The impact of the patreon - Sara subjecting herself to boring books bc we think it sounds funny

@sadi_yamzz09

Ай бұрын

Hey, she gets money and we get entertainment, it's a win win situation (not a win for her mental health tho...)

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

@@sadi_yamzz09 it's mostly my attention span that suffers because it's so hard to not DNF 😂

@nalurodriigues

Ай бұрын

we literally should pay her for reading those books i mean, at least the therapist

@Nothereforit174

Ай бұрын

@@nalurodriigues...ads pay lol not me

@Nothereforit174

Ай бұрын

@@nalurodriiguesthe therapist....They knew what they got into with their job 😂😂

What's weird about the first book glorifying being Amish is...the author isn't Amish. If it's so great why hasn't she converted, you know?

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

right!!!

@alexisventura7191

Ай бұрын

Its probably some form of escapism. 'Oh, to live without all these modern troubles, a perfect countryside farm...'

@undeadgoat

Ай бұрын

A lot of Amish communities will not accept converts who aren't already from very strict Christian sects tbf

@HelloCompanion

Ай бұрын

You usually can’t just join them out of nowhere lol. They are very, very selective. Tbh, the fact that she wrote a book would probably make her ineligible for a lot of those communities.

@deannarmartin113

Ай бұрын

@@HelloCompanion That's not exactly true. It may be fore certain sects, but not universally. I know a woman whose family converted and were Amish for many years. I think she had all but the last of her nine children while in an Amish community. She was raised Catholic and her husband was an Atheist, and they decided to become Amish. However, she turned out to be pretty lazy and they kicked their whole family out. They are no longer Amish, but now they identify as Mennonite (which is a whole other ball of wax).

My understanding of the amish romance genre is that it's generally written by christians who want Exotic and Different Romance... but not TOO Exotic and Different.

@randomuserwitharandomname6183

20 күн бұрын

This is like jumping from flour to salt

@frank6551

20 күн бұрын

⁠in my country we say “from the pan to the grill” lmao and i think it’s appropriate 💀 i’d like to see a whole video explaining this phenomenon (i knew nothing about it before this vid)

“I dont really like adult twins, you should grow out of that” LMAOOO

Maddie Sue's therapy bills are gonna be VERY HIGH when she grows up

I used to live near an Amish community that was pretty relaxed, and it was always hilarious seeing the Amish drive their horse and buggy through the Panera drive-thru

@Jen-uk6ly

Ай бұрын

Or seeing them in Walmart 😭 like no hate but it’s always funny for some reason

@taylorgayhart9497

Ай бұрын

My uncle owns a construction business with some Amish people, and they all ride their buggies to his house to plug in all the batteries for their power tools lol

@emilymatthews2990

28 күн бұрын

I live in Northwestern Pennsylvania. I can confirm it’s humorous to see the Amish just casually going around my local Aldi and Walmart, sometimes I even see them out at the Chinese buffet which is something I never thought I would see from the Amish.

@basementdwellercosplay

14 күн бұрын

Same but I lived near Mennonites

@Butterfly-ql4pg

10 күн бұрын

I used to work at a thrift store in Utah. Periodically, we'd get some FLDS customers 😂

oh! one of my college writing classes had a unit on amish romance. basically they’re as big as they are bc they’re romances with a guarantee of no smut. they’re for the women who like romance but would never touch fifty shades, essentially. I’m sure there are lots of non-amish clean romances lmao, it’s just that the amish ones have kind of cornered the market

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

there are so many clean romances that they could read that are so much more interesting than this 😂

@emmaexlibris

Ай бұрын

@@sarawithoutanH i know 😭😭

@katgreer6113

Ай бұрын

I think that's because it's hard to find clean adult romances on social media. A lot of clean romances are for teens. As soon as a romance book says 'adult' you can almost always expect some sort of spice.

@louyou6614

Ай бұрын

Ngl as someone who avoid romance books because I hate smut I can't read it , and I don't think I should force myself to do so It seem quite logical Hard to find clean tomances theses days But I am not desesperate enough to read amiss romances lol

@emmaexlibris

Ай бұрын

@@katgreer6113 yep that’s exactly the reason! like imagine you’re 40 yrs old, a mom of three, with a full-time job, and you love romance but don’t enjoy smut-do you really want to search through the romance section and google each title to check? or do you just want to pick a title that sounds mildly interesting from the amish section and then go about the rest of your busy day?

"Beverly Lewis is a menace to the disabled community." I died 😂😅

13:17. The reason the adults treat the girls like children even though they're 21 is because in those hyper religious communities as a young woman if you're unmarried you're basically equivalent to a child

@taylorgayhart9497

Ай бұрын

And the other side to that is teenagers will be married off and as soon as they are they’re considered “women” immediately.

@1sleepyguy42o

Ай бұрын

Or women will rush to marriage to escape their family / attain some independence. Often when they stay home they are given a lot of household responsibilities to prepare for wifehood​@@taylorgayhart9497

@mummytrolls

26 күн бұрын

@@taylorgayhart9497 it honestly depends on the community, religion, parents, etc. if their daughter feels like too much of a financial burden or something like that they’re more likely to marry them off young because then they live elsewhere and are the responsibility of a man who isn’t her father. if they’re very poor with tons of kids it seems to them like the best idea is for all their preteen/teen daughters to get married to a man who lives nearby and can financially take care of her. often impoverished families in these hyper religious communities will just find a man a bit wealthier than they are (which isn’t hard for him if he has a job but no children) who is willing to financially support their daughter. it’s not right i’ve just seen that happen a lot. some simply marry off their teenage daughter cus they believe they’re grown at like 15/16 years old. but some hyper religious parents are particularly overprotective and if financially able to they’ll keep their daughter from being married until her 20s.

@jacforswear18

4 күн бұрын

You really don't have to be religious to be infantalized as a single woman/femme. haha.

I should start telling people that i am "slow of the mind" (im autistic)

In the first book, of course the six year old obeys her mom and behaves when they go "back to the Amish". She's undergoing extreme trauma - she lost her home, her father, and everything she knows and was suddenly thrust into a group of strangers

I work at a used bookstore in the south and we see a lot of Christian fiction (we call it ChriFi, like SciFi), there are *unending* amounts of Amish romances, it's crazy. The other big chrifi genres are "people in a wholesome small town" (very Hallmark), historical romances with questionable depictions of oppressed groups, and murder mysteries (about half take place in a Hallmark Town and feature cats and/or baked goods). I will also say, 99% of the people buying books like this are 65+ , I think the target audience is dying off 😅

@valeriarossini543

Ай бұрын

ChriFi is genius I'm stealing that

@kelb6073

Ай бұрын

Cozy mysteries are pretty popular! Especially if they include pets and food.

@kelseyvreads8248

Ай бұрын

I work cataloguing books for libraries and yea Christian fiction is huge! I also find there are a lot of children involved in them 😂 like adopted child or single widowed parent

@ahhh4117

Ай бұрын

I work in a library and I've noticed the same thing, but I can look up their ages on their cards so I can tell you its more 80+ demographic now

@29jgirl92

Ай бұрын

Oooh, don't forget the massive genre of Historical Christian Romance!! The amount of books set in the 1800's that I read back in my church girl era was crazy!

Me: AuDHD and physically disabled Beverly Lewis: my #1 hater

@EileenGallia

25 күн бұрын

AuDHD and I loved Beverly Lewis as a teen... now I have so many questions about what was going on with me then. Besides depression.

Fun video! I learned recently that Amish people largely find Amish romances embarrassing. And they are mostly written by Evangelical Christians because it’s realistic that the characters don’t have sex and are super devout. 🐴

sarawithoutanelectricgrid

I find the romanticizing of the Amish interesting. We have a sizable Amish community where I live and they hate us English lol. And they are consistently busted for running full puppy mills. Make great jam though.

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

not puppy mills!!!! i do kinda want to try amish food. sounds like it would be good lol

@kaitlynshuler4092

Ай бұрын

@sarawithoutanH well my first time trying an Amish bakery was a religious experience ngl

@foofieviolet

Ай бұрын

Not to mention the sex and drug trafficking and all the other sex crimes 😬 if you talk to anyone who's left the amish, they all say the same thing: it's a cult! I don't get how people will easily say scientology or the IBLP is a cult but not the Amish?

@audieh

Ай бұрын

@@kaitlynshuler4092the girl near me sells the most amazing maple cinnamon buns

@katherinek2709

Ай бұрын

​@@sarawithoutanH Amish food is amazing.

The double twins romance is crazy, what do you mean he invites his girlfriend to meet his parents for the first time, with full intention of breaking up with her??? how is that a good idea???

I’ll just be crying in the corner as an adult, identical twin 😭

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

have you tried not being an identical twin?

@mothalorah9704

Ай бұрын

I'd come join you but mine died a few years ago so I guess I'm safe from her scrutiny now

lol got my wine (sorry... non alcoholic god approved beverage) ready for this

@Meg_Davis

Ай бұрын

Jesus made wine for a wedding once, so I think you’re good 😉

@tulip811

Ай бұрын

Vines are mentioned a lot in the bible 😭

@xjk8977

3 күн бұрын

@@Meg_Davis do the amish even believe in God?

okay but like. why am I invested in the plot of the first series. Not enough to read it, but

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

😂

@Adreenarizal

2 күн бұрын

same like i want someone to explain the whole plot line to me

'go to walmart with your horse and buggy' is so funny to me; i grew up a stone's throw from one of the world's biggest amish communities, and i always described the area to people as having a horse tie section at the walmart parking lot. having a villain kidnap an amish girl is in REALLY poor taste. there was a murder-kidnapping of a lancaster amish girl in 2020-1 that devastated the local community.

I was reading Amish romance as a kid because i read well above my grade and ran out of options in the small library at my christian school/church. It stunted my emotional maturity and understanding of relationships. Neat 🤘 I think reading spicy novels by authoes that understand consent wouldve been better.

Drunk Literacy with Christian romance would make such a good video!

I need you to do a video where you read some of those super old trashy romance books that have a Fabio vibe

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

i literally have a book written by fabio on my shelf for this video idea! tbh it's probably ghost written but it says "by fabio" on it 😂

so glad i'm not the only one creeped out by identical twins, lol

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@avis_world

Ай бұрын

I think it's probably because if identical twins mate with identical twins their children become siblings genetically

@unknowable4147

Ай бұрын

​@@avis_world Isn't there an Eddy Burback video about two sets of twins that did that? Never quite searched what ended up with those

@emilyb.8219

29 күн бұрын

@@unknowable4147 yes I kept thinking about his video about identical twins creeping him out, which is even funnier since he's a fraternal twin

Every time I see all these on book outlet I’m always like who is reading these? So I’m living for the tea on them.

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

The tea is cold they're so boring 😂

@Uniquelyneek

Ай бұрын

@@sarawithoutanH the Luke warm tea is clearly on the patreon. I’m going to have to slide on over.

@jkpiowa

Ай бұрын

They were the only romances my grandma had, so I after I read through my mom's historicals I went through an Amish romance phase.

@laurenharrell8678

29 күн бұрын

These are romance books that are appropriate enough for evangelical women to read without feeling judged by their community. That’s who this is for 😂

I went to “ollies cheap stuff” for the first time, and while looking through the books trying to find anything i had even heard of.. there was a whole isle, of JUST these amish romances… every single cover was an amish woman.. i was tempted to get one

@amiyahancock4500

Ай бұрын

it’s “ollie’s good stuff cheap” i go there all the time for “easy” reads. their food section is a little sus

im cackling just from the title and thumbnail 💀

I live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania aka I'm surrounded by Amish and my grandparents are very Christian (not Amish) but they used to get me like 2-3 Amish romances every year for my birthday when I was a kid. I felt bad getting rid of them so they lived under my bed for many many years.

My grandma is an extremely avid reader of amish romances and I will say the appeal is really just the prevalence of religion in the romance aspect with nothing happening between the love interests beyond MAYBE a kiss or some hand holding. I still remember when I got in trouble with her cause she read my library book that had the precursor to sex in it with the characters deciding they werent ready yet. I got a lecture for that. I was in 8th grade.

I grew up in a conservative Christian household, I read many an Amish romance in middle school and early high school, some Beverly Lewis even. Thankfully I had other influences to show me the flaws of such a close mined way of thinking and got away from that. In my mid 20s though I was diagnosed with a degenerative muscle condition (Ehlers Danlos Syndrom) as I lost more and more mobility my mental health got worse and worse. I finally found an amazing therapist to help me through where I was. It was quite eye opening to see how the things I was taught the thought patterns and prejudices were actually what was effecting the way I thought about or dealt with this diagnosis even years after I had got away from the religious aspect. I’m in my 40s now and use a wheelchair full time, I still attend therapy to get through the emotional trauma but I’m in a much better place mentally. I feel like alot of those authors thought they could “sugar coat” it but where completely clueless as to how that could actually impact someone’s way of thinking in a harmful way making them feel “less than”. Great video as always. ❤

@Financiallyfreeauthor

Ай бұрын

Religious trauma is insidious 😢 It especially is upsetting how badly it impacts people with disabilities. Hugs

@not_you_i_dont_even_know_you

Ай бұрын

Ooooo so close to my situation and i resonate sooo much. We've come so far 🎉❤

@curiouslittlefrog

Ай бұрын

This is such an amazing comment to read as a 24 year old recently diagnosed with EDS, and also grew up reading these books ha! Now I use a rollator or cane, but it is good to see another EDS person in “the wild” of the internet.

@jenniferpeterson530

Ай бұрын

@@curiouslittlefrog Everyone’s journey is different, I have talked to many people with different types of EDS and different backgrounds and every single experience is different and challenging in their own way. While dealing with all the physical changes and challenges to our bodies we have to also make sure we are addressing the toll it takes mentally as well. Stay strong and take care of yourself! ❤️

As someone who lives somewhere with an Amish population, they don't exactly have a good reputation for how some treat animals. Ngl the only place I've seen them working has been the Amish scratch 'n dent store, though I have seen them shopping at Walmart, grocery stores, and even Dollar General

@speed0spank

Ай бұрын

They don't treat women and children well either!

@imapotato7391

Ай бұрын

They seem to get around for being so isolated from the rest of the world. I've seen them black Friday shopping in Hobby Lobby, at the zoo, and even a Ronald McDonald house I volunteered in. Interesting to see how relaxed some of the communities are.

@CRaZYbaby350

22 күн бұрын

The Amish community varies a lot from town to town some are very conservative and don’t even use electricity etc others go to the beach or shop in “normal” stores

@daisyviluck7932

12 күн бұрын

In Philadelphia, they have several food kiosks in the Reading Terminal Market. It’s trippy to see them alongside the Indians, the East Asians, the Afro-Caribbean, the African, the Latino food options ❤️

There wasn’t a single minute of this video that went by that I didn’t want to run to the comment section to quote. But I couldn’t pause it. I was having too much fun. This might be my favorite video of yours. I loved it so much

If anyone wants to know what it's like reading a Beverly Lewis book, she's the V.C. Andrews of Amish fiction

@tulip811

Ай бұрын

Yeees, Beverly Lewis, that was her name. My introduction to the Amish 😂

I just need to know what is so intriguing about these types of romances for Christian women. Because I read the plots on the back of these novels and I start laughing uncontrollably. I cannot imagine taking these novels seriously and ignoring the glaring plot holes and overall bad writing

Sara is the true queen for always giving us subgenres of romance... these are my fave videos of yours that i watch over and over

LOL. So there's this place in SoCal called YellowDeli. It has some of the greatest food..just oh my god. But it's run by a cult. So when you go there...They don't really pressure you but they give you pamphlets and such. I'm only sharing because I laghed so hard at the twins working at a diner. It's just a way to spread their religion. Anyways. YellowDeli slaps. If you're in SoCal you should go. The sandwiches are so insane.

Wait don’t identical twins share basically all of their dna? Would this make potential children of the twin couples full siblings?

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

See this further proves my point 😂

@ForbiddenFig

Ай бұрын

Yes, in terms of genetic relatedness, it would. (I have a degree in genetics, and work in medical genetics)

@valerievierbergen6167

Ай бұрын

@@ForbiddenFig thank you from the confirmation! Genetics is actually so cool if you think about it!

As a twin ( fraternal even though my twin and i are 99.99 the same dna wise ) the twin fetish in literature is so icky. I dont know a better way to explain it. So many of these books just irck me so much, cause i know not every twin set has the same realationship with their twin like i do but they just be making these unrealistic storys and unessary drama, its just is so icky to me, again lol

I used to work at a librarian and Amish romance is HUGE with older Christian women. They're like the backbone of the genre

I’m so excited to watch this. I actually have a huge Amish community where I live so we have a lot of Amish romances at like, Walmart and I’ve always been curious 😂

Yes, if you really want a clean "Christian romance" try A Name Unknown by Roseanna White. Other clean/closed door romances that are normal good books are: The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams (clean sports romance) , Practice Makes Perfect by Sarah Adams (closed door bodyguard romance), The Bodyguard by Katherine Center (bodyguard romance). Also The Authenticity Project by Clare Pooley is general fiction with a clean and sweet romantic sub plot.

Omg this reminds me of this book series I read as a kid that was in my house, I assume my mom bought at some point, called the Angels trilogy by Lurlene Mcdaniel. It's about this woman who starts dating an Amish guy after meet-cuting him when his little sister is in the hospital?? There's a cancer-cured-by-a-literal-angel plot arc and also it gets really sad??? And from what I remember does not have a happy ending it was wild

@jacforswear18

4 күн бұрын

I love those books as a kid. Haha. Truly obsessed. But then I left my bind-up copy in a car all day and the glue melted, so it is now lost to time. RIP

OMG this just popped up on my suggested. So I'm a Christian and I was pretty much raised on these kind of books (I've got beef with them now). But I've never seen anyone talk about these books so I'M SAT DOWN FOR THIS.

13:18 for traditionalist christian communities it makes lots of sense. I dated a 25 (I was 26) year old guy from a very conservative evangelical family and when it didn’t work out, his parents stated that we are obviously too immature for a romantic relationship still. Worst experience ever.

Gotta tell my nana about these she’ll love em

SARUUUHAA you're literally crazzzyyyyy the intro? the candles??? the fit??? is this the magnum opus?? 🤣🤣🤣😭😭

that last one was all over the place 😅

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

I know and I actually totally forgot a part of the book where they find out that the sister Ava actually has never been dead and she was kept in the family's basement. Idk how I completely forgot that part of the ending 😂

Thank you. I will never read Amish romance ever. 😂

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

for the best

youtube recomendations keeping me on my toes

The commitment and attention to detail for the intro 👏

Hearing my name was a JUMPSCARE

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

don't tell me it's Maddie Sue

@genesisofthebetween

Ай бұрын

omg Maddy Sue???

i was waiting for a video like this!! i’ve been reading the occasional amish romance ever since i first discovered that they existed lolol. such a niche genre

We don´t have the same taste in books AT ALL but you are so funny, every one of your videos is even better than the next. You always make my day!

the thumbnail already got me... what a video lol!

im so sorry but im gonna need more of this! yyou actually manage to make these books sound interesting

First time viewer here! I absolutely LOVE the way you describe books and the stories involved. They entranced me so much and I appreciate the time you took to adequately convey each story ❤

i have never heard of this genre but i am HOOKED. please do a part 2, this is hilarious! 😂

Girl. This was quality content. Perfect puzzle-doing background listening. 10/10 would recommend.

My grandma LOVED amish romance and always had a few from the library on deck

The song choices when the book reviews start. Hollering!

The thumbnail took me out, Sara. Your dedication to us and our entertainment knows no bounds. This is amazing!

ive worked in libraries since 2019, since day 1 ive been seeing a high interest so much that my first dept had a section JUST for amish romance. never once did i read these, but i wanted to know soooo badly so tysm for doing the leg work on this one

that’s a lot of candles

oh my god. amish books are SOOO popular at my library! i can’t wrap my head around it!

Saved this to my watch later bc I knew it be a good watch

I just started sewing clothes and it’s so fun! I made clothes for my whole family.

I love that the Amish just exist. Not gonna lie I do get why people romanticise it, especially when they dont look any deeper than the general vibe. I too would like to wear old timey clothes and be removed from technology (for a while I could not handle it long term which is probably some brand of sad😂) Im sure there are chill Amish people who are just kinda doing their thing? But while I like the concept of being away from tech and old timey living (bc its both fascinating and just a vibe, which yeah shallow ik) I am very not on board with old timey MINDSETS. Like can we just dress like its ye olde days without being like God fearingTM? Also modern medicine is really cool.

@charles21137

Ай бұрын

As a Christian, I don’t really agree with Amish theology, as humans are supposed to be social and interactive, instead of isolationist.

your content has been on fire (in a good way) 🐴🐎🎠

🐎🐎 "sorry if your name is maddy sue" sent me

It’s the no hate club shirt for me 😂😂 I love it

The way the stars had to align for me to stumble across a video made by someone with very nearly the same name as me talking about authors that I was peer pressured into reading back when my family was under the fundie influence....

One time I didn’t have any books to read but one Amish romance (its own thing of why) and tbh they don’t disappoint 😭like it’s in my top faves

Oh no seeing the covers made me brain blast remember that my grandma read these

Clicked the like button the millisecond I saw the Amish-ish fit 💯

I love little house on the prairie kind of romance books.

I LOVE Keira Andrews (the author of the gay amish book) but "A forbidden rumspringa" was her only book from her I ever DNFed 😂 too much religious trauma flashbacks for my mental health and the vibe was just weird 😅

I love the adult twin fear as an adult twin myself 😂

Just found your channel, love this video 🐴

Well, the last one was action-packed, if nothing else.

I read the first book years ago bc my ex mother in law had it on her bookshelf 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣 the last book reminds me of the true crime case of the Amish guy that had his wife killed. He was wild. He was on an Amish dating site and everything.

One of my theology professors' guilty pleasures was Amish romance fiction, so he made us read one for a Lit and Theology class I took with him. 😆

que buen video ni siquiera sabia que existian este tipo de romances y aunque fue aburrido leerlos para vos, es interesante escuchar todo el plot 😅

i got really into learning about evangelical christianity from an outside or a deconstructed perspective liek from fundie fridays or jordan and mckay, and something they've noted is that evangelicals kinda have an obsession with the amish and romanticize them a lot? have to wonder if these were written in that vein of thought

I've seen so many of these amish romance books at my local library! 😭 I was wondering why there were so many because as far as I know we don't have any amish communities nearby and I didn't understand who these were supposed to be for lol

Yeah new order and old order Amish are wildly different and both communities vary within themselves too.

Old southern women eat these books up!! They have single handly made Beverly Lewis rich.

I know some stuff about the Amish because there's a pretty big community near me, they run a local farmers market. And I see them at the discount book store. Some Amish communities agree that it's okay to do things with electronics as far as what you need to get by in the outside, usually cash registers to get money, lightbulbs and air conditioning for customers, etc. Those kinds tend to say that you just need to make sure the community itself is godly. But yeah, they vote, they engage in commerce. The big problem is just that if like... If you want to leave, you're excommunicated. So, no talking to your family, no safety net, you're basically orphaned. You need to apply for a social security number, learn to drive, figure out how a phone works, get an email, and that's all Really Hard when it was all forbidden and you have no one to help you. Just like coming out of a cult, being cut off from outside supports is always hard, whether your experience before was good or not. (Of course, usually those that leave didn't have a good time, hence the leaving.) All this to say, the Amish make really great lemon drops and I love eating them.

Also i think sometimes people get Amish and German Baptist confused….bc they also wear bonnets and such but shop in regular stores and even live in cities. Amish are generally much more isolated

That cover on Undercover Amish.....LMAO!

I just got back into reading recently and am now discovering people discussing books online. How novel.

OMG i've read the first one, i think my grandparents got it for me. I had another one (don't remember where i got it) but this Amish family's mom dies so the oldest sister kinda takes over the role and raises her like 6 siblings but her dad is never appreciative of her, flash forward her youngest brother ends up getting kidnapped (i think this guy and his wife can't have kids so he just yoinks the baby), it was wild, it's The Storekeeper's Daughter by Wanda E. Brunstetter

Thank you for subjecting yourself to this torture for our entertainment. You are truly doing god’s work 🤭

hilariously, the only reason i learned a lot of this stuff about amish folks is that i live in/right next to a mennonite community so like... there's a whole lil tourist area where they sell produce, have a restaurant, and so on right next to it tho is regular mennonite stores also! it's like the only area within walking distance from my house too and it's always a lil funny to see them in the bonnets in dollar tree and stuff but then again i think some amounts of tech are allowed if needed?

Waiting for the comments from Maddie Sue’s

@sarawithoutanH

Ай бұрын

I am sorry to all the Maddie Sues

I was reading a pretty neat Regency romance/mystery book when the male love interest randomly started preaching about loving God and being a good Christian… turns out it was a Christian romance masquerading as only Regency! Had me fucked up lmfao

idk why i fully expected this to be abt amish smut

Mind you I was watching this video and my room blew a fuse

This title made me chortle, I guess I have to watch 😂

"When I was in a Christian cult" WHAT ? THIS IS MY FIRST DAY HERE AND EVEN THO I STILL PRACTICE RELIGION UR SO VALID TO BE UNCOMFY OMG