Sexually Harassed in the Military

[@brirose5491]

kind of looks like your twin

[@kellshellfellingel]

Frfr

[@madisonalexis1080]

I thought I was trippin but yeah at least the side profile

[@barbaranaiman9783]

They really do very pretty

[@andreal5947]

Yes hahaha

[@dragoivan4138]

Only better

[@jessicapace9689]

Them being men , doesn’t take away from a accountability. If u can’t control yourself don’t be in positions of power.

[@daibasta47]

THANK YOU

[@wildlightarts]

Yeah, that made me throw up in my mouth a little. But professions cloud perspective too, so if someone gets paid to objectify themselves, well it is what it is.

[@Luzonyoutube]

saying "men are men", "men can't help it" and "i can see why, you're hot" to someone who's taking about sexual assault is crazy

[@adrianahays5477]

I’m so angry

[@daibasta47]

Honestly like wtf

[@rachelgilzean]

facts bro like what.

[@lilyluvslemons]

its so insensitive

[@corujanova]

So disrespectful

[@adreanaheavenholland]

Thank you Dev & Julie for having me on! Definitely the highlight of my year ❤ I just want to inspire and remind people they are more than the things they have been through.

[@itzelsanchez4933]

Your words on trauma were exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you❤️

[@brittanyzahn7939]

I needed to hear you talk. I was sexually assaulted in college by a coworker and felt a lot of shame and self-blame. Thank you.

[@adreanaheavenholland]

❤❤ sending love

[@olive.loveee]

you are so well spoken♥️ the part where you talked about your dad passing from cancer resonated with me so much. my boyfriends dad passed from cancer in june of 2019, he was basically like my dad & i stood beside my boyfriend through every single moment of that journey, and we were with him when he took his last breath. it’s crazy bc one of the best pieces of advice he gave us is to let yourself cry if you need to cry don’t hold it in, and you said the same thing. also the part about being almost grateful that you knew he was going to pass, in a strange way because we were able to ask him every question and get advice on how to cope with his death, it’s a trip. i’ve never heard someone say that & i 100% resonate with that. me and my boyfriend sat down for like 2 hours just coming up with every single question we could ever think of and advice. some people don’t get the opportunity to ask their parents those questions and it definitely made me appreciate my own parents and start asking them questions as well. you have a beautiful soul and it really shows!

[@MimiKDuff]

Hey! Great episode! Just wanted to give you the term you were looking for regarding how you feel about justice. It's called having a strong sense of justice and fairness.

[@keniafaith6208]

From one female vet to another, thank you for being vulnerable and speaking on this issue. We need more awareness out there ❤

[@blackmooncultx9552]

Thank you so much for your service. It means everything to us

[@Ohno-b6u]

I wish more action would be taken bc so many of you have been screaming about this for a long time. It breaks my heart

[@oliviamoreno535]

I was a female marine. If I let myself think about situations I was in for too long, I feeel such a deep anger in my gut with no outlet. It’s like drowning. The military absolutely traumatized me. It’s something I didn’t realize until I got out and could not sleep without booby trapping every path of entry to my bed in case someone would come to try to hurt me while I was sleeping. I’m not as angry as I use to be but it’s really hard some days, it was hard for me to even listen to this bc it just brings me back to such a dark place

[@kaitlinmarga2809]

i relate to this sm

[@WheresWaldo05]

Only someone naive would think this stuff would not happen around an almost all male industry. Lol. It is your own fault for not putting in the research beforehand.

[@HernameisBriani]

@@WheresWaldo05you are disgusting it’s not her fault the male species is predatory.

[@lyssgoddess]

@@WheresWaldo05 this is disgusting and not an “all male industry” women have served for centuries just not in combat positions buddy please sit the hell down

[@WheresWaldo05]

@@lyssgoddess Go look up the % of males vs females before replying. It's heavily skewed one way. And we all know why. And which way it is skewed.

[@Humanballons12]

As a women that was in the navy, thank you for sharing! The amount of things people get away with in the military is crazy and that work place PTSD is very real!

[@marshmallowk]

Fellow Latina woman AF Veteran here! 💖 thank you for sharing your story 🙏🏽 That mob male mentality is so strong and toxic in the military and it can be overwhelming. It’s NOT everyone, but the numbers prove that women are in the minority. We gotta stick up for each other and our sisters 🙏🏽 Accountability is so important

[@adreanaheavenholland]

🫶🏻 thank you for listening! And thank you for your service!

[@blackmooncultx9552]

Thank you for your service and protecting us

[@WheresWaldo05]

You look asian.

[@lolz5956]

You're not needed in the military, so wtf are you doing there?

[@kananinations6555]

@@lolz5956 I’m guessing you’ve never been in the military incel so why are you talking?

[@appIesaoCe]

i’m glad this is being spoken about, i can’t imagine going through this all, i’ve thought about joining the military multiple times and sexual assault never crossed my mind and through this i’ve learned and been exposed to this side of the military, it’s good it’s being spoken about and will let people do more research and be more prepared ❤

[@brittanyzahn7939]

She seems like an AMAZING and thoughtful person. I could listen to her talk all day. She is truly an inspiration to take a trauma and turn it into something positive.

[@hannamiller8749]

I thought dev was interviewing herself for a second there

[@jenrt927]

Wish this was talked about more! And the murders to cover up the SA is wild.

[@brookeashle]

Vanessa's killer wasn't the person who sexually assaulted her and was not in her chain of command. this was initially speculated by her family to be the case but it's incorrect. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Vanessa_Guill%C3%A9n

[@alexderby6088]

I'm a military spouse, so I'm kinda on the outskirts. But it is sad how a lot of military men have no problem harassing women. I work on base and always wear my ring but I get hit on and harassed quite frequently.

[@777kelly]

I lost both my grandmas in july. The part where she said the best advice she got was to feel your feelings and grieve if you need to immediately made me start crying 😭

[@2percenter23]

Sending you a BIG hug

[@adreanaheavenholland]

🫶🏻

[@strawberrypancakes02]

❤️

[@samanthakelly8451]

It’s so hard to do podcasting bc you need to think and respond on the fly, and I think you do a fantastic job Dev. It’s worth noting, though, that the men can help themselves, they’re simply electing not to as soon as it becomes inconvenient for them to do so (re: 18:28)

[@jasonvietta]

yeah I think it was meant to be a dig at men being disgusting but this kind of language only insinuates its inevitable and that demanding better from men is a hopeless, aimless, impossible wish

[@evled8519]

but they weren't talking about SA at the moment..

[@laurenmckay6238]

You should not be spreading the narrative that a woman being “really pretty” gives men the right to not being able to control themselves when sexually harassing and assaulting women. Sure, a man seeing a pretty lady can be attracting but that doesn’t mean they don’t have the ability to control themselves from acting immaturely.

[@evled8519]

that's not what she said, you just hear something and throw away the context. it wasn't about self-control, they discussed why she was getting a lot of attention and how she could explained it to herself

[@gangstaboy9387]

​​@@evled8519 Yeah it is scary sometimes to see how many people who had problems with reading comprehension or that so many just in general don't understand double meanings or that you have to have context to understand some things correctly. It doesn't really bode well for the human race in the long run because they will be, and are, very easily influences by populist politicians and their propaganda that often is clips or words from the opponent taken completely out of context and then they believe it because it sounds so bad. Very scary (English is not my first language so have mercy on my soul lol)

[@wildlightarts]

Yeah, that made me throw up in my mouth a little. But professions cloud perspective too, so if someone gets paid to objectify themselves, well it is what it is.

[@crystalrose.s]

Similar experience after 5 yrs in the Army. Left with workplace PTSD - still dealing with it 10 years later

[@crystalrose.s]

After the event happened with Vanessa at Fort Hood, I decided to report my experience to the VA for official record. I reported during service but it was always swept under the rug. *Encourage your Veteran friends to go see their local VA if they’re struggling after service

[@beautifullyni]

I remember the searches for her and when everything just came to an end .. wow. This is entirely heart breaking, my heart goes out to you. ❤️

[@theNAMEYIST]

So much respect to you for still being here and continuing to work through that. It’s not easy. I wish you all the support.

[@crystalrose.s]

@@theNAMEYIST thank you!

[@crystalrose.s]

@@beautifullyni 💜

[@Randomjackass135]

Genuinely believe this is one of the most important podcasts I’ve stumbled across in a long time. Reminds me of other channels that feature similar stories, but this one feels way less exploitative. It feels like it’s empowering where others feel sensationalized.

[@Ohno-b6u]

It's so much more natural and laid back!

[@ChaiLatte13]

Sadly I figured this happens a lot and it's really awful. You are so vulnerable in the military I feel. I remember a recruiter trying to get me to join the Marines. Their tactics were pretty odd to me (taking me shopping and getting dinner lol) and I went to the office and there were about 7-8 newly enlisted men in there. The way they all looked at me, actually freaked me out. I'm glad I didn't go through with it. I ended up having bad health problems any way, so I wouldn't have made it through basic.

[@ChaiLatte13]

@@gabim3093 wow yeah that is very creepy.

[@brandih8972]

I want to share that the VA has amazing treatment for PTSD and military sexual trauma. I spent 8 years in treatment and went from homeless, forever single, and unable to work to now being in a committed, peaceful relationship, owning a home and working full time. Treatment is harder than enlistment,boot camp, and even surviving trauma, but it's worth it. Life is 180 degrees different from before tx. We veterans have millions of dollars worth of trauma treatment available to us. Take advantage of it, and don't believe the inner voice that tells you it's too hard or it will make your disfunction worse.

[@amandadavidson5819]

Wow this video was so impactful. I have so many things I want to say. Mostly I want to say thank you.... thank you for your service. Thank you for spreading awareness to speaking up. Thank you for bringing up Vanessa Guillen and her tragic story. Thank you for sharing your own story. Thank you for your promo at the end and having the idea for supporting other veterans. This was an amazing video and I'm so glad that I listened today!

[@thealiceuh]

She is so incredibly well spoken. Thank you Adreana!

[@larajayne4934]

This woman is so strong and inspirational ❤❤ The trauma she went through and to come out the other side as such a strong individual, it's so amazing and gives others hope 🙏 I really needed to hear what she had to say at the end. I lost my Big Brother in 2020, he was everything to me and was my best friend. I always try to hold my emotions in because I want to seem strong, but somedays I just need to cry and break down. I miss my Brother everyday and it really hurts for him to have taken his own life, it all happened so suddenly and unexpectedly. Sometimes I feel so guilty because I wish I could have helped him but we cannot change the past, all we can do is look forward and become the best version of ourselves, learn to love ourselves and grow as people ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing your story and for sharing how you've been healing. You truly are amazing and Thank you always Dev for having this amazing podcast, I've been binge watching all of these videos and so glad I found your channel! Much love to you both from Australia 🦘🇦🇺💛💚

[@adreanaheavenholland]

Sending love to you ❤

[@alexandra-op8mh]

She is so pretty and so well spoken and intelligent. I’m so happy that she is in such a much better mind space. I’m not in the military nor have any family, but this really inspired me to want to be proactive with my mental health and continue the beautiful journey It is to heal.

[@adreanaheavenholland]

🫶🏻❤️ you are so kind, thank you! I am supporting you!

[@alexandra-op8mh]

@@adreanaheavenholland thank you love!!🥰

[@madelineward4371]

thank you. i’ve been struggling with grieving my dad for years and i knew this podcast would bring me closer to healing.

[@madelineward4371]

my dad suddenly died and i found him. i’ve been looking for likeminded people and im so happy to see an example of how far i can come

[@Simplekindofbeauty]

I come from a large and long military family. Everything said was valid. I just have to say the following, I lost my Grandfather in Sept of 2021, the only real Father I ever had. Then lost my sperm donor of a “Father” in accordance with him asking me to not to reach out. My sperm donor was a joke. My Grandfather is what I had and he was a military member. Both of my uncles joined, one more than the other. One was discharged ASAP the other let his contract run to retirement.

[@RestorativeWaves123]

I like how you told your story. Thank you for sharing, and your self-awareness and general awareness of things shows. I bet you're helping out many people in different ways, whether they've considered or are/were in the military, or not. Especially when it comes to dealing with your emotions and trauma and how you take care of yourself, etc. I like your outlook. God bless.

[@baileyschneider2797]

I was in the Air Force and was also sexually harassed. It happens way too often unfortunately.

[@WheresWaldo05]

What are the examples of being S.H.'d?

[@libbyb8712]

I could listen to this girl talk all day, she has the best peerspective and outlook on life. bless.

[@adreanaheavenholland]

❤🫶🏻🥹

[@transitionsnc]

I really appreciate this podcast. Adriana is a really strong person and I love how she discusses this situation with such grace. All the best to her.

[@melwatsonofficial]

Thank you for bringing awareness to this taboo subject. Sharing stories of CSA & SA is what brings more awareness to this. I absolutely adore this podcast 🩵🙏

[@alaynawoolson7512]

you guys could be sisters!!! ❤

[@v01d747]

stared at the thumbnail for way too long thinking it was two dev’s

[@ViCT0RiA6]

Such amazing guests always on this podcast. Adreana is an amazing soul

[@Noelia1sol]

Thank you for speaking up Adreana! There are platforms you can share your experience with geared towards awareness. Having a platform/space for female veterans would be awesome. One of us needs to start one lol - Army vet here.

[@brandih8972]

I'm a veteran and I've worked at the VA. I have military sexual trauma myself. I have been living in the civilian world for twenty years since seperating. I believe there is a smaller percentage of predators inside the military than in the civilian world, but the fact that there are so few women in the service means a higher percentage of us have trauma from the predators that do make it in. And then the men we report to are so protective of women, they cannot imagine the nice guy they work with every day being a predator. Nice men (humans in general) just cannot imagine people being evil on purpose, unless they've been vulnerable and experienced evil. That's why the men who hurt women get the benefit of the doubt so often in that environment.

[@cschweitzy]

Adreana is amazing. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@hiccup363]

I feel like she never actually talked about her getting Sexually Assaulted in the military tho? never really went into that part of her story ?

[@fgkayla8924]

yea… like i understand her not feeling comfortable but why even go on the podcast then? feel like she jus rambled on bout other things rather than her story but it’s fine tho no pressure

[@melb2258]

I fell asleep during this so I thought I missed that part, I’m trying to listen to it again but still nothing about an assault …. I’m kinda glad but the title said so. It’s still interesting listening to what else goes on in military … my late husband was Army for 22 yrs

[@wildlightarts]

I guessed a lot of people noticed this "something happened to me" and then changed the title of the video of being sexually harassed. Maybe Adreanna could still be fearful about being targeted. The military has a lot of power and connections and networks to other corrupt agencies and institutions and so on. Being targeted after assault is really, especially when assaulted by people in positions of authority or well networked and well connected individuals. I was SA'd by the elder son of the editor of the most reknowned medical journal in the North East of the USA in my twenties. I learned what Adreanna knows early. That man who assaulted me is now employed by the Navy.

[@000bunny3]

My dad died of cancer when I was 20 I relate so much to what she was saying, I feel like I never hear young people talking about this, or having gone through this it’s very isolating

[@adreanaheavenholland]

Losing a parent is so so hard. Sending love. 🫶🏻

[@criticalbutterfly]

Girl what… “they can’t help it”… “men are men” like what the actual … that was so weird to say? Like she’s pretty so bc of that she shouldn’t be surprised that men are literally pushing boundaries inappropriately. Texting her while they’re married? Did you think that was something she needed to hear while trying to express sexual misconduct in a male dominated industry? Get a new host bc this one is …???

[@adrianahays5477]

Period

[@KimmySemak]

You took what she said wrong. She is being honest. That girl is very beautiful and s realistically a lot of men are like that. She wasn’t condoning it. Also this is her channel so therefore if you don’t like her watch another channel. Why would she hire a new host for her own channel?

[@Amy-fy1pu]

Just in time , the only way I can get to sleep is watching your podcast❤️

[@elysiamontalvo]

y’all look like sisters!!! great podcast once again. thanks for sharing your story 🫶

[@MaraBeauty]

I wish i had this woman's strength to forgive, its very admirable

[@daynashannon9679]

Such a well-spoken young woman! Another great episode! ❤

[@nicoleinwonderland6452]

Thank you both so much for sharing this! I also agree that you guys look like sisters ❤

[@RachelSinkaus]

I loved this episode. So glad you had her on. She is so gorgeous too.

[@anitagray5962]

I had to do a double take - you could be her twin! Even the way she’s sitting in the beginning is just like you 😂

[@meeemma4132]

omg here so early!!! heyyy! love you so much

[@barbaranaiman9783]

This was a very good podcast as usual very informative people have to make others aware of what goes on. Thank you Devorah for always allowing your guest to do this . Great job keep it up👌👍❤️🙏🏻

[@MikaMEMM]

I thought you swapped seats at first 😳

[@jared2.028]

😂 they def could be sisters

[@lyssgoddess]

Thank you for sharing this still haunts me as a veteran… it’s a firm issue I still deal with. I am a 4x MST survivor.

[@adreanaheavenholland]

❤

[@2percenter23]

Thank you for sharing your story. Hugs to you and Dev 😊

[@kaitlinmarga2809]

happy to see more people speaking out on the realities of being a female in the army

[@olive.loveee]

i’m not sure if i missed it or if it wasn’t mentioned but earlier in the podcast you were talking about how you are an advocate for justice and i was wondering if you’re comfortable sharing were you able to get justice from reporting unrestricted? much love♥️ love how well spoken you are, you radiate growth and healing & i think everyone can take away something from this podcast. one of the best episodes so far!! when you spoke about your dad one of my favorite quotes is “how lucky am i to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard” ♥️ also when you mentioned being grateful for going through a hard time resonated with me, especially when you lose someone. we are going through this human experience, our loved ones would be here if they could, so i try to live for them & have gratitude for being able to experience this life, good or bad. ♥️

[@adreanaheavenholland]

I would love to make a You Tube video discussing my case more in detail if people would be interested in tuning in. I didn’t know how much I wanted to go into detail here since it was my very first time speaking on it on such a public platform. I also don’t want to every trigger anyone so it would take some serious planning on my part as to how I would present it.

[@AmoreMiu]

Oh my gosh, I’m Colombian so I got really happy when she said Bogota, Colombia 🇨🇴 😆

[@hayleebrasher]

nobody noticing how they look like sisters?!

[@wildlightarts]

twinning, for sure.

[@miah222]

I hope she knows how much this helped me feel a lil better about my sa , thank u

[@adreanaheavenholland]

🫶🏻

[@retrohigurashi9913]

My wifeeeeeeee ❤❤❤❤

[@adreanaheavenholland]

❤

[@kjhagen7604]

dang her and I were going through BCT, AIT, and went to Korea at the exact same time 😳

[@hannamosinske]

You found your doppelgänger

[@calenaadams8016]

Always here to support you you have always been such a beautiful person and women!!

[@adreanaheavenholland]

Thank you Calena ❤🫶🏻

[@paulinapaweek7413]

first i was like.. Is Dev talking to Dev herself ? ? ?

[@arin4395]

absolutely amazing podcast 💗

[@dominiquegio4046]

Wait- the dog!!!!😍😍😍😍😍

[@barbaranaiman9783]

That was so cute Priscilla was in on it

[@KayLeeHoward-vc2ph]

Both my parents were military then my step dad was even military and some grandparents and my husband is army my brothers navy should have have been me but mental illness prevented me from joining and big part of military had given me money life and trauma so I’m with her on this

[@abbiefrankell8510]

Now in the army restricted sharp accusations can be unrestricted at any time if the person decides

[@sogolyar3884]

I was actually molested and r@ped when I was a kid and it happened a few times and I still can’t tell anyone because it was my own blood

[@spoiledoatmilk]

as a new listener, from the thumbnail i really couldn’t tell who was who!!

[@MoonstoneElements]

I’m a new military spouse. My husband is still in AIT training for the Army so we’ve been away from each for a while and some days are harder than others especially because we have a baby and a toddler at home. We’ll be moving with him wherever he gets stationed in 4 months. I knew this stuff went on in the military and it’s just sad. Thanks for this episode🤍

[@Seevawonderloaf]

32:29 the story about the girl who was bludgeoned is so horrifying! Omg I feel for that girl so much. How did we not hear about this??

[@Laura-rd6yg]

Her name was Vanessa Guillen. RIP

[@brookeashle]

some of the information she told is incorrect, but it was really awful what happened to her. I was at Fort hood when it happened and it was a really big story. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Vanessa_Guill%C3%A9n

[@y2ksurvivor]

Oh it was huge in the media at the time, especially CNN. KZbin true crime people were all over it, too. What was unbelievable was that the guy was ever given the opportunity to get away and take his own life. Pitiful investigation strategy.

[@garlicbread6489]

it was a huge story actually and theres even a netflix documentary about it.

[@coppersense999]

What happened with her sexual assault case?

[@brookeashle]

I think it's important to know that Vanessa's death was completely separate from her sexual assault. Her killer was not an NCO/superior, was not in her chain of command, and was NOT the person who sexually assaulted her. He killed her after hours when she confronted him about him having an affair. Before her body was found there was speculation that her death was associated with her SA. The person who sexually assaulted her was her NCO (superior) which is awful, but it had nothing to do with her death.

[@damnmuggle]

That’s not the whole story

[@brookeashle]

@@damnmuggle en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Vanessa_Guill%C3%A9n

[@y2ksurvivor]

Hm. Nowhere on the Wikipedia page does it say Vanessa confronted him, at least that I can find. Under the "Motive" section there's a link to an article discussing court documents in Cecily Aguilar's criminal case regarding motive. There is also no mention in that article of Vanessa making any threats to tell or confronting him. It seems to say he realized she probably saw his lockscreen which featured Cecily the mistress. They worked together in the armory. It reads a lot more like he decided in his own head that she 'might' 'gossip about it, leading to the "fraternizing" being discovered by leadership. So he attacks Vanessa right then and there, which is irrational considering the military knows who enters/exits the armory at various times of day. Paranoia will destroy ya.

[@alexey5481]

Fort Hood is a sick and cursed place. it’s about an hour and a half from where I live, and all my friends who were stationed there have severe PTSD - not from deployment, but from being at ft. hood.

[@shaggy_is_here]

your contents are just amazing Dev

[@junemarieweaver974]

Thank you ❤

[@TheCinnamondemon]

Thumbnail confused me so bad for a few seconds, thought it was Devorah looking at herself.

[@JosephineSun]

I absolutely love the vibe here. Two smart and beautiful girls talking about important subjects

[@futuristicteal]

I thought Adreana was your twin in the thumbnail lol

[@meowrel]

Same I was like "which one's which??"

[@kaseylerayart]

Very similar to my experience in the Army

[@SH-rg3gb]

the dogs ear just flopped so perfectly flat on the table 🥹 but where the hell is its body lmao i can’t picture how a whole ass dog & woman fit on that chair together?

[@WK_MERCURY]

I’m here in Jacksonville NC right next to Camp Lejeune. I was friends with a chick who served in the Marines. She said rape happens all the time.

[@teddyj5187]

Omg the women in the military were all over the ncos. I caught a drill sgt in ait with a female recruit. My best female friend was hooking up with married ncos all the time. The ncos were usually older men and they would come after the new young female recruits. There was some average looking females who loved the attention. I had to get out of the military so i could have a real relationship because it was so insane how men didnt care or respect if you had a woman. I told my enlisted soldier not to bring his wife to company events.

[@tabithapetro-crisp4859]

My condolences

[@miraclesage8622]

18:05 Devorah is so unintentionally funny

[@doctors8966]

Men maybe men but they should see a person for who they are thats not how i could ever be see the persons heart

[@lavalamp927]

few eyebrow raises during this one

[@garethgarciaa]

In first i think she is you You are identical ladies

[@vf3655]

I thought the image was mirrored for a second lol

[@jennifersanchez3677]

Not toxicity. It’s trauma bonding.

[@kamilahbobb3134]

She looks sm like dev

[@KayLeeHoward-vc2ph]

My dad passed away when I was 12 or 13 so having those extra year with your dad taught u something’s but then it’s harder also it was hard on my mom

[@torirobles756]

you are so freaking strong

[@kaynonmusic8573]

Amazing interview!

[@Chelsitaa]

❤❤❤❤

[@cyclesofstrength]

SA is common in the military. Also they killed LaVeena Johnson. RIP

[@Unveranosinmi]

Y'all look so alike

[@dcrawf36]

the dog. lol

[@JDdaFilmer]

I swear these 2 r sisters 😅😂💯both being super cute/ pretty btw❤💯

[@wally.wunderbar91]

My little cousin Spc. Denisha Montgomery was killed in while stationed in Germany.. Look into it..

[@calenaadams8016]

It’s still Calena Falkner now

[@allana.davies6601]

Your amazing ❤