UGH. I’ve always felt Dr. Phil was a bit of a blow-hard, & this supports my opinion (no, I didn’t look into the video/episode; Carla is much more thorough when it comes to basing opinions on research & not following blindly something read on the Internet š ).
Whilst my opinions are often clear and forceful, I actually take a lot of time out to deliberately research the āother sideā. I always try and make an informed opinion (and I never try to form an opinion until Iāve made sure I understand the topic) and doing so requires that I look at a lot of different information. Sometimes itās information that Iām unaware of, not as familiar with, or stuff I know Iām probably going to hate, but I look at it anyway, because I donāt think an opinion should be formed until one has researched both sides.
This means that I watch and read a lot of stupid shit, and a lot stupid shit has pissed me right the hell off.
Which is rather unfortunate for my poor husband, who has to listen to my rants, which can go on for days if I really think somethingā¦
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I’ve been liking Dr. Phil less and less over the years. Hindsight and all,lol
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Totally agree. It’s easier to ignore when you don’t think about it too much. Also, I’m sure a lot of people see the guests as simply entertainment, not people in need of help, y’know?
It’s hurting my love of the show “loosely based” on Dr. Phil’s life, “Bull,” though. I really don’t want that to happen!!!
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