has really caused me to be blessed. But I have strong faith in God and His word too. But when Mom prays at least for me I have instant healing which is so awesome. I had a back injury associated with a motor cycle wreck when I was younger which showed up years later.I was in so much pain an ambulance was called to pick me up and take me to the emergency room. It was Sunday and no Doctor was there that day and I was told I would have to come back the next day. I had already ask my Mom to pray but she was afraid for me and wanted me to go to the emergency room. But I knew the power of her prayers and had experienced it many times and knew the God in her could and would heal me. So she said I will pray for you. She started to pray and went into speaking in tongues praying it the Spirit and in less than a few minutes I was in no pain walking out the door to the car to go home. 30 years have gone bye and I am still doing fine. Oh you young ladies are very special and lovely ladies. And in all Churches and in all faiths there are difficulties and things that are hard to understand. I for one have had those difficulties over different Church beliefs. Hard to understand and sometimes time and prayer is all that can help. We don't always get our way and we do not know what is best for us most of the time especially concerning what God would want us to do. Be patient and don't make fast decisions especially concerning faith and Church and religion. We in some ways are like a simple young tree which is tender and easily bends and sways in the wind. But as we grow older we become like the old oak tree and unable to bend. Ps 1: 1-6 Tells us what God can make of us if we will harking unto the voice and the word of the Lord. God is ever the same and unchanging. He says I change not therefore you sons of men are not destroyed. God Bless you Ladies and young men.
I have now watched all 6 episodes. I am feeling very moved, as the general theme touched on some things I need to ponder and pray about. I also have some tears the episodes are over. God bless all the participants.
I love Amish people and I like the style of life of them. Very simple, hard working in farm, no anxiety no depression, no drug, not rape, no gun and shooting. There is no fraud, no cheating between married man or woman. I wish people around the world be like Amish people and our modern life style change. I whis to have a beautiful world.
This was a wonderful series. I appreciate all the sacrifices the Amish made to share love with people unlike them. They did it is a way that I was moved by. I'm sure the kids will never forget their time with the Amish.
I SO enjoyed this series. It's hit me hard and deep what we've sacrificed in leaving behind a simple agrarian life. I feel strong nostalgia for a life emerged in community and spent in enjoyable farm labor. And I also see that to stay "simple" means to also give up a lot of what modernity has to offer. I aim to integrate both into my life.
+Sidney Manzanita Don't forget the part about their Faith in Jesus Christ. That's the very foundation of the Amish existence.
+UriYah Ysrayl People in many parts of the world live similarly, so I don't think it take faith in only Jesus but could be other things (e.g. Buddhism) too.
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2yrs later how's it going? Were you able to accomplish some of your goals?
I think so too. I know both my grandfathers came from a farming community.
This program really brought out the stark differences in our culture. It seems we lack fellowship, companionship, community , support and faith. All those things that make us feel secure, accepted and loved in the world. There would'nt be so many lost and lonely people if we would learn something from them. This was a wonderful journey!
Would love to see a follow up on Charlotte and Hannah, and George and James.
25:35 he voices it and his heart breaks.
Such genuine, goodhearted people. I'm so thankful to have found this documentary
I'm pissed this is the last episode. I loved this series. Love from Boston MA USA
Such an amazing series, thanks for sharing it.
I have truly enjoyed watching this series. I hope there will be more. I respect the Amish very much so. God Bless these teenagers, i wish them all the best.
Charlotte is my favourite shes so kind and warm hearted she opens herself for new experiences she never did shes one person that everybody can get along with
I’ve watched so many things,stories, here. I’ve wasted so much time here. Watching this I felt I’ve lost no time... it was amazing and I hope they continue to do this teaching for outsiders. Thank you. Very beautiful
Very nice! Thanks for sharing. Maybe the Amish should open up a retreat for some people with life issues. They seem to know a lot.
that's exactly what I thought. maybe they have them already.? I have to find out.
+Andy Kay I just felt that they care for other people when they are respected and they try to help.💖 They are peaceful and don't bother no one.
Ursula Martins I would surely love to visit, work and talk with them for a few weeks.
GodlyHavoc - Me too! Maybe we arrange our own group from Google+?
That would be cool. But you can know everything they know, it's all in the Bible. If you have a specific question about something in life, Google Bible verses on that topic and you'll find answers. just search "Bible Verse About
I watched both series. Amish kids living with the English and English kids living with the Amish. I feel the Amish kids were deeper rooted in their beliefs and way and were changed less than the English kids that seem to have took so much more from their experience. Leads me to believe the Amish ways are solid. Bless all these kids as they continue to learn and grow.
I gotta say, I’m a Vietnamese American & I’m a Muslim. From watching, the Amish going to another country & then having six bright young gentlemen’s & ladies go to the life style environments of the Amish. I truly respect them a lot. They have showed me a lot of meanings in & about life. Thank you very much I appreciate everything that I have seen & learn. I shall watch more videos of the Amish. Because it gives me such a positive energy that I like to have.
I pray for the Amish & of all people’s to have such great health, energy, spirit & to always be kind to each other’s. Amen.
God Bless All the Amish and Mennonite communities , from me a roman catholic
It would have been neat to see the kids go back to the original family for a few days to show them how far they've come and the things they've learned
After watching all series, I am quite astonished by the fact how wise and well-spoken Amish people are.. And despite being only educated till age 14, many times you can hear the way they talk is so much more intelligent than our modern teens.. Also, the striking difference is the way they walk, work- they are just so energetic, comparing to young Brits..
@Irena KD, yes! Also, they are so much more mature than the people that are their ages.
They're more intelligent precisely because they DIDN'T go to our schools.
My old man would be 97 , had 11 children , had 3 houses , with a grade 8 education , could do all his math in his head . So I would say this old world is slipping . And his famous saying , " the buck stops here" meaning money aint going to buy him .
Wisdom always sounds more intelligent than just education. What the Amish have is wisdom. At least, that's how I see it.
I enjoyed this series very much. It showed me the importance of family and faith. Bless their hearts, and thank you for bringing us in.
This was an amazing and wonderful series. I wish there was a lot more of them.
It gave the young people a perspective. Simple living, loving the Lord and a good work ethic. And above all loving your family.
Imagine how small of a carbon footprint these people leave? VERY environmentaly clean!!
anon Absolutely.
We could all take a page from their book.
THAT BEING SAID. . . no way am I ever going to give up my computer or the internet. Just say'n! : )
***** i agree with you but that also sounds like a justification for pollution.
anon Just try living in a house without plumbing or electricity. The government will get you, especially if you did not pay for the privilege (uh, permit) to have all those wonderful regulation you must conform to, to have a house.
Except for the fact that they have so many children! Overpopulation contributes so much to environmental problems.
Overpopulation is a problem, but an even BIGGER problem is that we are over populated with lazy, stupid and non productive parasites in society. It sounds cruel, I know, but we are quickly reaching the point where we simply won't have most of the luxuries we have now. Like our govt feeding generation after generation so they can make more kids who do NOTHING, except fill up our prisons.
The good thing about the amish is that even though they have large families, they usually wind up sustaining themselves so as not to be a burden. To some extent, this even includes the environment. I doubt due to their simple living, that they take more.then they give.
I've never watched something like this, all until the last episode.
Everyone grew from this experience ... even me . Thank you for this you tube show .
I grew up in the 60's, 70's, and 80's. Before cell phones, computers, video games, and many other things. When you've never had these things, you dont miss them. We used a payphone to call someone while outside. We read books, or just watched T.V. Three channels. Before cable. As a child we rode bikes, skateboards, and roller skates. We played games. I think the Amish still get to enjoy life without the added distractions of technology. There was really a freedom in that. Sometimes more gadgets, and more money can be a hindrance, not a blessing. There are pros, and cons, but I think more cons, i.m.o. Material things are a never ending vortex. The more you get, the more you want. I guess I'm getting old, and just care less about things, and more about loved ones.
I agree.I think cells have their place but should not have all the gadgets they do. Just be a phone or gps,but am with you 100%.
An amazing series. Really enlightening. Martha is girl of deep conviction and a warm soul. Miss the Amish neighbors I used to have.
I loved the Barn raising, all the men working, no machines just man power
Men love that. To construct things that will stand for a generation and longer and to take pride in a days' work.
I had the honor of having supper (still getting used to saying that word) with an Amish family (the Millers of Emma, Indiana. Not like that would help since there's thousands of Millers in that state) earlier this summer. Friendly people and were totally welcoming of a foreigner like me at their table. I even helped them around the barn, hauling bales of hay for the horses. It was a fun experience!
Loved all the episodes 👌
I like how she put it “you keep asking if I want to be free of the restrictive Amish rules but our here you’re restricted by all these choices, by these standards.”
Loved ALL THE STORIES...
I am a Muslim guy and I really got touched with the Amish people’s simple and healthy life style... felt like I was on a trip with those British ☺️😊🥰
it's good to see there is a positive outcome to their time together. I'm sure the Amish had some new understandings as well. very cool.
I think this was good for our UK teens God bless all of them💜💜
For those that are interested a book which outlines Amish faith and life practices well is "More than Happy: How Amish parents raise Happy Children " by Sara Miller. Another book of interest is "Becoming Amish: A Family's Search for Faith, Community and Purpose" a
Book by Jeff Smith. These two books lay out with the most concise and clear language I know the precepts of family and faith that have allowed Amish communities to thrive in America.
Watching this little series was very eye opening. There is a couple of Amish families that moved in around my area and around the next town over (where I work). Their work ethic and lifestyle is kind of fascinating to see from the outside, but thanks to these videos, I now have more of an understanding of them on the inside of their communities. I feel like just learning a little more about them (and about people who aren't like me) makes me more understanding.
Excommunication or shunning IS Biblical, but it's supposed to be for serious sins, not for driving cars and flushing toilets.
lorenzo montes I get the feeling that they are so strict about it because if you overlook some rules, then it's a slippery slope of straying farther and farther from their way of life. The whole shunning thing has to be brutal for families.
Lorenzo You are extra special!!!
There has to be limits and boundaries. Some may seem silly to us. But if you're going to relax the rules - where does it stop? I understand their reasons for rejecting the outside world. And I understand each sect's reasons for the boundaries the have. At the end of life I just want to have myself ready for God. I'm curious though, and somewhat scared, - who is right? Are the Schwartzentrubers correct? New Order? Mennonites? Catholics? Non denominational?
@Jesus Is Coming Back And Jesus never excommunicated anybody. His ministry is the ministry of reconciliation. They will expel you from the synagogue, but an hour is coming that everyone who kills you will think they are offering service to God. John 16:2.
Right Coast wrong is wrong, idiot.
And Amish are wrong.
This series needs to be preserved forever.
Amazing.
I love how they keep contemplating how much time could be wasted on RUclips and Facebook and such. I'm betting the 100,000+ people who have watched this have spent a lot of time today on RUclips.
Yep ! I binged watched all six episodes !
The Last Grownup in the Woods
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Same here!
And now we're seeing studies of the effects that Internet, Facebook, Twitter, etc. have on the brain, and it's not good. (:
The Last Grownup in the Woods Time watching a good program is not wasted. Maybe these young people were not doing that on social sites and they were thinking about that.
love it. thank you for showing it. Your lifestyle and obedience to God is phenomenal....
I wonder why these "rebels" couldn't just join another less strict Amish community.
Yeah, but they would not really see their families again either way...
If they are willing to leave their families, then their decision is much bigger than the Amish church.
They can, but it’s very complicated.
The Amish are very honest hard working forgiving and thankful people. What's not to love. .....
I just finished up this 6 part series. It's been thought provoking to have a view of the Amish.
I have watched a series on American TV called, BREAKING AMISH. Honestly I don't know why I watch it. The ex Amish in this series have the most foul mouths I have ever heard. The situations they find themselves in, one has to wonder if it is truthful or a lie made up for ratings.
This series seems much more believable, and from the heart.
I'm looking forward to your other videos. I see some interesting videos dealing with historical fact that I will be delighted to view.
I've subscribed to your page and two thumbs up on this series.
The foul language is unfortunately a mainstay in American culture. I don't approve of it. Its hard to get away from. Ever listen to Rap music. it's the most common source of foul language and promoting violence. And yes, Breaking Amish was a scripted reality show. Not true to the Amish culture that was portrait in this series.
I work with and around amish everyday and there are many that use fowl language. I have a good customer that him and his wife constantly fight when I am there. I know other amish that are very kind humble and devote. Just because there is church oversight doesn't mean sin can be stopped.
That show is completely fake, the actors are not Amish at all.
Would I lie to you
These shows have some of the same Amish in them... like Becky, she went to London and then the Amish came to visit her...
I must say I really wish they would do much more of this. ALOT of family would benafit from an experience like this. I wish I could of spent some time with the amish while I was young it might of put me on a different path in life. I know these were older vids, but still I really enjoyed watching all of them. Thanks for taking the time of sharing them with us!
The girls freaking out about having company when using the toilet will get a surprise when they have kids
Lol, to be honest my siblings and I still follow our mom to the bathroom 😂
there are locks, use them
ramywiles lol us too im 25
With two kids and several cats, I've damn near forgotten what privacy is...
What a great series! I'm staying in a house in Lancaster ,PA AS I watched this and truly admire and respect their lifestyle
I went through a period of my life when I was young and naive where I became very attracted to a simple way of life and became increasingly disgusted with consumer culture. It got to the point where I could not walk into a shopping mall because I would become nauseous, enraged, depressed, terribly fearful. I see these Amish women having the same reaction and I completely understand it. I am envious that they had the upbringing and support to trust this feeling and the deep spiritual truth surrounding it. Myself I felt guilty and ashamed for being "weird" and eventually just forgot my idealistic longings and desensitized myself to the horrors of our insane, out of control culture. I don't see any alternative, any real way to fight back or swim against the current, or rather I lack the strength and clarity of vision to do so. I've been on RUclips for 6 hours straight.
Adam, I feel exactly the same. I left the city life and moved to a farm with my boyfriend. The society and humanity in general makes me nauseous. It is even worse for us because we are ethical vegans, and we see animal cruelty and the normality of it everywhere. The consumerism, selfishness, emptiness and narcism of most humans is totally sickening. We live a simple life with our rescued animals, a way from neighbors and to mix with society as little possible.
Great narrative. I like convenience, and modern medicine, tho every time I'm in Lancaster I go right back into barn raising and homemade sausage mode.
I would love to have a chance to live with the Amish like they did
I really liked both seasons. It was eye opening. two days before i even didn't knew that the amish exist... but the way we met them was very personal. And it was nice to see, that both sides, the amish and the english, were so respectable and nice to eachother. The documentary made me feel, like I am on a trip with the english kids, and it touched me, that this trip changed their lives :)
This series was amazing. It made me think and reflect on myself..well done
This was a FANTASTIC video series! I enjoyed watching all of the episodes.
I so wish I was born Amish! Such a beautiful, quiet, hardworking, fulfilling life!
Why is it they will forgive someone who kill there family in the school shooting .but when one of them want to leave they get shun make no sence
If it has to be explained to you after watchin this video. Then you wont understand...
It actually makes alot of sense read Mathew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts. When your done apply them to your life like this.....
Literally
Exactly
Seriously
No alterations, and no twists. Use several different literal translations to help you understand too.
Then you will have your answers.
Then while you're awakening read the rest of the New Testament to continue to spiritual awakening.
Forgiveness is not for the other person it is for us. We don't allow it to weigh us down
@@XenobiaWinterWolfMoon I like what you wrote about forgiveness...it's for us..not for the other person....I really like how you said that...it's something I will remember
To shun is not the same as hating someone and forgiving them...We are taught to forgive and love your enemy. They may shun someone...but they see it as an act of love to prevent that person from going in a direction they believe may hurt the person they love. Also, if the person who is not in adherence to their rules is not shunned, likely they will lead others away from the stipulations they live with. I assure you...they love the person they shun.
This series has made me start to become interested in studying the bible. I've never known much about the Amish, and now that I see why they live their lives the way they do, I have definitely become interested in possibly joining the Amish. Although several people only see it as traditional and not biblical, I see it as both. It is traditional, but they are interpreting the bible without changing anything. Nowadays, we like to interpret the bible so that it fits what we want. I understand why the Amish live the way they do and this series has helped me to follow a faith.
I am Amish ,and this is about the most accurate to the Amish way of life that I've seen it! Breaking Amish is False, I personally know and have lived in the same community that some of the carecters lived in, And watching the movie they said many things that was not true,and the use of faul language on there told anybody what kind of people they were.of course the Amish are not perfect, but we love the slow pace life,and Family time!
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I agree. Breaking Amish looks very staged and also a little bit fake. This show is truly better.
Thanks for uploading this series. .👍👍
I really enjoyed this. Thank you.
The best program I have seen in a long long time I think the Amish of wonderful people I know is I have the ups and downs and so do we but thank you for the Amy full letting us into your life I hope God will bless you all for a very long long time thank you for being there
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this amazing mini-series. I am so envious of these teens to have been given the opportunity to experience what they did. I was so intrigued by the benefits the Amish lifestyle has. Thank you Gaius.
becky and all of them r totally amazing and fabulous people.
That was a great series and I wish I had the opportunity!
There needs to be more of this show! I actually enjoyed watching this show.
This is a wonderful example of how spending time on the important things makes your life valuable.
Thanks for posting these - super interesting series!
Great series! 5 Stars *****. I am a Messianic Jew and wish for a simpler off grid self-sustainable lifestyle like the Amish.
Go right ahead! The only thing is you'll be alone. The Amish are a big village who all agree to live the same way. That's 90% of the good life!!
I’m a modern Orthodox Jew but I do like the simple life portrayed in the documentary. It seems so peaceful and wholesome.
I loved watching this entire series, and walked away with a lot of knowledge. Thank you.
The Amish young girl is so mature and wise for her age. Although she loves her brothers she wishes they would live their lives in the right way and not spend so much time on Social Media. She has great sense and is a lovely daughter with heart of gold to be proud off!
I've seen more plastic disposable cups and plates in these episodes than I've used in my whole life.
Toronto Fishing I know.... makes me ill thinking they use all that plastic and styrofoam.
Why isn't this the most liked comment haha
Loved it. Great to see how 'walking in someone else's shoes' can change your own life. Loved the comment "They want to but can't, so maybe I should be making the most of it". Thanks for uploading.
Definitely had some tears at the end. That was beautiful. They were all in negative places and in the end realized what happiness is to them. Great stuff.
The comments from the young amish girl talking about youtube and how her brothers could find better use of their time elsewhere. Well. I'm thankful for RUclips. I am because I got to learn about this young lady's way of life and gained a whole new appreciation for the amish and mennonites that live near me. Thank you for allowing yourself to be videoed and giving your insite and instilling in me knowledge of my lesser seen neighbors. I have a newfound appreciation for amish life and honestly, I shop at amish markets before my own grocery store.
I wish i can live Amish family forever simple life and peace...
o God protect them
Just remember- they sin, and we sin. Sometimes Amish beat their kids too much, some of them are religious, but not born again, and some are grim and unhappy. People are screwups. Take the good you see here, but realize it’s not utopia.
These English teens are missing so much, and also Americans. These people have what the majority of Americans don't have any longer strong families.
Capitalism ruined the families.
ella hope I admire them they are strong and organized
Thank you for the LwtA series. Heartwarming, faith rousing, challenging, and inspirational on so many levels. Feel blessed.
I've watched this series over and over and really like it.
Inspired by this series, I downloaded a lockout app on my phone. We are all so waisting our time! Except for learning things like this on yt 😆. But truly, I am not a christian, but I appreciate them for letting us see what life is truly about.
So off goes my phone.
I don't wanna sound selfish lol but is it hard? I'm not gonna lie, I'm constantly glued to my phone & I think I should take time off it more but idk if I could.
@@juliemurphy5377 call me baby I'm a lite skin man?
Becky is gorgeous and a beautiful soul.
Wow !!!! This was Wonderful !!! I am So Glad in the end that each and every one on Both sides of the fence walked away taking something positive from the experience. Really Nice 👍👍👍👍
I think I'm drawn to the Amish life. Simple and fulfilling way of life. And their faith in God is awesome.