''Inside'' | YES... ANOTHER OF THE GREATEST STORIES OF THIS DECADE - TRULY EPIC CREEPYPASTA!

[@LegendofLaw]

He has 11 more patreons for his second tier. Its literally 1 dollar a month or more if you want. Hes one of the best storytellers on KZbin. We have enough people to make this happen. I felt it my duty to join and keep our best authors here having their stories told by the best storyteller.

[@WtfYouMeanDude]

Bro I been having ear ache bad one side no explanation worse pain ever n I've been thro alot doc can't figure it out .. this story had my anxiety bout to kill me lol. .

[@winter7870]

How do you join the patrion channels? I definitely don't want to lose the best readers nor any of Creepypasta. I hate being read to but I can't get enough of Creepypasta & it's amazing readers & my personal favorite Dr Creepin there's some others I like somehow I can't help it. Oh thanks for the meditation before sleep stories I am actually getting a little sleep. I like your scariest of the decades just started the 2nd one it's very interesting

[@barkingbunny4689]

Yeah, I don't have a lot of extra money, but I had to support the Good Doctor! I'm an incomplete quadraplegic and on a very tight fixed income, and the Doc has saved me from many long days and nights of pain and insomnia. If I can do it, so can everyone else, and wacking the 👍 helps his algorithms, so that his videos get pulled up in the search engine .💜 MUCH LOVE 💜

[@AshaBays]

The entire time I was like, "Has Daryl never heard of text messages or using rubbing alcohol instead of water?", and then I was thinking about how my dad once sent me a video of using some alcohol based product to treat swimmer's ear on my sister, and after pouring it into her ear, a spider crawled out. I slept with earplugs for months after that. Great narration, Doc!

[@arrangerofoz5496]

i feel this is a metaphor for depression, a constant voice inside your head wanting to keep you isolated from the world, on the other hand i cant explain the water fear thing thou. Anyhow, great story and great narration as always Doc

[@nonamesupplied1875]

Because the bad guy needs a weakness unless you want the story to end very badly.

[@Beowulf0510]

The water probably represents self help such as therapy or medication.

[@rickmaurer8726]

Possibly medication. We all need a splash of water to swallow the pills right? Lot of people suffer from the stigma of needing meds or after feeling better can't forgive themselves for messing up their lives so badly.

[@LordBitememan]

Oh yes, it absolutely is, especially with the very prominent emphasis on reaching out for help.

[@jackdare]

Actually this story's a creative exercise based on the songs "Talk Talk" & "It's My Life" Edit: Okay.. that was a lie. But it would work :D

[@PiMpGranny]

Heavy rain was amazing! Maybe not the scariest to me but definitely one of the most anxiety endusing if you sit and out yourself in her place in the story. Thanks Dr. Creepen

[@chrisjames.214]

I love listening to these stories I listen to me while I'm at work working 10-hour shifts I literally clicked on one of your videos by mistake and I've been hooked ever since I heard your first story

[@tiberiumdsv2321]

When you try to give your dog a bath: "DARE!!! YOU!!! WATER!?!?"

[@Mizzle420420]

TiberiumDSV my dog’s thoughts exactly! Right before he attacks my testicles

[@cirkleobserver3217]

I like how with one “supernatural” element, the author was able to completely conceal the nature of this menace until the very end.

[@heidi681]

@Dr. Creepen 🌿👀 A really creepy story, you gave me shivers! 😸 Excellent voice acting, thank you for a good freak out, Dr. Creepen. My ears feel itchy now. Cheers! 🍷*🍷

[@evazauner]

for heavens sake........ loved it! i am from austria, and my english is far from perfect, but your reading is so clear and good, that i can enjoy this kind of storys all day long.

[@racerx009]

A eye dropper with some hydration peroxide would cure that ear discomfort right up.....or the use of a toilet plunger.

[@noneurbisness6521]

Drown it in scolding warm bleach, vodka, and h2o2 lmao

[@PrimateProductions]

Some "hydration" peroxide, huh? You sure about that? Lol😉😊

[@beeclan50]

It does!!! But also go upside down too

[@eileenjohnson3875]

This one made my skin crawl...thank you so much Dr.

[@ASHl33164]

I loved “Heavy Rains” so I’m really excited to hear another story by the same author. The stories aren’t scary in the sense that something jumps out and says “boo,” but in the sense that they make you think, “WHAT IF THIS HAPPENED TO ME?!”

[@rosamorrison1]

Oh no ear stuff gives me the chills lol 😂

[@HyperspaceCafe]

He had ol'Shelob in is ear lol. I have a minor case of arachnophobia and this was legitimately the most terrifying story for me, loved every moment thank you!

[@ironsnowflake1076]

I think that sometimes people who say..."that wasn't scary" perhaps don't immerse themselves fully in the story, they stand outside the action, an observer. I dive right in...I was in that car, those eyes were looking at me too...and the poignant ending broke my heart.

[@ishakadriansyah8085]

lmao, preach, girl 🤑🤑🤕🤕

[@Biglover29]

Yeah, I didn't really like the ending :^( I'm more of a happy ending kind of guy.

[@elpretender1357]

About this creepypasta I didnt realy liked the ending. I hate when a creepypasta is a hour long and it only happens in one setting, has way too little characters and the ending explanation/plot twist is one or two sentences long with no build up to it whatsoever, is like introducing a plot twist only for the sake of having a plot twist.

[@NW_Blessed]

Iron Snowflake especially with how this writer uses he’s words to make you feel and see so well. So well done

[@NW_Blessed]

Biglover29 that is a happy ending man? How was it not

[@A-CAT-47]

That was a really good one. I like how it can be seen a bit metaphorical in a story analysis sense. The thing in some of our ears anxiety, compulsions, conditioning, and in the main characyer's case their egotistical need to be independent.

[@vxCOCOxv]

I love every narration, and stories of your own you’ve narrated. This one is again, wonderful. I need a Dr.Creepen sweater, I live in AB, Canada... and we are near 6 months of 15•C, to -36•C or colder! I love your channel, always have and forever will, now I’m asking YOU to make a Canadian weather sweater/hoodie! 😊🌨❄️ **edit. Even if I can tout around a sweater with your KZbin and Dr.Creepen logo... I’ll have it made to wear so proudly, again... your permission!

[@justkittensbeingkittens5892]

I have a phobia of bugs going in my ears to the point that I wear headphones most of the time and especially outside when it’s buggy. Thanks for that lol

[@fraylethy3982]

I love how woth this story and the one from last week you seem absolutely thrilled to read these to us. Usually you're monotone creepy introductions are nice but these introductions sounded like you were so excited to scare the shit out of us and I love it

[@sssspider]

Good shit. Most authors forget that monsters in and of themselves are not particularly scary - it’s about what they represent, be it the fear of the unknown, or in better cases like this, the human mind’s tendency to turn on itself. I’ve heard a story with a very similar premise to this, where a man develops a “parasitic twin” on his back that speaks to him and gets him to nurture it, but the story goes nowhere and just ends with the man describing how gross the parasite looked. This story is a much, MUCH better take on that idea because it goes beyond just boring body horror that we’ve seen a million times already.

[@marctan366]

This is very bad for me.. I sometimes have a sudden itch and pain inside my ear but a little bit of water helps from time to time. Great story as always doc!

[@soniaj2185]

Ugh! omg this gave me goosebumps 😭 As a kid I woke up to this loud ass scratching in my ear I thought it was something huge from the way I could feel it move.... but when my sister helped me flush it out it was just an ant. I get shivers just remembering how panicked I felt and scared

[@wolfman7284]

Some spiders talk to pigs, some torment people by secluding them, applying pain for control, and controlling their very lives...

[@Falsh125]

Aside from your GOD like voice, what manages to make this story incredible is that it generates curiosity. I mean true curiosity, that is simple yet so direct in its depiction that the narrative keeps the reader/listener engaged till the last moment. I am not afraid of spiders one tiny bit, but I really liked the story, made epic by your unique narrative standard.

[@TheeIceshark]

Fantastic story tonight! I can certainly see why you love this author. But...bloody hell!! This thing had me shaking my head all through your narration! I've suffered with agonizing earaches all my life and this one had me suffering phantom pains throughout! *+GAH!!!+* Gives a whole new meaning to the whole 'earworm' thing!!! *+shudder+* Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go wash my ears out with some heated oil!! Nope nope nope nope....

[@jamesytgaming]

Omg! This was awesomely painful one. Lol.. Terrific work doc. Love you so much.

[@Mewoomoo]

I like that the author left the end up for interpretation. I think the pain and irritation from the spider in his ear was driving him to madness. So much so that he started hearing a voice. This would explain the water fear and the heat fear because when people hallucinate, the voices can say some pretty odd things. Thanks for the wonderful story Dr. Creepen. And I have to agree these stories are pretty scary.

[@carriemarshall7070]

This actually is one of my greatest fears! Great Story. Always sleep with your ears covered!!!!

[@r.deeblanche6939]

Even creepier than The Caterpillar ‘Earwig’ episode on Night Gallery.

[@paulpolito2001]

Regardless of if y’all think it’s scary, or anything similar, but I for one appreciate this as a well-written story (broadly speaking); and his narration is great, really, but Docs’ taste in what to narrate is at least as impressive imho. The long ones like this, I usually save for the weekend to relax with some Manischewitz, get stoned and play around w/ the dogs while I listen... had to start this one already, but no reason not to hear it a few times, lol For the curious: Manischewitz makes a Jewish sacramental blackberry wine, try it if you like sweeter wines/liquors like eiswe in, reisling, chambord, non-dry port, etc. the abv is 11%, which (for me) lets me drink it sans water or mixer and not get hungover... big props for that, may be property of fruit fermentation. Pardon length, if text walls were structural, I could be Bran the Builder, Leonidas, or perhaps just Wall-guy. Autocorrect wanted “wallflower” lol.

[@WalkerBait]

This is exactly why I sleep with ear buds, or ear plugs. They say that no matter where you are on the earth (land), you are never more that 4 feet away from a spider. Fudge that cheese, I hate spiders, I have to crawl under houses for my work. I won't go under unless it has been fogged with incecticide.

[@joleenphillips2415]

Oh I am so ready!! And hey, Heavy Rain was scary! You try driving through a thunderstorm while listening to it. Wonderful to hear from you again, Doc. Hope all is going well.

[@kconnor4568]

When I first started using you tube I didn’t even know what I was doing or looking for. I found a few channels that I subscribed to after listening to them for a while. Then I found your channel and subscribed after just two stories. I know that I can give you a like before I even listen and you have never let me down.

[@beeclan50]

Same! I was really late to the game. I watched a little in 2011. Ben Loka, Fred, Creepypastas. Then I took a break and 2015 found me Markiplier and the rest is history.

[@boefjespost]

Tell me a story about vampires, zombies, werewolves, wendigos etc and I have no problem whatsoever with it. But THIS!!! The only reason I listened to this was because YOU'RE the narrator and you're the best. I just needed a bit......well.....perhaps a lot more of my favorite drink to follow this tale to the end.

[@jackdurden466]

My God that was awesome! I kept thinking of it being a miniature “Venom” and Darryl was the host for the little symbiotic creature. Only this one couldn’t take over his entire body and make him 8 feet tall! Such an interesting story, what if it had stayed in there longer? Could it have spread to other parts of his body? I mean it was active for what, 2 weeks? Give it a year and it’s fully controlling you like a marionette! Props to the author! Wonderful performance by our Dr. C! So very enjoyable! Thanks you two! 👍

[@nonamesupplied1875]

Beautiful. Depression is a goddamn bastard.

[@matthewmohri9990]

That was awesome. I loved the Psychological Horror aspect of this story. You did a great job reading this and drawing us all in. You knocked this one out of the ball park.

[@jackiealpeter4993]

Ok ,after this one I start sleeping with plugs in my ears! Between thos tale and "Heavy Rain" I have to say that Mr. Bannerman really knows how to evoke a mood. Between his writing and your voice,its the perfect blend,like mocha,lol! Although the descriptions of Daryl's pain made me cringe in empathy thinking about my migraines,poor guy! Really good one,Doc. Rest up & I'll be listening next time. Peace.

[@TraceTehSavage]

Sorry for missing a lot lately doc been getting some help with myself so I can enjoy your stories even more

[@mkcollectibles9387]

Tyvvm...what a creepy story Doc!!! You made me shudder at the end, uuggg.....

[@matthewthehuman1744]

Dr. Creepen, I've said this before but I must tell you again, you're an absolute class act. Your stories are interesting fiction, and your intros are s lesson on how a man should speak and act. Thank you

[@charlieevergreen3514]

Have to agree, that was better than most creepypastas. Heavy Rain was excellent as well.

[@kristinacable]

Your opinions always matter. Thank you for your hard work. Loved this tale.

[@gregchaney2004]

Great narration. The author is VERY CREEPY.!! I loved this story. Reminded me of an old black and white 30 minute show about an earwig. Maybe a twilight Zone or one of those other similar series. Anyway, thank you Doctor. Greg Chaney

[@shamusmcreary9748]

A good representation of how depression effects a person from their inner voice

[@tegworld]

So he isolated for a couple of weeks chatting to someone on the web? Nothing strange about that! 💻🕷😀

[@deesandman3992]

Have u ever had something crawl in ur ear. I have. And know his pain. The non voices were crawling scratching toward my brain. The hospital made fun of me. Drug induced until they saw it. Never seen ppl running in hospital. To bad they left the mass in there. Flushed it out with help non medical. Could have thrown up when I saw it. Not funny.

[@timetofly291]

It's only considered strange if you are chatting with someone about the latest masterpiece by Dr. Creepen :-)

[@tomatoknuckles]

Really enjoyed this one because im sure we've all had that voice fuck things up for us at some point in life.. (granted it wasn't a spider in my ear ha) Loving these longer stories. Thanks for all the effort doc we really appreciate it.

[@barkingbunny4689]

NASTY! I could have serious side effects from spider bites, a bite on my thigh left a hole almost to the bone. I'm still seeing wound care because it's still 1.1 cm deep. I was expecting it to be a cockroach or something equally as disgusting but a spider is my worst nightmare. I'm sufficiently grossed out at the notion of having any kind of bug, spider or otherwise in my general bed radius. Ya know how they say that everything's bigger in Texas? I've seen June bugs that could carry away a small child, I've got black widows, and brown recluse spiders and a bunch of others like wolf, bananas, and tarantulas. Also, copperheads, rattlers, and water moccasins to boot, but then you dump buckets of scorpions and fire ants on top and you're right in my back yard. I'm going to have nightmares about this one. 💜 MUCH LOVE 💜

[@AnonYmous-pt8kf]

God, it's incredibly hard to root for the protag. He had so many, many opportunities to regain control and fuck over the parasite. One example among many: it doesn't have a great grasp of English, so when it told him to say "fine" over the phone, he should have LITERALLY done that: just said "I fine. Fine. I fine." to make the parasite think he was obeying while simultaneously making it extremely obvious that he was not okay. He could have said something like "Blink twice." then abruptly hung up, and she could've made the connection that that's a common phrase - "Blink twice if you're in danger." Etc, etc. The dude's an idiot. / Edit: 47:20 "He knew he did all he could do..." Are you kidding me??? Oh, yeah, holding a water bottle above your head and monologuing for 3 minutes straight about how "I'm gonna do it! I'm totally gonna pour this into my ear and I'll be free! Watch, I'm gonna do it..!" *Checks watch* "Here I am with all the painful drawbacks of pouring it in, combined with none of the benefits of pouring it in! Better stay like this for another minute or two!" Fucking unbelievable. I'm kind of hoping the parasite just kills the protag at this point. Darwin would be pleased. Ah well. Questionable plot points of the story aside, your narration was fantastic as always.

[@shadowfalls86]

Well my dear friends, boys and girls... I confess I love the Doc's voice, and listening to him narrating such a brilliant story is really the best entertainment on a rainy night 🕸️🦇🖤🦇🕸️

[@axollot]

Best entertainment *every* night! Especially on rainy nights but cold windy will do too.

[@Mizzle420420]

Heyward Shepherd how so? I’ve watched the original blob movie recently and I don’t see the “plagiarism” or even similarity. the blob was just a goop that killed people and grew. How is this like it in any way?

[@sirenetyx792]

A nice long Dr. Creepen story! You have made my day, Doc! Just in time for bedtime. Perfect.

[@illyann4669]

Good job, I really hate the "voice". You performed that part so well.

[@paulpolito2001]

Completely agree, the Antagonist is too-often the foible of otherwise solid stories, and I like stories that blur the line between external and internal Entities as Antagonists, as (imho) this tends to make for a complex tale, and either will be done well enough like this or just be obvious garbage. Managing to convincingly encapsulate a real sense of Adversity sans actual didactic interaction is truly amazing to me. Doc pinned the 10-ring & the author is fucked up enough to make these interesting. Keep em coming, y’all!

[@MrPepziii]

Much better than heavy rain! Fantastic story once again!

[@officersully2740]

So basically an evil Jiminy Cricket?

[@teddydog6229]

I thought the Heavy Rain story was an excellent post apocalyptic tale but agree with those who say it wasn't especially scary. Some defecit of my own imagination is to blame perhaps. But this one - to quote every hack horror critic that ever penned a blurb - goes straight for the jugular. A non stop joy. Thanks doc !

[@teddydog6229]

A blurb reading 'Goes straight for the ear' would appear a bit daft but accurate. It's not the crushing agony and horror perfection of 'Into The Maw' but I loved every minute. I hate spiders too but I feel my thinking has evolved on them a bit. They are utterly alien. If we're honest we admit we have no idea what's in their minds. Most importantly they outnumber us millions to one. So in spite of their clusters of dead black eyes and creepy symmetry of their legs in motion I suggest a detente. If spiders found a way to communicate they could wipe us off the planet in a month. Just think what perfect terrariums our lungs make for their hatchlings. Dark, warm and moist. So we must learn to understand the ways of the spider, breed with their women, and in time our differences will be forgotten. Ok I nicked that from Family Guy but while we may never like the spider our species has made enough enemies and none are more potentially dangerous. I urge everyone - stop killing spiders. We don't have to be friends. We just have to leave them be and I suspect they'll return the favor. Declare jihad on them and what do you bet they won't go quietly. But they'll approach and swarm without making a sound. As a lifelong arachnophobe I say let us live in peace beside our eight legged neighbors. I have spoken.

[@lindadean3374]

Thanks, again Dr. C..!! Another great read..! Ur very talented...love that 'wicked' chuckle of urs.! lol...🌻🌻🌻🌻

[@333devilmidget8]

this wouldn't actually be so bad, basically lockdown but with someone to talk to

[@mikey420ful]

6 minutes in and Ima already yelling "the voice came from your ear!" Lol

[@thevonkelley8769]

Ahh the good Dr. Creepen ❤ I trust your diagnosis on all these 'best horror' stories 😉

[@Ceresdeath]

Everything you read is always brilliant Dr creepen I never miss a story

[@emarino9805]

Your videos get me in the mood to write reports my homework so thanks for that

[@ghil3697028]

Downloading this to my phone for a perfect horror-filled morning commute tomorrow

[@GlitterismyCRACK]

I can SOOOOO relate!! I’ve had a damn ear infection for the past 2 days! And it’s killing me. 😢 Great story though Doc!

[@WalkerBait]

I liked the heavy rain story, and btw, you could read the directions for programing a thermostat and it would be scary, err scarier.

[@major_nobody311]

Good heavens that really raised my blood pressure.

[@coralbodelson7675]

You're amazing and so was Heavy Rain

[@leighanndunn3321]

I love the new Halloween merch 💀 Another great narration! Thank you Dr.

[@jnokomis]

Oh I won't be sharing that with my mom. I'm not squeamish and don't mind those things but I can say it would cause a shiver. Man my ear itches. Hehehe. See you soon dearest Dr

[@cutenose38]

Hiya doc its jenny and the cats as usual. We are in the comfy recliner with our favorite drinks ready for the story. 😸😸😸😸

[@xrystal89]

no no nononononononononono nooooooooooooo. if the voice inside my head is an actual spider, I'm swallowing a flame thrower because this isn't going down.

[@mistydawn2717]

Always good to hear you Doctor ❤

[@sexygrandmadarkness2722]

Hey 😀 it's my Sweetlicious Friend Misty :) how have you been? me I'm ok just dealing with my Bipolar and Depression 😔 .. but taking my meds so I'm Good 🙂 much love Sexy Grandma Darkness ✌️💋

[@doodleartlover]

Horrifying! Thank you for the wonderful narration and story. I absolutely love the long ones... Thanks again! 🙂✌️👍

[@princesswineo]

Fantastic story! Thank you!

[@cryptidaddictionxx1073]

No no no NO! Now I'm gonna have an itchy ear for a week 🤪 Excellent tale as always 💗

[@joshuarabinowitz7559]

I swear whenever he says aaaand listen is one of the most calming things. After I watched the first one of your videos I was hooked instantly keep up the good work

[@lolopotatoes9397]

When I was 8 years old I had a cockroach crawl in my ear. Lots of scratching noises. And it hurt like a bastard!. 😖

[@justjo510]

NoOoOo! 😳🙉

[@noneurbisness6521]

Was it a sapient that tried to control your mind? Some cockroaches can do that. The voices tell me so

[@MrsCaranAmy]

Well Dr. Creepen this one was chilling. It gives one goosebumps. Your narration of the main character and the Head voice was marvelous. Thank you. Have a great day.

[@charlenedaugherty1458]

I so enjoyed this story but my favorite one so far was The church in the woods. I use to sleep hearing these stories but now I fine myself listening on and off all day. I want to become a patron as soon as I can figure out my PayPal Password information. One person commented that we cannot lose what I consider the best of the best story tellers

[@sunshinegirl9333]

Perfect!! Greatest way to spend my day at work alone❤️💙❤️💙 Thanks Doc

[@starlakelsey2782]

I will NOT dare dream tonight. I have a few unreasonable fears but the biggest one is spiders.

[@thelizardqueen6365]

Gaaaaaaah! That topped The Rain for me! My ear drum burst last year and the pain level was over a ten, more like...Help! I'm being mauled by a bear! Worst pain in my entire life! Then some layer on it made me unable to hear out of the ear, which was horrifying as hell. Mix in my fear of what was in this one made the entire story terrifying. Thanks for spoiling us again with another excellent long read doc!!! 💋💋💋

[@RichardGrim]

I didn't think heavy rain was scary but you didn't call it the scaryest you called it the best and it was. Vary griping thanks again doc

[@jaketheripper7385]

Great story Doctor. Really love this author.

[@traceythomas3027]

My ear was aching the whole time I was listening to this..that's how awesome you are at making me believe these stories you read to us!! Great.

[@danielgoetz7821]

Yaaaay 😀 love catching your videos the same day you post them. Best regards Dr. Hope you have a great week.

[@darkadalia]

Thank you for this upload, Dr! Happy Middle-finger Wednesday❤

[@kru6399]

Thanks to the author for actually suggesting that it was a mental illness and it kinda ended in a good way. Often times such stories tend to be open ended with something like "and then he heard it again". I really enjoyed that this one had an actual conclusion. Thanks for narrating!

[@bradleypollard1360]

Im glad I got my best drink for the Doc's video! I play it while try fall asleep.Creepypasta always soothes me to sleep.

[@immauniwolf8040]

Between Ryan's writing, and your immersive voice and story telling skills.

[@Taerin74]

I think I would have just used the talking thing to swing the door open and stumble out real fast. Someone would take a screaming/unconscious person to the hospital eventually. His idea was better than mine.

[@faustinodriver7714]

Dr Creepen wasn't kidding!... Really good story👍

[@derpvonbismarck6323]

this reminds me of the anime Parasyte, kind of parallel story

[@JadedBelle]

Good Dr you are keeping me cozy and entertained while on bed rest... I sincerely thank you for the amazing talent and effort you put into each narration. We all ♥️ you!

[@MadameRaven1]

Saving this for bed, Doc! Edit, I could listen to you saying water for hours. :`D

[@xodius420]

I absolutely love your channel, keep up the great work

[@heartfireful]

Good evening, a beautiful day here in the city although I'm tempted to listen, I must wait until tonight to relax with my favorite drink.

[@clockworkconcatenation375]

Did you ever watch?

[@heartfireful]

@@clockworkconcatenation375 watched? 🤔

[@brendalewis2431]

Wow 🤤another great chilling story. 🕷spider horrorible it had been their for so long with Daryl 👨that it had established a web of a relationship of horror with Daryl. To me feeding on Daryl 👨fears. Love this chilling story as l did the rain one great author. Great narration as always Dr. I hung on every word l saw Daryl felt his anger and frustration 😲as the pain and helplessness in his 👂kept on controlling him. Great medicine again Dr. With 🍸yo to wash it all down. Can't wait to 👂another one of his brilliant stories and to 👂listen to you tell it Dr. 🖤🖤

[@RonKhan]

Finally listened to this story, most excellent!

[@saragog]

Doc, you make me smile, thankyou, :)

[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

Wonderful story!

[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

Totally! ☠️🫀☠️