FIRST TIME WATCHING Forrest Gump (1994) REACTION | Movie Reaction

[@jesterforhire]

Jenny was horribly abused and raped as a very young girl until she went to her Grandmother’s. It is very common for abused people to pick bad mates throughout life. She went into the free love movement with the hippies. The movement was just weed and psychedelics like mushrooms and LSD at first and everybody went to San Fransisco, CA. They were protesting the Vietnam War. She was against the war, as was the whole flower child/ hippie movement. She loved Forrest, but didn’t think she was worthy of love, until the end when she had finally grown up after being a mother. Great reactions! Seattle loves you. I’ll keep checking in for more. You would love Good Will Hunting and The Dead Poets Society. Terrific movies. Keep up the good work! 💕💜💕

[@corralescoyote]

It’s a fictional story using real footage from real events… Zemeckis is a genius

[@periechontology]

Tom Hanks became famous as a comedy actor. That is what he was known for in the 80's. He didn't break into drama until the 90's.

[@infoprivate8243]

People should really pay more attention. This was probably 1980, maybe 81 or 82. There were no cell phones. And after she left his house because she didn't think she was good enough for him at the time. He ran for years. She had no way of contacting him to let him know he had a son.

[@dunringill1747]

A classic must watch movie to react to. Jenny was running for most of her life but was emotionally messed up in a never-ending cycle of abuse. She always loved Forrest, but felt she was unworthy of him and could somehow taint his purity. There were two things introduced into her life she couldn't run from. Her child and her sickness. That reality forced Jenny to straighten out her priorities.

[@Logan_Baron]

When she said "You don't know what Love is" it's because she didn't believe that someone as pure as Forrest could actually love her. So therefore when he said he did, she had to think he didn't really know what love is.

[@edwardodson2867]

Thank you. Once in a while I feel I just need to cry. It's the greatest emotional release. Your reaction videos are the best way for me to get there. I feel so much better after watching this magnificent movie with you. What a paradox that the feeling of great sorrow should bring a spiritual lift. You are so beautiful and have such depth of emotion that we are all privileged to be able to experience this movie with you.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Although unsaid, it's likely Forrest's dad abandoned them because he didn't want a "dumb kid". This was 1950s and that kind of thing affected your social standing back then.

[@kellymarklong]

They used CGI to put Forrest in real news films of historic events, but Forrest is a fictional character.

[@LynnDisclose]

This movie is real life it happens all the time. And you have one of the sweetest spirits, great reaction......

[@williamcochrane6255]

I really really enjoyed your reaction

[@PaPaMurph]

So excited to watch this tonight? I already know you loved it!!

[@planet_aldrain224]

One of my favorites and when I was a kid back then even though I knew that movie wasn’t based on a true story I always asked him “ dad was this in real life.” And every time he’d say “ no son it wasn’t.” I only did that so I can just talk with my dad (R.I.P) never told him that I think but I will when it’s my time to depart this world and life into the next. Great choice in movie watching. Got a new fan/subscriber. Keep up the good work and the good vibes.

[@charliepepper333]

Great reaction! One of the best films of all time…glad you had a chance to experience it!

[@CaddyJim]

Jenny made all these bad decisions because of her home life being abused by her dad thinking she wasn't good enough for someone like Forrest Gump or looking for somebody like her dad always chasing the bad boys thinking she deserves to be treated that way

[@martinduquette8749]

Troubled mind person can bring them to such bad decisions and most of the time they don't figure what they are doin. I was bullyed big times in the past and one way I got to get over it is from all kinds of stand-ups Quebec comedians and DJing which I still do. Find something that makes you happy is the recipe but for some folks, it is not easy @ all.

[@breakingames7772]

Jenny was detoxing from heroin when she slept and slept, after a few days she was detoxed and stared doing fun things with him

[@versetripn6631]

Jeez, can't IMAGINE where woman learn that stupid crap from!! Bad Boys has nothing to do with ABUSE

[@versetripn6631]

Jenny is an Inversion of BUTTERCUP and the sooner people recognize movies for their truly manipulative natures and influences, the easier it may be to heal and prevent wounds instead of COMMENTING about them

[@versetripn6631]

The reason I don't watch porn anymore was a supposed healthy and stable woman once asked me to rape her during an outing. Sorry, Dracula, Vader, Rodman, Hannibal Lecter or Loki? Girls have been targets of Hollywood since Shirley Temple and Marylin Monroe

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Olavity, please watch another Tom Hanks film, called "Philadelphia". Please. You will love it.

[@shainewhite2781]

Winner of 6 Oscars including Best Picture. John Travolta, Forrest Whitaker, Bill Murray and John Goodman were considered for the title character.

[@ShreveportJoe]

Great job, as always. You’re better at movie reactions than people who have been doing it much longer. Keep going!

[@Falconer1128]

Love your reactions, Ola. You're so sweet. One reason Jenny didn't tell Forest about his son is because he was running across the country for 3 years. It would have been hard back then to find him and contact him. Also, this is not a true story but the events that happen in it are true events. They just fictitiously made Forest a part of it all. I look forward to what you watch next!

[@keiththompson7280]

they had a nice touch towards the end ,when Forrest turned from Jenny's grave ,A flock of Jenny Wren birds flew into their Oak tree , by Jenny's grave.

[@cleonmagabeefy8500]

Wonderful reaction, you're always so much fun to watch🙂🙂🙂

[@callmeshaggy5166]

The Congressional Medal of Honor is the highest US military award, bestowed only to a select few who act with bravery & determination in the face of adversity, usually with great risk to life & limb - hence why it's often awarded posthumously. Gifting it to Jenny was an extremely symbolic gesture of love & gratitude simply for her existence. It also shows she deeply cared for him as she held onto it and never pawned it off during her drug years before returning it.

[@emurphy42]

The stack of letters in the hospital were Forrest’s letters to Jenny. They were marked Return to Sender, presumably because she moved to a different address and he didn’t know.

[@zh2184]

Hi Ola! From your KZbin cut of Forrest Gump, thought this commenter might help with a few 'Americanisms' that may have not made any sense. 16:09 Forrest says, "We are always looking for this guy named Charlie." 'Charlie' was the slang used by American soldiers for the North Vietnamese enemy soldiers. 23:55 Forrest Gump is sitting with musician John Lennon with TV host Dick Cavett. Lennon says "No religion, too?"and "well, it's easy if you try" - words that are in Lennon's greatest song "Imagine." 37:44 When Jenny reveals to Forrest that she is sick with 'some kind of virus' that the doctor's couldn't figure out. Considering the time frame and the mysterious, deadly virus, it was A.I.D.S. that Jenny had contracted. In scenes earlier she was living a wild lifestyle with drugs and needles being freely used. Also - Little Forrest Junior was four years old when meeting his father for the first time. It is revealed by what was on television in two scenes. The first, when Forrest proposed to Jenny and made love later that night, there was a broadcast of the American Bicentennial celebration that took place on the 4th of July, 1976. When Forrest received the letter from Jenny inviting her to Savannah where he met Forrest, Jr. The TV was showing the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, which happened in March of 1981.

[@timlanteigne298]

Hep C, not AIDS.

[@zh2184]

@@timlanteigne298 Here you go Tim - Directly from 'Forrest Gump' screenwriter Eric Roth. www.insider.com/forrest-gump-writer-details-script-for-sequel-including-oj-simpson-princess-diana-2019-3#:~:text=In%201994's%20original%20%22Forrest%20Gump,in%20Florida%2C%22%20Roth%20continued.

[@MySkybreaker]

Id like to clarify something, Jenny didnt have AIDS. She had hepatitis C. She contracted it from drug use. The author stated so in the sequel book to forest gump. Hep C wasnt fully discovered and named until 1984. Otherwise everything else you said was right.

[@ironfist1942]

You have chosen some great and very emotional movies to react to. This is one of my favourites and I love the reaction. When Forrest gets up to talk at the Vietnam rally in Washington, the microphone plug is pulled and you cannot hear him. According to Tom Hanks he said, "Sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don't go home at all. That's a bad thing. That's all I have to say about that." When Forrest first learns to play ping-pong in the infirmary, he is told the trick is to "keep his eye on the ball at all times" by another soldier. After that moment, whenever he is shown playing ping-pong, he never blinks.

[@StewartCB]

I will echo the others in the comments. Your reactions are excellent and very watchable. Please continue and your channel will grow.

[@danielmorency2242]

"How could he run?" - Forrest had nothing wrong with his legs... Remember that the doctor told his mother that the braces were to straighten his back. Obviously, it was only a minor affliction. The doctor grossly misdiagnose his spine problem. Today, doctors would prescribe a little physical therapy (exercises, stretching, etc...). Medicine was still quite medieval back in the 60's... lol

[@timroebuck3458]

"Don't try to be brave, just run." Only if you want to get court martialed or stood up in front of a firing squad.

[@DecSteele]

I love the scene where the hooker calls forest stupid , Lt dan doesn't even hesitate to protect him. DON'T YOU EVER CALL HIM STUPID!!

[@justincoleman3868]

When Forrest was giving his speech when the wires were pulled out, what he actually said was “sometimes when people go to Vietnam, they go home to their mommas without any legs. Sometimes they don’t go home at all. That’s a bad thing. That’s all I have to say about that”

[@stretch4872]

Childhood friends can have a romantic relationship. One of my closest friends had a picture of he and his future wife lying naked on a rug together when they were babies. They had been married for over 60 years when he passed. It may be rare, but your soul mate is your soul mate no matter when you meet.

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

Jenny didn't tell Forest about his son because he was running. She sent him the letter once it was reported that he had stopped running.

[@davidramrut5002]

The thing I feel bad about for young folks who watch this movie is that they don't get or understand all the historical references in this movie, so they are actually missing a lot of the movie.

[@staralotzka5586]

Love your review. The end of this movie gets home for me I lost my wife suddenly July 3rd 2020 on my birthday

[@staralotzka5586]

Thank you. It's been hard I feel like I'm still in shock. It happened so suddenly she passed away of a pulmonary embolism. By the time I got to the hospital she was already gone

[@alfreddaniel1994]

It doesn't matter if you're talking about one or a million, it's not shrimps, it's just shrimp. I can't help but laugh every time I hear someone say shrimps.

[@loganinkosovo]

I forgot to add the 1985 Movie "Just one of the Guys" to my list. You can find it here on KZbin.

[@dietpepsivanilla3095]

Charlie was the nickname for the Viet Cong the U.S. & South Vietnamese troops were fighting. It was short for Victor Charlie or VC, letters in the NATO phoentic alphabet. My dad and uncle, who both served in Vietnam said "Charlie" referred to the Communists forces there in general.

[@njw5869]

Real footage from real events with Forest plugged into the film.

[@RoberinoSERE]

Based on a book by Winston Groom Forest Gump is one of the best ever. On a different note you are very young and probably have not heard of some other great movies in color from the 1960s You must see 7 time academy award wining “My Fair Lady” 1964 with Audry Hepburn and “The Sound of Music” 1964. They are spectacular on the big screen in 70mm Panavision.

[@dracoargentum9783]

Another Tom Hanks movie I know you'll like is "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood". About Fred Rogers, a real life person as sweet as Forrest.

[@GregInHouston2]

37:00 By the time she knew she was pregnant, he was on the road. I suspect she left for rehab; she was addicted to drugs.

[@blueroninstudios]

Forrest Gump's not a real person, but a lot of the people around him were: Elvis Presley, all the Presidents he met like Johnson and Kennedy and Nixon, Also Bubba Gump Shrimp is a real company (I've had some of their cocktails and they taste pretty good!). It's really a story about a good man greowing up from the 60's all the way up to the early 80's, and experiencing all the significant moments in history like the Vietnam War, protests, and various historical hapenings. It's a great look into American history thorugh the eyes of a good man we should all aspire to be. We all need a Forrest Gump in our lives.

[@jscan4442]

Keep in mind that the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company was founded in 1996, but the movie Forrest Gump came out in 1994.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@billrab1890]

I really enjoyed your reaction. In case you were wondering as a lot of young people who react to this movie do, the virus that Jenny had was aids. When it was first starting to spread in the United States and people first became aware of it in the early 1980's nobody new what it was and there were no treatments for it so if you got it you were going to die. At the time this movie was released in 1994 most anyone old enough to see Forest Gump in the theater would have been old enough to remember the early days of the aids epidemic so it was understood what Jenny had and how it was going to end for her. Anyway great job.

[@godmagnus]

It was Hep C. The first case of AIDS was 1981. The "present day" of this movie is 1981. The author also said it was Hep C.

[@billrab1890]

@@godmagnusI don't think that it was hep c. Aids apparently had begun spreading to the 70's but nobody new what it was and most people never heard of it. I first heard of it in 1983. The only reason I remember the year is because it was the year I graduated high school. The whole premise of the movie was that Forest and Jenny lived through and experienced many of the historical and cultural events of the time. Hep C was not a big deal but aids was. Especially when you're an 18 year old young man looking to score with as many women as you can and all of a sudden you're afraid that you can catch an incurable disease that will kill you.

[@craigwhip]

@@billrab1890 The author of Forrest Gump is Winston Groom, and in an interview a few years before he passed, he stated that Jenny died from Hepatitis C

[@CaddyJim]

Think you would love the movie *(My Girl)* which is a Family Drama

[@amandagrubbs3000]

So I think the braces you were thinking of were in your teeth. Those were different braces to help his back get straightened

[@danielfortier2629]

Good reaction! Forrest Gump is NOT a true story.

[@jscan4442]

What are you talking about?? There's footage of him with Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon! 😏

[@danielfortier2629]

@@jscan4442 FAKE footage. If you watch the making of Forrest Gump you would see how they doctored the footage. Same with the ping pong scenes and many other scenes.

[@whatseatontim918]

Did you know?: Tom Hanks had the flu when filming the football game scene.

[@justsmashing4628]

Lord of the Rings please…extended version 😊

[@glenncabacungan9269]

You wanted Bubba to mention shrimp and noodles. For the record, he did say shrimp scampi and that usually comes with spaghetti.

[@Sherman1fan]

The author said later on that Jenny had Hepatitis C (not HIV as most people thought - at the time Hep C was still unknown). Please react to The Terminal, another great performance by Tom Hanks.

[@cliffwheeler7357]

Jenny would have told Forrest she was pregnant, I’m sure. The problem was, he left home for three years, running all over the country. How would she know where he was? This was before social media, cellphones and emails. It surprises me how many people give Jenny a hard time for not letting Forrest know about his son. She had to wait, hoping that one day he would return home.

[@thiagocastrodias2]

I wish I had an interesting life like Gump, to be honest

[@bobhummel2697]

One of many things I took away from the movie was that Forest, despite all the loss in his life, he only cried after Jenny died.

[@margiewilliams537]

Great reaction to a great movie It'amazes me how many people watch this movie and hate Jenny She was a child of sexual and physical abuse by her father, the only thing she knew how to do was run when she told him that he doesn't know what love is it was really her that didn't because of her dad And most people who are abused like that tend to go from one abusive situation to another She did love Forrest but she felt unworthy of him When she left the last time she was ready to get herself together that's why she told the cab driver that she wasn't running What makes me angry is that some people act like Jenny belonged to Forrest, like she was obligated to be with him,she had a right to her own life, she never asked Forrest for anything,even his letters to her came back people were assuming she got them, when it's clearly shown that she was not sitting in a trailer, she was off living her life The same thing with Forrest when people say she should have told him about the baby, when they specifically made it a point to let us know how long Forrest was running for, and when he came home she contacted him

[@godmagnus]

Tbf, that kid was way older than 3.

[@krisfrederick5001]

This is a War film. This is a Comedy. This is a Drama. This is a Historical Documentary. This is a Masterpiece. P.S. My Mom looked exactly like Sally Field when this came out. We thought she had a secret movie career as kids. 👀

[@cathyvickers9063]

Another powerful Tom Hanks movie is Philadelphia. He plays a wrongfully terminated lawyer... This movie was known for digitally inserting "Forrest" into actual historical footage. For example, the scene where he's confused about "coons" being admitted to the formerly white school... Jenny's the product of an abusive home. Emotional scars like that run deep. She's so messed up emotionally that she made some self destructive decisions. I don't think she ever really believed in herself because whatever negative messages her abusive dad kept telling her kept playing over & over in her head. I understand Jenny. I'm an adult survivor of emotional child abuse, too.

[@robynhurley5119]

When ahe said ahe had the virus it was now the 80s. Aids was starting to become rampant and was new.

[@spankyham9607]

If you like Tom Hanks, you should watch You've Got Mail, Tuner and Hooch & Sleepless in Seatle.

[@urbanink246]

I love your energy n beautiful smile, keep up the good work.💯🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@michaeldavis5610]

A very honest and cool reaction.You got a new subscriber in me.The thing that makes me yell through the phone is when Jenny says she has a virus that drs.dont know how to help,and I know it's AIDS and expect everyone to know.Just shows my age,lol.Thanks for your time and work doing your channel. And have a great day

[@longfootbuddy]

if a couple is meant to be together, it would be best to be childhood friends.. theyd never have to say there was a time they didnt have each other or know each other

[@samwiebenga2512]

Loved your reaction to Forest Gump! Some suggestions for your next film: If it’s a comedy, check out THE NAKED GUN, if it’s a fantasy look up KRULL, if it’s a horror, try out FRIDAY THE 13th. All are classics in their respective genre and I’m sure you’ll enjoy any one of those. ✌️

[@apatternedhorizon]

His legs were fine. He had a crooked back. He wore the brace for a while then he was able to go without it

[@whatseatontim918]

This was based on a novel of the same name. 😊❤

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

Enjoy your reviews. Gotta do saving private Ryan

[@jowbloe3673]

29:09 - I don't understand why *everyone* thinks Lieutenant Dan is trying to kill himself, instead of finally being at peace. His soothing tone made it so obvious to me.

[@stevejoshua9536]

Some people often commit suicide with a soothing tone. They are the ones most committed to taking their own life.

[@ronaldalagia9211]

please turn up the sound of the movie so we can listen too. it makes it much more enjoyable that way. thanks.

[@tempsitch5632]

It was easy to hear. Turn your volume up, maybe.

[@ronaldalagia9211]

@@tempsitch5632 i had my volume all the way up.

[@Jrbrass]

Love your reaction, I did subscribe. Going forward, would you please turn up the volume for the movie. It would be nice to hear the movie with your reaction. Thank you and keep them coming.

[@TexasFilmCritic]

Love Forrest Gump. By the way, can you please do a reaction on Ghostbusters and it’s sequels?

[@versetripn6631]

Btw anyone that does not believe Jenny is a Backwards Buttercup need only try this: Take Forrest and Jenny reunite at D.C. Memorial. Merged with Wesley and B-Cup (Shortage of PERFECT BREASTS), when she finally knows he is the MiB. Jack and Jill Went up the hill To fetch a pail of water Jack fell down And broke his crown (Cast Away) And Jill came tumbling AFTER.

[@dillonsronce2583]

This isn't my favorite movie, but I think that it is the best movie ever made.

[@CaddyJim]

*Where are you from?*

[@tempsitch5632]

@33:08 “There’s no but ?” Not the first time.

[@jimmysmith5418]

You should see saving private Ryan 😉

[@woodykelleher9253]

Great movie.

[@podunkcitizen2562]

I don't have a comment. I just want to get a reaction from you. You know, your little picture and a ❤️. Thank You.

[@brianshepherd9740]

#Olavity, you're so sweet. Thanks so much for uploading this awesome movie reaction. I love your content because it's so amazing, and I really enjoy watching you react to different shows and movies. It's just so hard to focus on your reactions without staring at you because I'm so distracted by your beauty. You leave me breathless whenever I see your pretty face and hear your calming voice. You have the most beautiful eyes that I've ever seen. You are so cute and adorable, and I really have a crush on you.

[@bernardleclerc1046]

One of the best movies ever made. And I would name Tom Hanks as the best actor everr. You should see The green mile. Have a good time ahead.

[@shure81]

Jenny always abandoned Forrest every single chance she got up until she knew he was a millionaire. She kept his son a secret from him, and had no intentions of ever telling him until she knew she was dying, so she says "Hey, I know you're a millionaire now, and I'm gonna die in a few weeks. I'm gonna manipulate your love for me and make you raise my AIDS baby all by yourself." Forrest could have married a literal trash can and it would have been exactly the same without the heartache. If she doesn't love him, that's totally fine, but she could have stopped playing him his whole life. All that being said, 10/10 movie lol

[@robynhurley5119]

Also cast away is a great hanks film

[@xurupita4278]

react to Saving Private Ryan, you will see another character of Tom Hanks.

[@erichoover7956]

❤️❤️❤️

[@shannonherb2048]

So many memories from this movie. Where are you from? My wife says your over exaggerating....I think not.

[@grerorychau235]

reaction leon the professional 1994 movie thank you

[@MrJaybon]

next ''CAST AWAY'' pls tq

[@williamjones6031]

1. The music rights alone must have cost a small mint💲💲 2. Having gotten his degree Forrest would have gone into the Army as an officer like Lt. Dan. Not a recruit. 3. He actually saved Lt Dan twice. Once in the field and again to get him out of his post war funk and Dan turned his life around. 4. Jenny did indeed give him the best gift ever (it wasn't the shoes)😋 5. Jenny died of Hep-C from dirty needles when she was in Caliphony.. 6. It's ironic that Lt. Dan told the guys to take care of their feet because he looses his. 7. You have had a ride through recent US history and culture. From Elvis to John Lennon, Vietnam to the jogging craze of the 70's. About the only thing left out was streaking but that wasn't touched. 8. Haley Joel Osmentt/Forrest Jr. steals the show in "The Sixth Sense" with Bruce Willis. 9. When he finishing a segment about death he ends it by saying "That's all I have to say about that" 10. In the book Forrest isn't always that nice of a guy.

[@victorpena9824]

Good Job, Ola👍 First time watching you. Let me check out your reaction to The Green Mile. This ought to be good with John Cofey. Take it easy....

[@DBrokeMillenial]

How do I get you to watch another anime !!??? PayPal?? Patreon!!?

[@CaddyJim]

Great REACTION, but you cut out *(Life Is Like A Box Of Chocolates)...😔*

[@AyAy008]

The thumbnail looks awfully similar to some other channel's former thumbnail lol

[@alanh.5833]

Never mind, my volume was turned low!

[@donaldgilbert6739]

charley is the enemy!

[@PatrickPrejusa]

I really wish you had an introduction video, tell us about you, name, age, and country, it'll be easier to identify with you.

[@jonbruton3557]

So glad that you did get Jenny some by the end. I think Jenny was the second most important person in the movie. The movie showed her life from basically the same time as it started with Forest. [some reactors get Jenny wrong, allot of reactors love Forest so much they don't like Jenny] She truly loved Forest and had the same deep down kind nature as he. She was the only one to befriend him on the bus at the very start to show her good nature. [and continued to be his good friend through high school, imagine how hard that was with all the bullies still on Forrest's case, so to speak] Others will comment on the trauma she would have had to deal with [an obviously very deep wounding of her] so I won't go into that, just point out that they [as the two main subjects of the plot] were basically two kind hearted and worthy people from two different upbringings. She talks of how their lives are so different. [recognizing her flaws] She repeatedly lets Forrest know she Does Love Him [always in a sad tone, knowing she could hurt the one true constant good in her life if she let him into hers then] And not wanting to hurt the only true one she did love would say "You don't want to marry me" [imagine how it must have hurt her to have to tell him that!]. She had to fix herself [with no help from anyone in those days -totally on her own to heal herself] before worthiness could take place. Forrest helped everyone! And the way he helped her was finally to let her find the first true lovemaking she had ever done after she recovered at his house. [her choice finally to see it's OK to have a good man watch over her as she obviously made the best decision of her life to "clean up" -with all the sleeping that was needed] When she agreed with Forrest that he would make a good husband on those stairs it led to the final "fix" that happened when she would have felt so badly when he thought she didn't love him. She finally allowed herself to express to him [and herself] the lovemaking she had never known and was always afraid to accept. It was real. It was good. [for both of them] And it was time to leave [yes, once again] but this time Not Running. It was time to make herself a good clean life without his help to be sure she wouldn't hurt him to be with him. [remember she was really new to the clean life, with just those few weeks or so clean so far] She proved it to herself and It isn't clear in the movie but she may well have written the letter for him to come before she found out her condition [he was running for years] and either way I believe she would have contacted Forrest about his child even if she had not come down with Hepatitis C [a not defined or understood illness back then -it wasn't aids as the author has said it was Hep C] Remember when she left the last time she would not have known she was pregnant yet, just that she needed to be sure she was worthy to live up to the love she felt for him that night of her first true loving. Two deep down Good People, with very different lives who none the less helped each other throughout their life's even as differently as it went for them. One finding it very easy to let the deep-down good person show, the other struggling greatly to let that nature show. Together it showed in both of them easily. It was a true love story from beginning to end. That's all I got to say about that.

[@tomreichardt6044]

Psalm 15: of David. LORD, who may abide in your tent? Who may dwell on your holy mountain? Whoever walks without blame, doing what is right, speaking truth from the heart; Who does not slander with his tongue, does no harm to a friend, never defames a neighbor; Who disdains the wicked, but honors those who fear the LORD; Who keeps an oath despite the cost, lends no money at interest, accepts no bribe against the innocent. Whoever acts like this shall never be shaken.

[@onedeep97]

12:35 😆 🤣 😂

[@kevingarnica7812]

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[@tempsitch5632]

Sixth Sense ? LOL

[@tfpp1]

@@tempsitch5632 "horror" LOL

[@tempsitch5632]

@@tfpp1 It’s not even suspenseful.

[@tfpp1]

@@tempsitch5632 That's why I used "quotations". Also, that's the beauty of free speech, people (such as yourself) are entitled to hold wrong opinions. ;-)

[@tempsitch5632]

@@tfpp1 I should have known you couldn’t function above plebian based on your “horror” list. Stay in school, kid.

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[@poetacabron]

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