HEREDITARY (2018) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

[@dante340]

Peter leaving Charlie's body in the backseat was purely a shock response. It was not a conscious or rational decision. Extremely traumatic incidents can literally cause your brain to momentarily shut down and you just resort to basic motor functions.

[@Roseforthethorns]

And then when he hears Annie screaming, you can see the realization hit. The acting and nuance and subtlety is so amazing.

[@Pingkonk]

Yeah I honestly don’t understand so many reactors not getting this. Like of course the rational and logical decision would be to tell the parents right away, but for him in that actual moment it’s not very hard to understand how he acted irrationally. He just accidentally killed his lil sister while trying to save her life. It’s a scenario next to no one will ever experience

[@theCommentDevil]

He was practically catatonic

[@Qu33nMary444]

Plus he's a teenager who just got put in this horrific situation out of nowhere and he just got super h!gh, what a nightmare for any kid. if that had been me at his age I don't even know what I would have done... Edited to add that it was set up earlier at Grandmas funeral scene that Charlies parents are prone to letting her leave the house without her epi-pen 😢 If she had it on her at the party she would have lived, but I guess that's the evil influence working behind the scenes to get Charlie out of the way.

[@GMDTurbo]

Something reactors miss every time is the jar of the Ditany of Crete in the grandmother's belongings. Now, it's never explained, but the Ditany of Crete is a plant that gives Paimon the ability to take control of the person who ingested it. It was in the grandmother when she transferred it to Charlie via breastfeeding. It was in the teacup that Annie drank from, and she pulled a piece of it out of her teeth while meeting with Joan. It was in Peter's bong when he was smoking under the bleachers with his friends (the "friend" on the far left can be seen smiling at Peter the entire time, and again at the tree house at the end of the movie). The father didn't ingest any because he wasn't necessarily a part of it. The amount of details in this movie is unbelievable.

[@kyloren3693]

Everything that happens is a big ritual. That's the whole point. So awesome details to point out. It has a similar feel to "The Wicker Man" 1973

[@JesseCoons]

Dang I’ve been wondering about what Annie pulls out of her teeth! It’s such a specific shot but I never remember to look it up. Thanks for the explanation!

[@AishaIsFabulous-x-]

Ahhhh! I've always wondered what Annie removed from her mouth. Thanks for this explanation 💜 -x-

[@Im_lil_kennedy]

Omg I’ve seen this so many times and didn’t even realize this!!! Thanks

[@jenniferdarling6]

Gals cutting up walnuts too right? Wicker man gals lol

[@smok3ywuff784]

Fun Fact: The actress for Charlie wanted to keep her character’s severed head, but her mother was like“hell nah”😅

[@azazello1784]

The mother should mind her business. I would tell her to suck an egg.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

I hope one of the other cast or crew saved it and they can gift it to her once she moves out XD I definitely would have lol

[@M00nlight0ni]

I saw it on display at L.A. Comic Con! I hope they send it to her in the future.

[@mattmc5069]

I have a recommendation: "ABCS of death" parts 1 or 2. I've been a horror fan for 35 years and these are the most entertaining movies I've seen and I've seen a lot including "human centipede". These movies are shorts with a death based on a letter of the alphabet each with thier own director. Every story is vastly different and each director was given full freedom to do whatever he or she wanted. It's beautiful and a piece of art as a whole, disturbing, funny, and everything in between. You two would love either one.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

@@mattmc5069 X was so freaking hard to watch for me. There were a few others but that is THEE one I instantly think of whenever someone mentions the title of the movie.

[@Cadinho93]

The fact that Toni Collette was snubbed for even a NOMINATION at the Oscars for this role should be considered a crime. Also, the dinner scene has so much tension in the movie and when I saw this in theaters, I felt like I got yelled at by Toni Collette and that's how good she is in this movie.

[@Psichotica7]

Agree, I will never understand her performance being overlooked. I also felt the exact same way at the cinema during that scene, felt like being a kid again. Also the car accident scene followed by Toni's cry was one of the most intense experiences I've ever had at the cinema. Cinema was full but you could hear a pin drop. It was a herculean effort to hold in my emotions. I'm so grateful to have seen it on the big screen.

[@Hey_Jamie]

She won Best Lead Actress for this in Blogos de Oro, Best Actress for this at the BOFCA’s, Best Actress for this at CFCA Awards, Best Actress for this at DFCS Awards, Best Actress for this at DFCC Awards, Best Actress for this at Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, Best Actress for this at Fright Meter Awards, Best Actress for this at the GAFCA Awards, Best Actress of the Year for this at the Golden Schmoes, Best Actress for this at Gotham Independent Film Awards, Best Actress for this at HFCS (Hawaii Film Critics Society) Awards, Best Actress for this at HFCS (Houston Film Critics Society) Awards, Best Lead Performer In A Movie for this at IGN Awards, Best Actress for this at Halfway Awards… I could keep going. Shes doing just fine.

[@Psichotica7]

@@Hey_Jamie Hahaha, fair enough. I'm so happy to know this.

[@virginianoone9395]

"Satony? It's Italian Satan." The way I nearly spit out my water-- 🤣

[@Thewingkongexchange]

Nah it's Mafia Satan - "'eyyy, it Satony over here!"

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

I'm going down to Satony's for a chicken parmigiana sub if anyone wants anything.

[@josephirizarry5195]

Satony Collette

[@everythingisveganbut...4688]

Her mother tried to sacrifice her brother but he decided to commit suicide to stop her, which is why she sacrificed Annie's family

[@ИванСавинов-э2д]

Her mother being one of the worst mother in horror movies ever and doesn't even shown. Genius

[@Psilocybin77]

The Grandmother, Ellen Leigh is pure Evil. She married Paimon (one of the Dukes of Hell, King of the West), and tried to incarnate him into her son. Failing that, she placed the demon's soul into her own Granddaughter, Charlie. The cult of Paimon, under "Queen Leigh's" guidance, orchestrated the death of Charlie, so Paimon could be transferred into a male body, which happened to be Peter. Despite what Annie's mother promised in her letter, it is unlikely that Annie and her family would receive much reward for all of their sacrifice. You can't really trust a Lieutenant of Hell's legions; even if he is your husband.

[@donaldrack]

So she was a mail order bride.

[@vorxensspdle6311]

Oh they gonna be traumatized 😭

[@Unknownproof-u6y]

Oh for sure 😂

[@Williamswartz]

Join us!😂😂

[@suedoughnim6665]

This film is worse than The Red Wedding.

[@Unknownproof-u6y]

@@suedoughnim6665 I don't think it's worse personally I think it just doesn't have much of an actual story to it

[@JosieSchuller]

@vorxensspdle6311 And we are _so_ here for it! 😄

[@LiirThropp2687]

Toni Collette. Good God! Absolutely phenomenal performance. Her screams when she discovers her daughter's body....primal. They cut to the soul. And yes. She was absolutely robbed of an Oscar, a Golden Globe. Actually, just hand them all to her.

[@andrewgalloway6416]

Undoubtedly one of the most unsettling, brilliantly written, brilliantly acted and beautifully directed films I have ever seen. Enjoy.

[@karenbordage3168]

The head banging on the attic door scarred me for life.

[@S0urmf420]

I feel like a lot of people are confused at why the dad died instead of Annie when she tossed the book in when we saw her sleeve catch on fire. The thing is: Paimon tricked Annie, he made her think the book was connected to her, so when she tossed in an act of self sacrifice, she watched as she had been duped by the demon and her husband burns to a crisp.

[@jackgammon1490]

Yeah, so basically, you were correct. Charlie was King Paimon in a female child body. Annie wouldn't let her mother anywhere near Peter as a kid so they werent able to use him as a vessel at the time. They needed Charlie to die and then use Peter as the new vessel. That's why he started seeing and hearing things after the ritual with his mom and dad was conducted. Also, why the mom's brother accused the mother of "putting people inside him." There's also hints that the only guy friend of Peter's who had dialogue directed toward Peter was a part of the cult as well, seeing how he's the one that told Peter of the party. There are so many little tidbits sprinkled out through the movie that I and I'm sure many others didn't catch the first viewing. My favorite being when Annie is reaching for one paint bottle and another falls over onto the piece of paper with Joan's phone number on it, even though she made no contact with the paint bottle that fell, it's so subtle I've only ever heard one person mention it on their first viewing. Truly a crazy movie that not only uses horror by SFX and lingering shots in dark spaces, but the horror of mental illness, or what could be conceived as mental illness in the film's universe, but is actually decades of subtle manipulation by the hands of a mother with an unsuspecting family and her followers.

[@dylankincer9655]

Bro i saw that too but you could see the soul / light apparition come from behind annie and knock the bottle over. Literally charlie / Paimon trying to get Annie to conjure the house by saying that ritualistic chant Joan said could have them talk to their “loved ones” if it even was them. So genius.

[@jimtatro6550]

Toni Collette should have won a Oscar for this movie, she’s incredible

[@aychelleff]

I feel like a huge message of this movie is to build strong connections, and reach out to the people you love. To break that chain - in this case a generational one - and just f*cking communicate lol

[@Psilocybin77]

Clever editor. 7:45 If you re-watch this movie (it's worth it), you notice all sorts of signs as to what is actually occurring, and how Paimon's plans have been in play the entire time. Excellent film-making.

[@vee7586]

"a fun and crazy movie" is not how i personally describe this film...

[@k3n12ock]

lo, for real .. dont think ive seen it described as that before

[@SC-gp7kt]

Charlie was innocent but possessed. The light/lightning was the energy of the evil entity. Evil can enter us when we are vulnerable.

[@Jasalexander-vv2uw]

Most movies don't scare me, but this and the ring gave me chills

[@SurvivorBri]

I just came from EOM's channel. He reacted to HOSTEL. You guys just did Hereditary. Nothing like a night of fun, light-hearted movies 🙃

[@joeydoc5119]

EOM/jay is the man just watched hostel to lol

[@joeydoc5119]

Mr video is a good channels aswell and Asia and bj . Nikki and Steve

[@ambamb310]

​@joeydoc5119 lol that's funny. I'm subscribed to all of them haha. I can't get enough of these reaction channels ❤

[@SurvivorBri]

@@joeydoc5119 yep I am subscribed to all of them as well.

[@joeydoc5119]

Ambamb and survivor cool they are all lovely people another good channel is flix2us mom and son from Canada they are cool

[@mentallyunw3ll]

11:45 “maybe it’s like a pez dispenser” had me aspirating on my water

[@krose6451]

Best thing I've ever heard someone say reacting to or reviewing this film.

[@nathanhansen1846]

Toni Colletes scream when she found her daughter will stick with me forever. That was horrifying

[@Replicaate]

Chris's Fred Durst costume for Halloween comin' along good!

[@dotcombabytm4644]

I'D BEEN WAITING FOR THIS REACTION!!!! I've been seriously looking forward to you guys' reaction to Hereditary cause it's a seriously dark, chilling, eerie, unsettling and terrifying film and I was definitely looking forward to ya'll watching and reacting to it!

[@rebeccavaldez9176]

Of all the reactions to this movie I’ve seen this is my favorite. I’m often impressed with the amount of empathy and insight you both have. I’m especially impressed because your reactions often make me laugh and feel lighthearted. Keep up the good work- definitely one of my top favorite reaction channels!🥇🥇🥇🥇

[@thatswhatcheesehead]

Ditto!

[@x3mslayer]

This movie is so powerful at keeping you unnerved from the first second of the movie. It never stops.

[@joanward1578]

This movie haunts you after you watch it.

[@Saranda4787]

Not me

[@bbyphathoneei]

You guys were right, she was being fed information by her mother to complete a ritual. It had been destined since Charlie was born. Her mother knew feeding off their fears and flaws would cause them to complete the ritual thinking it was going to save them.

[@Thewingkongexchange]

I know 'Midsommar' gets more plaudits, but I prefer this tbh.

[@livviebrundle]

I would like to thank the two of you. This is, legit, the first reaction I've seen, where the viewers(s) weren't outright mean about Charlie, or her tick. ;)

[@badbadgilead2552]

I watched the 5 hour+ breakdowns on all the details in this film and the stuff you guys pick up on - the woman (it wasn't the mum, just a funeral attendee) touching grandma's lips, as well as the inscribed text on the walls of the house, in the bedrooms -- all are little breadcrumbs showing the ritual is taking place from the funeral onwards - the cult that is comprised of most of the minor characters throughout the film are secretly entering the house, digging up the grave, and taking all other steps to ensure Paimon's arrival. and yes the mother uses miniatures to cope and deal. also a visual metaphor for Paimon/cult watching the family edit: in case it wasn't already said, when the mum first explains her family in the grief counselling meeting, the decoded meaning: grandmother is married to the occult in a way where she seems like two people. She wants Paimon to possess her husband who starved himself, and then her son, who took his own life. The mother subconsciously understands the danger of grandmother and keeps her own son from him, even wanting to remove her own children entirely in the sleepwalk state to save them from the fate grandmother was crafting all along.

[@insanitypepper1740]

The dinner table scene is one of the best emotional horror scenes of all time.

[@badlilkitty96]

LOVE ya'lls reaction to this one!! 😹😹😭 Charlie was Paimon the whole time. The Grandma put Paimon inside her until she could get to Peter. She The Grandma was Married to Paimon spiritually which makes it super weird. That's why Charlie wears the string "wedding rings." That's also why Her and Charlie were so close. 🤢🤢 Paimon's main form is a bird.

[@abc.animal5143]

This movie was actually scary. Toni Collette deserved an Oscar for this performance.

[@vordt4139]

She got SNUBED

[@Hey_Jamie]

She won Best Lead Actress for this in Blogos de Oro, Best Actress for this at the BOFCA’s, Best Actress for this at CFCA Awards, Best Actress for this at DFCS Awards, Best Actress for this at DFCC Awards, Best Actress for this at Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, Best Actress for this at Fright Meter Awards, Best Actress for this at the GAFCA Awards, Best Actress of the Year for this at the Golden Schmoes, Best Actress for this at Gotham Independent Film Awards, Best Actress for this at HFCS (Hawaii Film Critics Society) Awards, Best Actress for this at HFCS (Houston Film Critics Society) Awards, Best Lead Performer In A Movie for this at IGN Awards, Best Actress for this at Halfway Awards… I could keep going. Shes doing just fine.

[@abc.animal5143]

@@Hey_Jamie yes, but come on. She deserved one for this movie too.

[@Saranda4787]

Here we go with the same old comment

[@deadsetondreams1988]

There was no nomination and everyone was collectively pissed, award shows don't recognize films within the horror genre. Also, I love when Annie is speaking about her family's demise at the support meeting because it alludes to the fact that the cult was trying to conjure Paimon for quite a while.

[@danyukhin]

and Annie's brother probably killed himself to prevent Paimon from occupying his earthly form

[@iiLowTech]

I’m so happy you guys finally reacted to this masterpiece. I recommend watching the witch, midsommar, and it comes at night. All creepy movies that do an amazing job at making the viewers uncomfortable. Hopefully you guys do at some point :)

[@grayamirYT]

One of my all time favorite representations of a demon in film.

[@Damon-xr6zf]

I've been sooo wanting you to react to this for ages

[@gleechiicat]

You two watching the dinner scene, one horrified and the other being unable to watch earned a like and a follow. Great reaction! This is one of those movies that you want to watch again to see the things you missed the first time, but you need a month to decompress from the first viewing. lol

[@armie4172]

Was so psyched for this reaction-your faces!! 😂 Hereditary is a movie that I can personally only watch all the way through once. Ari Aster is a master of characters acting really freaking weird. 😅

[@Psichotica7]

I'm really impressed, you called out many things waaaay ahead of time. First reactors I've seen do that.

[@patriciarp9686]

They had already seen it ahahahahahha

[@Crappy9922]

You guys did not just upload two of my favorite movies back to back. GOATs, the two of you.

[@berndgeels]

You guys are SO HILARIOUS with your beginnings to your videos.

[@belpop]

Horror movies are my fave genre and rarely actually scare me. This one did. They just kept upping the tension with NO release

[@HitmanStark]

This is one of those horror movies where seeing it in theaters is straight up traumatizing

[@Hey_Jamie]

The way my heart and face light up every time I see new Hereditary and Terrifier reactions, especially from channels I already subscribe to

[@maisade]

Spot on about it all being part of the plan, and it's a shame Toni Collette didn't get nominated. Great reaction, guys!

[@moodforever]

the first five minutes had them so disturbed & I knew the rest of the movie was gonna be a ride for them 😂🙏🏾

[@Psichotica7]

Oh boy, how I'm looking forward to THIS! Thanks for finally doing this one.

[@willsONfireBeats]

* girl messing with bird head * "Maybe it'll be a Pez dispenser" 😂😂😂

[@CyanideSublime]

Great reaction, guys. You know quality when you see it and Hereditary is just that. I label it a Disturbing Drama with horror elements. Ari Aster does that with most of his films.

[@mohanicus]

What the amazing toni collette stated in an interview.....Well, it is possible that at a subconscious level, Annie feels that her kids are in danger. And that there is no real way of saving them. Like her brother, an escape from this is death. This is why, in her sleep, she has emptied a can of paint thinner on her kids and her self and tries to set them all on fire. But as she lights the match, she wakes up. So does Peter. After that, Peter becomes estranged from his mother. In a later scene, Annie explains that she wasn’t trying to kill them, she was trying to save them. This pretty much adds to the theory that she subconsciously knew that her kids are worse off alive.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

You all are just SERVING ME this Season

[@BloodylocksBathory]

When they show that weird guy smiling at Charlie at the funeral, I thought, "that has to pay off later," and sure enough when he showed up later in the dark doorway totally starkers, it scared the hell out of me. To the point that the jump scare was a relief.

[@thatswhatcheesehead]

Im still in the middle of your reaction, but like others are saying, you two are catching so much! For example you are the only reactors ive seen notice when the mom says her daughter was killed ... y'all are great!

[@thefabfabs]

My fav horror movie of all time! It used to be The Omen, but now its my top 2 ❤

[@bellantwain21]

Crazy movie love the video octokrool stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way

[@allanzinhocolorado]

This movie messed with my mind so much man.. this sh*t IS heavy

[@Zoneout98]

MY FAVORITE HORROR MOVIE. IVE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST. Love watching you boys react!! 🔥🔥

[@xpressivebex7162]

Lol I love connecting pieces I knew this would be funny thnx guys 😂😇. The actors all smashed it n everyones reaction to joan is always intrestingly different. Fun fact listen to what the teacher is talking about in the first few scenes.

[@daflyguydarren]

Was so excited to see your reactions to the dinner table scene! You guys didn’t disappoint! 😂

[@Hoschius]

the best description I've read for this crazy shit was: "how can you show a sacrificial lamb story better than from the point of view of the lambs" 👹

[@Thewingkongexchange]

When I saw the upload, I almost lost my head.

[@godzillasaves1141]

Lol….wow! I don’t think I’ve ever seen y’all react SO HARD to a movie, and mainly to the nine scary parts. BEST REACTION ever guys!

[@Darknessinside775]

Best Horror movie of this generation. Watching it in theaters was so creepy and I loved it so much!

[@yeehawboy1410]

14:05 I interpret it the same way! When she re/creates scenes she is in control of every aspect, the few times she has any control. Makes it freaky that the movie opens with the family in a dollhouse.

[@theCommentDevil]

'Mommy had a baby and her head popped off' was apparently the inspiration for this movie

[@gemini36B]

Toni in this & the Sixth Sense…her & these type of “horror films” are like PB&J lol

[@danzthename]

These two watching Hereditary is a match made in heaven

[@mihovilkoncurat4480]

Hereditary is in My top 5 favorite horror films ever and the scariest horror film that I have ever seen.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

One of the most unsettling films I've seen! Toni Colette was robbed by the Academy.

[@mentallyunw3ll]

I feel like people don’t give Peter enough grace, he didn’t just kill her sister but also under the influence of drugs and then being traumatized on top of it. There’s no way to say what we would do in that situation. But Peter’s actions didn’t surprise me, trauma babes

[@practicaldreamyr]

Yup, a lot of people say "I'd do such and such" but honestly you have NO IDEA how you will handle a traumatic experience until it happens to you personally

[@mentallyunw3ll]

@@practicaldreamyr exactly! I think we all like to believe we have an idea, but it’s never gonna work out the way that it happens in our heads. Nothing ever does even if Peter had been high have been surprised if he just drove home. I wouldn’t be surprised if he has no memory of the night whatsoever because he just blocked it out. I’m honestly surprised that he’s able to recall it.

[@xxsgt_stadinko]

The soundtrack to this movie is awesome, Colin Stetson is a genius on the Sax. Listen to The Love it too to Leave you. Pretty crazy what he can do on the Saxophone

[@sydneycastelfan]

dude. I've been watching horror movies my entire life, but that moment GOT me.

[@user-vf3wk2nw9d]

“It could be a hired actor…just slip him a $20 and he can go crazy” Lolol

[@desireeslaten6618]

I love that dumbell water bottle! You guys caught onto everything most reacts miss their first time watching and that was pretty impressive. Glad you guys enjoyed it.

[@jamesking1033]

Love that shirt, Young Frankenstein is a cult classic!

[@TheSoulwriter88]

Oh dear… this is going to be a lot for you boys. 😂 Edit: The way y’all clocked Joan that early?! I’m impressed. 😂 most reactors say how sweet she is and they like her. 😂 great job guys!

[@Bunny_Aoife]

i never thought i'd gonna laugh this hard at a hereditary reaction, but god damn that fight club joke got me good.

[@mattyfromhell]

“This is getting really weird 🤓”lmaooo

[@tomearltmb]

What I like about this movie is that it's a Suspenseful supernatural family drama, that morphs itself into a regular suspense of a 'who dunnit'. Then it introduces other problematic characters. You're always being thrown in directions that confuse you.

[@Thewingkongexchange]

Another Toni Colette film I'd suggest is 'About a Boy' with Hugh Grant - very heartfelt and funny.

[@MetastaticMaladies]

I love this film, one of the best horror films I’ve seen in a long time, and the acting is phenomenal. So damn good!

[@Fxcloud9]

When Peter was born the mother and grandmother were estranged and that's why the grandma didn't get to sink her claws into him. Once Charlie was born they were on better terms and that's why the grandma put her focus on her instead of Peter. She was available at a young age. The rituals needed to be started from the beginning of life. Peter was ultimately the target but Charlie was the catalyst. She had to be the sacrifice for Peter to reach his "potential".

[@specificsoup]

(i ended up having stuff to do that I was unable to drop to watch this but now I'm here😅) 11:44 "maybe it's like a pez dispenser' lmaooooo

[@mdhasan-bt9mb]

Hereditary is my all time favourite movie.... But this movie makes me dull at the end... But it is a masterpiece

[@mysticalkrystle5583]

Oh my gosh, this movie always creeps me out no matter how many times I watch it. That naked smiling man scares me so much. And the mom when she becomes possessed…that was freaky af!

[@valerievention]

14:23 these are called hypnopompic hallucinations, where you wake up and see things that aren't there since your brain isn't fully conscious yet. I used to get them all the time

[@josephirizarry5195]

“Why did the thing do the thing” GOD OF MISCHIEF

[@mohanicus]

Love the abby normal t shirt😂😂😂😂...I'm a big young frankenstein fan

[@MeyRysterio17]

“Nothing….Fantasia” lmaoo😭😭😭 Man happy yall back!

[@tasminegrayson3885]

Love your reactions, please watch the movie “Why Did I Get Married?” next please 🙂

[@desmrla3457]

Been waiting on this one

[@CornChippy]

I have never felt so uncomfortable watching a movie before. Toni Collettes acting was legendary in this film.

[@yabadaba1858]

“Of course he didn’t! All he did was bring weed!” 😂

[@aarongilmore1254]

Peter : you okay mom? Mom : you DON'T GET TO ASK IF I'M OKAY AFTER you leave your dead sister in the car

[@DanielSSilva-616-]

She is never going to be the head of a major corporation . This is not the way to get ahead in life. Pity she wasn't more headstrong.

[@tytate1364]

No fuckin way 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@suedoughnim6665]

At least she gave head.

[@wozing]

I love how they play with the idea of the unreliable narrator. It's kind of skewed because of the hereditary mental illness, but things are also happening. The whole time, everyone is in question. The double-fake-out during the dream sequence makes me wonder if a portion of it was real. Maybe it did happen, but from her perspective, the instances are connected and fluid. Perhaps it's something she assumes in her state, but pauses in the interim. I also love the allegorical question of "Is it more or less tragic that they were sealed to their fate?"

[@becksimilian2955]

11:04 she did get professional help... pretty sure her husband used to be her psychologist

[@LanaK86]

Ooh this is going to be good haha. Hello from Queensland, Australia 😊