I'm so thrilled to see my KZfaq worlds colliding for this collaboration! 😍😍 Love you both so much, been following for a long time.

This was such an insightful & amazing conversation. ☺️

Love you guys too huge fan from Venezuela 🇻🇪

Peddlers village!?! Come visit me!! Love you guys🥰

AHHHHH ICONS COLLABING

Yes yes yes.

Completely agree!

Yes! They would be awesome! Great suggestion!

YES PLEASE

YES YES YES I love them!!!

YES I LOVE THEM. Great suggestion!

Yes! They're so funny, and their dog is so cute!

Me too! ❤

Same! 😊

Yes, me tooOooo!!!!

Same!!!@

Same

I feel like the word ‘tea’ has been mashed into so many different KZfaq series, it’s starting to feel cringey.

@LouiseGrazano What a hateful thing to say. Shane is very funny, and they are both lucky to have each other.

@LouiseGrazano I am shocked at the cruelty you spew! You must be a trolling hack as I cannot imagine someone could honestly say such mean and judgmental words. What a sad world you must live.

@LouiseGrazano yikes. Projecting much? They clearly have great chemistry and I certainly think he’s funny

@LouiseGrazano I guess you’re the reason for their recent debunking myths video...

Same!!!

Same 🎉

Same!

Right? So weird.

same!!

Totally agree

I disagree, but I think it’s because she is used to being the main speaker for audiences. She does have great stories and insight though

@@LoveyBicki my niece was watching this and she asked if this was a zoom lecture. I’m like what, why do you say that? She said the teacher keeps talking over the student. 🤣🤷🏻‍♀️

What... I am gonna stop the video because Molly is just the usual blah blah blah

I was just thinking that!

This needs so many more likes!

YES!

She is already booked.

Yes!

I love Jessica! She is so lovely and I love how she uses her platform to educate others.

Me too (laughing & crying)! The part at the end when Molly said we are all caretakers... it hit me and I think that is so true as well as so wise and beautiful ♡

Exactly this! When it’s all you know it’s not a sad thing and it’s always felt so weird when people say stuff like that

😂 what a lie

@@denisewoodell7543 Wow! You sure are a negative Nancy!

@@elouise5593 people will NOT stay with a disabled person unless money or fame is involved

My late husband was disabled, and my disabilities got worse. However, I loved him for his love, compassion, and his intelligence. Don't wait to live your life...there may be someone looking for a person just like you, REGARDLESS of your illnesses. I have several long-term conditions that are chronic, but that is not WHO I am. Blessings to you!

The way I see it, if the homeless drug addicts living on the street sleeping together can find some solace in each other, so can I and so can you lol. Not meaning it in a bad way, just cuz we know how difficult those 2 situations just separately are, yet they still found someone to be with through it.

@MandieZangora You are worthy of love and more than enough just as you are Mandie! You are not a burden! You may have different needs than others but that doesn't make you any less or not deserving. Live is a cycle of perpetual shit creeping out of the woodworks for everyone! I don't say this to diminish the hardships in your life, but to remind you that everyone has their own hardships to bear. Yours do not make you any less worthy of love or friendship than anyone else. You are beautiful. You are amazing. You are a wonderful being. Don't be selfish, Share that wonder with others. I KNOW you have SO much to give to others. Share that!

Another channel you might find helpful is Jessica Kelgren-Fozard! She is disabled and chronically ill, and she mostly talks about disability stuff and gay stuff, and several of her videos feature her wife which is always charming to watch. She is a great example of someone living their life and not putting things on hold for an illness that will never really stop or get better

The one for you will care about supporting you through the bad but they will never make you feel as if your medical history is a dumpster fire in their life. It will be just be a part of life. Talking from experience.

She looks at me the same way when I book her on a friday night 😅

@@MM-gp9mb hahahaha. She's an amazing actress. I can't believe people fall for their crap. Molly shouldn't be giving them clout

@@andreavasiljevic2104 Yet here you are watching them…

I second this

Ellen is ghosting molly for some reason 😕

@@kjs22 whatt how? why?

I would also like this :) They have great content.

@@kjs22 how do you know this? wonder why...

I would love to see that.

Ahh! Im glad yall think this would be a good idea!

Would love to see this!

It would be awesome if Molly interviewed people with invisible illnesses! It's the Endometriosis for me.

What about mental illness to invisible illness suck because every one thinks yours Fakeing it

Yes! Cole and Charisma are so much fun, they would be amazing!

Yes!

Yes!

Yesssss

Yes!!!

Knovikov38. You are so wrong. You are jealous that is all.

@knovikov38 I don’t know if she’s for the money and fame. Shane’s ugly he looks like a talking machine with a wheelchair

@knovikov38 and I don’t think Molly looks blind

I think u missed the whole point of their videos guys...

@@kikifox7111 Yeah the whole point of their videos is to make money from gullible people online...

I experienced this for real the first time I met a trans person. I knew my weirdness was lack of knowledge or understanding, so I did lots of research and realized that they were really just a person, just like me, and that there's really no reason to feel any particular way about it. I now consider them my very good friend 😁

@@kiliesmom that's great!! I think it's just important to recognize when you feel weird about something and work on it!!

Hi Ruth: I think it's great that you do that. Many people do not, they would rather walk away and not move beyond their discomfort, not caring or realizing what they might have missed.

I hate when people consider mental illness fake or insane too, you can't see it but it exists!

@@Nick07900 it definitely does, and I really dislike those labels. There's always so much going on within every person that nobody else can see, and to accuse someone of faking anything is really devaluing.

Wow, this sounds bad. So I'm from Germany and we don't have the same school system, but when I was in school I always tried to talk with the "silent ones". Most of them were pretty shy. I hang around with them at school and they were really nice people. And the best thing.. They became less self concious. So they made new friends and left me alone... So I was the person in school who helped the sad and shy ones, but ended up with only, but gladly, one lasting friend at the end of school. Now I'm trying not to do the same in university again... 😅 I still want to help everyone, but I also want to have some real friendships

Hey Tia, what a flawed system! I'm in disbelief of what you have had to endure. It sucks that humans have this great need to work for rewards. People truly can be quite unauthentic. I wish you all of the good health in this life time sis- I know it is difficult to give hugs over the internet- but here is one for you xxxx P.S I would definitely be your mate at school; you seem very deep and intelligent :)

Hi Tia, Greetings from England, you sound fabulous and I’m 100% sure you’ll find people who love you for who you are. If I grew up in your school, i would have come to speak to you 💓 x

Sorry to hear about this. You sound like a really cool person though, wish you went to my school😊😊😊

I'm able-bodied, but in young age it's so important how adults and especially teachers behave around you. I told my teacher in second grade that I wanted to be one as well one day (I mean, how many jobs do you know as a 7 year old...) and because I was good in writing she started to call me to the front to see other students writing mistakes so I can learn how to be a teacher. Needless to say that nobody wanted to be my friend anymore for years to come and I got bullied severly for being a teachers favorite. Great times! But: it gets better, I promise! There are many things to dislike about getting older, but being able to be yourself and get comfortable with it is a huge advantage! I have a solid group of friends for over 10 years now and a wonderful husband who happens to be hard of hearing.

ADHD with HowToADHD

I will also happily speak about having ADHD

Could you interview a blind cook 💕👍

Hi molly!!!!

Turetts would be interesting. But also Speaking out with... Would be great for a name

Yess I love Sign Duo!

Yes yes yes yes yesss!

yess i love them!

Yessss please 💚💚💚

Hannah will too, of course!

@Yugo_Mon Why? There are many so called able bodied people who are not fit to be parents! They will be able to work things out, so that they can get help with the kids if Hannah has to be gone. He, at least will be a kind, loving, parent.

@Yugo_Mon You’re the only one here being emotional, bro.

you won't regret it, their channel is one of the best out there

I second this! More people need education on others that live “differently”

ahhh i watch them too

@Caramel Cupcake ye, but alot of people stare and think it's weird :(

@Caramel Cupcake I haven't had a chance to check out their channel yet, but I did watch Abbi and Brittany's documentaries. They've faced access issues regarding education, getting their driver's licenses, and employment/salary because they are conjoined. While I'll never assign people labels, I would say conjoined twins are qualified to be a part of these conversations.

@Caramel Cupcake they are disabled. They have two legs between them, and are permanently connected to one another. Navigating the world attached to your twin and having one leg each has numerous daily challenges and it must qualify as a physical disability. A single person with a missing limb is considered disabled, so certainly conjoined twins, each with a missing limb, has to qualify. I can't imagine that it wouldn't.

You've got it completely wrong.... watch more of their content...

@@erictrumpler9652 You should not watch any of their content, if you want to see the real truth. Do some research instead and you will find that Shane has got a history of making money with hot girls online...

@Karpal_Seijiin72 just stop keep your opinions to yourself

@LouiseGrazano would you stop trying to spread that hatefulness by copy/pasting your theories under every comment please, it's getting kind of old

Man, people really hate seeing people happy. Who the F cares if he's "really" funny or not - SHE likes him and that's the point of a relationship?? Not the approval of faceless KZfaq commenters 🙄 And you're proving the sentiment of the video where people discount interabled relationships simply because they are different and it makes you uncomfortable.

Yess

Love them so much!

I love them! And I squealed with excitement when I saw this collab!!

@@MollyBurkeOfficial @Molly Burke great video with Hannah

@@MollyBurkeOfficial @Molly Burke will you get to hang out with Hannah in her home sometime

@@MollyBurkeOfficial @Molly Burke Can you sometime???????????????????

@Yugo_Mon how sad your life must be.

Six blind kids would be great!

They did a collaboration with Roll with Cole and Charisma about a year and a half ago. Both channels have their own videos of the experience on their channels. They were both good.

LOL

Same lmao

@knovikov38 whats your problem? his looks do not define his worth as a person or a partner.

@knovikov38 when they talked about the horrible comments I almost had trouble believing them and then I saw this. I’m sorry that you view people and the world as so selfish and horrible that someone who is young and pretty can’t love someone like him and I hope you find someone one day and you realize how this can be real.

@knovikov38 belive it or not some people have a lot of love in their hearts and by the video they are such a cute couple, and I hope one day you won’t see the world as such a selfish place because their are some incredible people and couples.

I was once hanging out with a group of Orthodox Jews (I’m Jewish but not particularly religious) and one of those Christians came over and started praying for us. At the top of her lungs. At Six Flags. That was fun. 🙄

I had literally never heard of this before today and that is absolutely baffling. I can't wrap my mind around what would motivate someone to loudly pray at another person. And it's a regular thing?? Would anything be effective as a bystander or are people who do this generally to determined to be deterred? Like could I tap someone on the shoulder and say "sorry to interrupt but I think they're trying to get at the milk and I think God will still hear your prayers if you say them at home"?

@@harmonicaveronica Yes, I would agree! That seems so embarrassing and uncomfortable for the person on the recieving end.

You brought up some great points. I'm a mostly homebound Christian and my relationship with God very special to me. It has been the single greatest reason for me to keep smiling and trying to help others despite my own increasing illness and disability. I became very sick at the age of 13 and more than two decades later, things are very complicated, but I'm thankful for the lessons I've learned about life, love, and God that I never would have experienced at this age were I healthy. I wasn't expected to live this long, so it's hard, but also something that I've come to terms with and have a lot to be thankful for. (And for those wondering, I do actually totally believe that God could completely cure me instantly if it is the best plan for my good at that time, but since it hasn't happened yet, I figure I have a lot more to learn.) So God and I are on good terms with all of this. I've been the recipient of many attempted faith healings by complete strangers while out in public. I'm visably unwell now due to slowly limping along with a walker to remain upright for the past five years, so I'm a clear "target. Almost every time I go out (very rarely!) I get a lot of looks and a few brave people come up to ask where I got my cool walker since they know someone who needs one. Out of seven incredibly notable attempted faith healing interactions, one was physically violent, and actually hurt me as they grabbed my weak arms and shook me almost paralyzing me with pain and causing me to nearly collapse. Lesson learned, and both my husband and I are MUCH more proactive about making sure people stay back a bit pandemic or not. And yes, if you intend touch me without my consent, I now will alert you that there will be consequences. Several of the episodes were very alarmingly furious when it became clear that I couldn't suddenly skip back to my chores afterwards. And several of the episodes were just very emotionally draining, which leads to being physically draining and making it exceptionally hard to get safely back to the car. My advice to all spiritual people of any denomination who possibly have tender hearts and see somebody who is struggling is this: ASK if they would like help. ASK if they would like a prayer. ASK if they would like a hug. Make your interaction very short and sweet. You can always pray for them when you get elsewhere if you feel led to do so. If you believe that God is omnipotent, He certainly doesn't need your help to heal someone. And if you see a disabled person who looks to be terrified or in agony during one of these events, yes, politely going up to the "healer" and interrupting them might to ask the disabled person if they are okay with this would be an incredible kindness.

@@mungbean345 Wow... Just wow. Thanks for sharing and for giving clear advice! God help this world!

Dude we commented like the same thing within 10 seconds of each other

Honestly the line doesn’t exist for friends either. My friends generally have this line with other friends they don’t cross but with me it really doesn’t exist. I tell them very private things because it is important that they know and plus it’s honestly not even weird. I do mention about bowl movements often but for one to have it less awkward so that if I do have an issue they don’t feel so weird about it because I’ve prepared them. I have to tell them scary things because even tho I may not want to think about it it has to be acknowledged and they should be prepared. Plenty of times I just end up laying down on a floor because my body is done and at this point my friends just make me comfortable and understand that I’m okay. This line that people make up is insane. Being honest and just accepting that the line actually doesn’t exist is best for everyone even people who don’t have disabilities.

Honestly, anyone who says you talk about your chronic illnesses too often has no concept of “you have it 24/7”.

@@allisond.46 Amen, thank you, I needed to hear that today ❤️

@@SuperYellowcats Could not agree with you anymore ❤️💜

Aaaaa

Maybe Molly could interview Jo for this series? That would be awesome!

@@alternativeprincess4783 yeeeees!

I'm happy you found the series!!! Looking forward to seeing you on it someday! 🙂

Awww

My boyfriend was diagnosed with UC when we were in college. Right around when he turned 21. He is 23 now and recently had his colon removed since it got so bad so fast and nothing was helping. It's been awful watching him go through multiple surgeries and having ostomy complications and losing lots of self-confidence. But I wouldn't change our experience for the world (as much as I wish he didn't have to go through any of this) - caring for one another is our top priority.

my husband grew up with a hypokondrisk mom, and was afraid of me bring sick because - He thought it would result in me complaining all the time.... I’ve had both good and addictive days, weeks, months, but I keep fighting and he is right beside me every step of the way!! I believe he got the wife he needed to work through the things he experienced in his childhood, and I got the husband I needed to keep my head in ‘the game’, and not fall in to despair.... the best partners are those who support you through everything and still let you fight your own battles...

That's really good to hear 🥺. I don't have a diagnosis yet but I've been experiencing symptoms that align with UC/Crohn's for a while. Bathroom issues are pretty taboo and I find it hard to talk about even with close family and friends. Idk how I will have the guts (no pun intended) to bring it up to a partner.

@@sliceofbread6929 it’s really not about guts, it’s about honesty... think about it.... do you want a partner where you have to hide, or a partner where you can be wholely yourself?? I have learned through time that for me it works to talk about it... not in a ‘ oh it so sad, feel sorry for me’way, but in a ‘ this is my reality, and yes, it can be horrible, but I can laugh about it even when I don’t feel like it’... I choose when I found out how liberating it was to talk honestly to my husband, to keep it honest everywhere... For example, I can’t drink alcohol anymore, it gives me an instant bellyache, and we have friends who like to party... I go to these party’s and participate, but when they offer me a drink or try to pressure me ( in a friendly way, but it’s still pressure) I just tell them that because of my condition I can’t, because I really want to be here and enjoy this time with them, instead of hiding on the toilet with raging diarrhea.... of course I say it with a smile/laugh to take the sting off, but that usually stops them ;) I even talk freely with my clients ( I’m a hairstylist) and that have given me a very loyal client base that have found me even when I have been away from the business for years... they know what I have, and they know that I will listen to ANY of their stuff, and be supportive, even when the world around them is not....

Yes, she's lovely!!

They are fake too

Denise Woodell how?

What did he say

This please!!!

YES

yassssss! adhd needs more recognition

I have ADHD

Wow That’s horrible that people have treated you that way but that’s so sweet about your dog and cat

I understand where you're coming from. I'm also disabled and get told that my entitlement is through the roof and I need to get a job and do things for myself. I'm also treated like I've chosen to be disabled. I hate it. My two cats are my lifesavers.

@@crystald3655 They must not know that disability payments are not very much. You cannot get rich off of it, and you are not allowed to save more than a couple thousand dollars. I am not disbled, but I know, and am friends with, many disabled people.

It was gallop, for not being invited hahah

If Jesus Christ came back and made a video sharing His love with the world, that video would have dislikes. I think people sometimes do it just to be mean.

@@mygirldarby Yes, but I think for the most part it’s bots

@@mygirldarby Yep. Jesus was hated by some when he was on the Earth, already, and many people nowadays still must hate Him, because of thd way Christians are picked on, at times.

@LouiseGrazano Really? How would YOU know? Are you some sort of body language expert?