The way it starts, with Georgia almost being angry “Show me!”, “I dont understand!” is so realistic to a parent’s reaction. Also the way it continues and how she softens after she sees Ginny is so to the point.
Si io mi chiamo Giorgia e il mio nome da personaggio è bestia e also e altro ancora hai capito adesso ok ciao buona serata e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e grazie mille per il video e le foto e altro ancora e io non sono morta era solo uno scherzo uffa non posso neanche divertirmi con voi personaggi e i vostri amici ok ciao buona serata
Brianne had so many incredible performance moments this season. Truly deserves all the awards! When Georgia said “give all that pain to me, i can handle it” i sobbed 😭
Im glad they did a scene like this. Really shows the reality of living with mental health issues in the most accurate way without being so graphic. Both of these talented actresses deserve an award for this.
This scene was incredibly moving and heartbreaking , and well acted by Antonia and Brianne. Georgia may be incredibly flawed, but she would jump over fire for her children.
this relationship hits home for me and my mom she is mama bear she has done so much for me, we would not be here without each other. even after a fight my mom is like Georgia “you are the best thing that ever happened to me”❤
Eu acho que o milagrosa que ela se refere é que mesmo a Geórgia ter passado por tudo aquilo e não ser o maior exemplo de mãe teve uma filha como a ginny, que é criativa, estudiosa e autêntica
Georgia Miller has a dozen of flaws but she is the fiercest mother and would literally make her life hell if that is what is needed to give her kids peace.
I think that’s the problem. Her life being hell would make her a demon. Georgia is sometimes portrayed as a demon mom. It shows in her childrens’ affect.
To be honest….she’s not a good mother. Yes she’s done a lot for her kids but she’s a narcissist who like Ginny says “is a force and takes up so much space” Georgia makes everything about herself, and can never fully admit when she’s in the wrong. Yes she was abused as a child, but she’s an adult now….all of those illegal things that she did as a teenager, and running away from her problems….she doesn’t need to do that anymore, and she doesn’t realize that by continuing to do that it actually sets a bad example for Ginny and Austin because it’s teaching them that when things start to go south….run away from your problems instead of facing them. There’s also the fact that she doesn’t understand Ginny’s struggles with being black since she and Austin are white, she committed fraud by purchasing two debit cards in Ginny and Austin’s names which if and when they try to get debit cards once they turn 18….their credit scores will be screwed. There’s also the fact that Georgia might’ve killed both of her ex-husbands, she stole money from her job, and she’s most likely the reason that Ginny and Marcus broke up. Georgia didn’t have a good childhood, and now that she sees Ginny acting like a teenager and having a good relationship, she’s jealous of her….she literally told Marcus that he’s damaged…..All that happened with Marcus was that his best friend died, now yes he was devastated but I doubt he was “damaged” and it seemed like when Georgia told him that….she put fear into his mind which caused him to doubt himself, and when Marcus broke up with Ginny and Ginny cried to Georgia…..Georgia didn’t even seem like she cared that much. Ginny was clearly hurt, but Georgia tried to dismiss her pain by saying “you’re fine” when sometimes all a child needs is to let their emotions out and be sad.
Fam, my mom got pissed off at me and grounded me when she found out I sh from like everything and yelled at me because "you aren't supposed to be sad, you have a better life than a lot of people so you aren't allowed to be sad"
My mom saw me do it once I she got mad then just pretended it never happened. She still does it. Please if God forbid your child ends up self harming don't get mad, don't yell. Its the worst thing you could ever do it only makes it worse.
@@reecenichols4425I'm so sorry that's the response you got. I understand, when my father saw it on me, he yelled at me and said I should be ashamed of myself and how could I hurt my mother this way. Causing it to be worse. I don't know who to turn to or how to stop.
This scene was such a tearjerker, but Antonia and Brianne acted their hearts out for it. What a heartbreaking scene! I'm hoping you renew this show for an S3 Netflix; it deserves one.
Though Georgia invaded Ginny’s privacy by reading her diary, im glad she did because she was finally ready to listen and pay attention to the pain Ginny had been going through
Yeah, maybe. But soon or later she would know about Ginny's self harming. It's so sad, but our parents have to support our emotions and problems, so we don't need to write or keep it in secret, they need to make us feel comfortable to talk about our good and bad days without being judged. Georgia supported Ginny and also Ginny spit it out what was going on. It's good to have parents that care about our emotions, no matter how bratty we act towards them mostly. I'm not defending Georgia freaking out and looking for the burns, because her reaction gave me triggers of my parents doing the same. But her reaction is also relatable of a mom concerned about her daughter's mental health.
Priorities when you’re a parent and your child is going through stuff youd do anything to know and understand it’s what love is. As a parent your the bad guy a lot of the time for the right reasons but the healing can’t happen w walls and secrets.
I believe this scene perfectly encapsulates Georgia as a character. She has gone through about as many horrible and painful things as one could imagine, yet in this one scene you can see that she’s experiencing the most pain she’s ever felt. She has always done everything in her power to protect her babies, and knowing that one of them has been hurting herself for years and being oblivious to it? Heart breaking! I applaud Brianne and Anotonia for the Emmy award winning acting here.
I think what really hit her is that, when she missed this she could have missed much worse things too. That's why she's angry at the beginning. She can't handle the idea of not being able to protect her children
As a mum to a 14 year old daughter, this scene left me a sobbing wreck. “You give all your pain to me, I can handle it” is what did it, because all parents would absolutely take every ounce of pain from their children and take it into themselves if they could. When your children are in pain, you are in pain… The performances from Brianne and Antonia were incredible the whole season, but this scene in particular was beyond ❤
This scene reminded me of when Ginny’s therapist asked if she felt like Georgia was a safe space and she said no bc she would get revenge on other kids for messing with her instead of being emotionally supportive. Ginny finally gets that support from her mom and feels safe enough to cry in her mom’s arms and really let it out. This is also a monster Georgia can’t get revenge on or “teach a lesson” to. This scene made me cry like a baby, but I also felt happy for Ginny
Oh you mean not the classical: " you stop this nonsense immediatly, what have I done to deserve this" and " you think you have problems?!" I wonder how many parents are really so emathetic to be able to react like the mother shown in the show and not judge and control.
1:35 you can see the moment that Georgia reigns in all of her confusion, sadness, anger, and hurt so that she can be the strong one for her daughter. She went from all of those feelings at once straight into recognizing how badly her daughter was hurting and turned back into protector mode. It really hits me every time.
I SOBBED during this scene. It was so powerful and almost kind of a wish fulfillment. I think it was really great to represent a scene like this of a parent who really does care and want to be there, even if they haven't known how.
I love that they keep the part of the big reveal with no sound. This scene is raw. It's just the two of them and we can feel all the emotions that they are facing.
The pause and suspense of Georgia waiting for an answer after she asks Ginny “Why” the second time is beautifully done by Brianne Howey. You can see she’s dying for an answer but loves and cares about Ginny so much to give her the time and space to respond. Both these actresses slayed it. Awesome show.
Just started watching this series Friday and this is probably the best show on Netflix. Its so raw and honest with depression, self-harm, interracial relationship, being biracial. It has so many layers, if people don't like the show fine but to diss it because you don't understand it is unfair to the incredible writers and actors. What really hook me to this show was the oppression Olympics. One of the scenes that was real and honest. Definitely a show I hope to keep seeing for at least 3 more seasons.
I've never cried like this at a scene from a TV show I haven't seen. I wish I had had this so much. So much. That kind of support would have saved me long before I found the courage to save myself.
This scene was so heartbreaking. The fact that they just let the actors hug and cry for a couple minutes even after this scene was such a power move and I loved it ❤
this entire season got so raw and dark. i remember having a conversation like this with my mom when i was ginny's age. this scene really hit home for me.
It makes me cry knowing my parents blamed me for my SH- that my mom didn’t hug me, that my dad didn’t comfort me, that they only got pissed off and told me I couldn’t tell anybody else or it would make them look bad. I wanted this reaction, I wanted help and comfort like this :)
Me too, except my mom would taunt and mock me all the time asking if I was gonna go c*t myself anytime I was slightly upset, or whenever I’d go into the kitchen. We deserved better ❤
my mom threatened to beat me then send me to a mental hospital. then still tried to make me go to school as I was a sobbing mess then took me back home because she didn’t want me to embarrass her in public like that… I didn’t want to show her & I never wanted her to break down and coddle me but in the back of my mind I just kept thinking about how good it would feel for her to hold me. I doubt she even remembers it, honestly 🫠
@@CherryPeach1902 my mum does exactly the same every time we argued she say and don't go c*t yourself and taunt me for it uuuh I really wish she'd be like this video 😢😢
Georgia and Ginny are such a sweet duo... They conflict as every mother daughter does. How shes portrayed as a mom is amazing. She looks at her own life and has always tried to shield those kids from the hurt that she felt... She's. A good. Mom.
this is how a parent should react if something like this happens. people do it bc they think it’ll make them feel something. they need comfort, not badgering and yelling
I know basically nothing about this show but this scene brought me to tears. Seeing and mostly HEARING the heartbreak in Georgias voice is heart wrenching.
this scene literally gives me chills every single time. when you see how much georgia cares and seeing ginny finally break down brings tears to my eyes. they are such amazing actresses.
When she said “You give all that pain to me. I can handle it,” I did that awful and deep heave before giving way to an ugly cry; you know? That feeling like you’ve been gut-punched that you couldn’t inhale for a good couple of seconds. That’s the effect of this scene has to me. Honestly, if Brianne won’t get AT LEAST an Emmy nomination, then we should just cancel entertainment industry for good.
I havent seen this show before and have heard very little about it. But as someone who has struggled with this exact situation it is immense how accurate it is
The exact thing happened to me, Except it was cutting Huge vent/story ⬇️ I’m sobbing right now watching this scene again It all just got blamed on me. My mom didn’t even care She laughed- She pulled the “we haven’t mistreated you.” Card The “oh I’m such a terrible mother” She told me to hide it, to not let anyone else see because they would investigate and potentially call cps on her. I stopped for a little while, then I started again My brother rat me out My mom grabbed my wrist (She did that the first time too) I had to literally push her away so I could go back inside the house I ran inside and was scared to death I knew what was going to happen She came in and started cussing me out with the most evil scariest grin on her face She grabbed me and said “oh so you’re doing that again?!” And yelled for my other brother to come in the room She held my arm up to him and said “guess what she’s doing again. She’s doing that shit again!” It was always my fault with her. My stepdad didn’t do anything, he didn’t care When my mom asked me why I did it all I could say was I didn’t know He would back her up And repeat her question “Your mother asked why.” I couldn’t tell them I wish I could But it’s that they don’t even care, they’re the reason. I’m clean rn, sorta close to a year I mean I had one minor relapse but I didn’t choose to count it because it was just a scratch and technically not a cut I just don’t get it Why it’s always my fault Why she didn’t care about how I was She was just angry with me It still hurts She’s so emotionally abusive and such a narcissist I can’t handle it she’s so neglectful
Georgia has been through so much abuse and hardship in her life - more than Ginny can ever even imagine- yet, she still has so much empathy and grief for her daughters struggles. A lot of people would say "well i had it worse", but Georgia doesnt care about that. She would rather suffer than see her children hurt
We can be grateful that Ginny didn't go through the things Georgia went through in life but sometimes I think when parents try to tell their kids that what they're suffering is nothing compared to what they suffered, it hurts because I would say some kids don't want to be told that whatever pain they have is nothing compared to their parent's pain and suffering, but that those kids just want to be heard and supported even if the parents don't understand it. My mom, my whole life kept telling me that whatever suffering and pain I went through was nothing compared to hers, it made me feel invalidated and so little because she wasn't supporting or even comforting me when she saw me in pain. That's a mistake I will not make with my own kids one day.
Having a kid makes this so heartbreaking. My son is only a toddler. But I cannot imagine finding out he was so depressed and hurt that he harmed himself. I feel everything Georgia says right here. I’d take everything on that he felt just so he didn’t have to and could only be happy. 😢
as someone whose never seen this show, this scene breaks my heart. this is how a mother should be, parents are supposed to be your ride or die. its sad that alot of people do not have that with their parents. i wish mine were a safe place for me.
You wanna talk about it. Let me say Jesus loves you and your not alone. I hear you've been emotionally neglected and bullied at school and you wanted to end your life. God says " I am your father and I have a purpose for you, and I want the best for you. Honor me and I will guide you of all ways." I know you're in heartbreak and have been emotionally abused. Forgive your debtors as Christ forgiven you, be careful of the anger you harvest for it will consume you and become an anchor.
@@John-ls4xh She doesn't have to forgive abusers though. People have got to stop telling survivors to forgive their abusers. Forgiveness isn't always a good, healthy thing. Not forgiving doesn't mean the anger will consume you and destroy you. Also, forgiving can be dangerous as it can sometimes get you to go back to the abuser.
I have never watched this show a day in my life and only clicked out of curiosity but this made me cry genuine tears. I’ve been Ginny. Many times. I’ve had to face my parents after lying to them about how depressed I really was. I’ve come into their room at night crying hysterically and being unable to articulate what was wrong. My mom has mental health issues too so she understands me the most (my dad is super supportive though). Before, she would always try to find solutions when I was not in the mindset to hear any of it. Now, she knows that when I come to her like that, she just holds me just like Georgia held Ginny and lets me cry while letting me know that she is there. I love my mom more than anything in the world and I know she would do anything for me. This scene felt like my own life reflected back to me.
A lot of people give Ginny shit.. “Why does she self harm? She has a perfect life.” “She never went through anything real.” “Georgia’s been through worse and she doesn’t self harm.” All of those comments came from teenagers… it’s so sad… I understand Ginny.. I’m an adult but my version of “self harm” is tattoos. Each tattoo represents a time where my depression episodes were getting really bad and the only way to avoid self harm, I just started getting tattoos. Ginny has every right to feel the way she does. And she tells her mom it’s been happening way before then. I can’t imagine how that must feel as a parent to see what your child has done to themselves. I’m not a mom but I have a little sister. If she ever harmed herself, I would be heartbroken. Hurts me more because I’m stationed overseas and I feel like I’ve abandoned her.
Tbh I'm not that sympathetic towards Ginny in general but this? I definitely understood her pain and felt immense empathy for her cause I used to SH excessively, mainly cutting myself and for me it was a release of all the emotions I bury down, all the feelings and anger or hurt I keep under lock and key or sometimes it's the only thing that can calm you down during a breakdown. Ginny probably felt like no one was willing to listen to her and she needed a release, it makes her human ❤
My parents reacted nothing like this when I told them about mine. It took them a while, but now they and Georgia act the exact same way towards it. In the show, after this moment, the second that Georgia sees Ginny cry, she drops everything and tries to be with her, comfort her, etc. So she doesn't hurt herself. And even though it's been years since I've done it, my parents still act the same way. The second that catch me crying, everything in the house stops and they immediately demand to know what's wrong and what they can do to help.
This is the first time I'm commenting on YT because this hit me really hard and deeply. I've been on medication for more than a month now that enables me to manage my emotions. My medication made me not to feel the sad parts even if there are situations around me that could have possibly triggered me, which in a way was good. Being on medication made me feel 'normal' again alongside being on therapy for more than 2 yrs now. But this scene opened up all the sadness and pain that the medication tried to conceal for me. In a month, I have never cried again like the way I used to. Watching this scene is beyond moving! The actors did justice to their parts. The script was beautifully and mindfully written. The execution of the whole production showed sensitivity to the topic. In a perfect, kind and caring world, this is what people with depression, anxiety or any other mental issue would hope others may see them. Some gets this full kind of support, others are made to believe that they are understood (but only to a certain point and only to their convenience) and there are those who unfortunately struggles to get the attention and validation from others like Ginny in the beginning of the series and the underdog, Abby. I hope others learn to see what a struggle it is to go through this. Not just a label of 'something is wrong with you' or 'not being able to handle things right and responsibly'. Self-harm is serious and frustrating for those who are doing it. It leads the doer to a point that they want to give up but have to result in giving themselves a 'fake hope' that things might end up better or they want their love ones to be saved from pain if they decide to fully harm themselves. The doer goes through this option because they need to redirect the pain and sadness they are feeling from the inside to being physical because they've had enough but can't do anything about it. I hope this scene, this show will save lives, relationship and hope no matter things can be hard. To those who are going through heavy stuff on their own, you are not alone no matter what quality of support you might be receiving around you. You deserve love and understanding. You matter. ❤️
It felt so heartbreaking seeing this scene. I experience sh and when my dad found out at first was angry, following me bc he wanted to see. But after he understand the pain I was going through he starting crying and that broke me. Since then, all the thing he does it’s be with me and helping me in the situations where I feel tented of sh. Both of my parents are giving me so much support and I’m just so grateful for that
@@angel-fk6rn tbh my mom it’s not the kind of supportive mom, like georgia for example, but she gets it and doesn’t get angry if something happens. I’m happy ur dad helps u and everything 🤍
@@anapaolatrev that's good though. i am a daddy's girl and he'd give me the stars in the sky if he could. i'm blessed to have him and i cherish him with all of me.
I personally adore the fact that Georgia made a lil joke to lighten up the atmospheric heaviness. It made me and most likely many other viewers feel happier; it really proves that laughter is medicine.❤
This scene is a small reminder of how hard it is to discuss mental health battles and how much it can impact you and the loved ones around you. Mental health matters 💖
there were a few people on twitter calling ginny dramatic on twitter. they clearly never struggled with their mental health. also season 2 is way better than season 1. i feel like the main theme for this season is growth
This was such a moving and realistic scene! As someone who’s struggled with sh and mental health issues most of my life it made me cry tbh. Season 2 somehow was way better than season 1! I’m hoping there will be season 3 confirmation soon!
@@SadGirlXandra I hurt my self last night and well all I got from my mum was stop being so selfish and stop being an attention seeker When all I wanted was love and affection like Georgia shows Ginny
I definitely don't agree with her making Ginny show her but she is also very loving and gentle in this scene which is beautiful. I am the child who hurts himself and I can't imagine the sadness that brought my parents. They were so so sad to see me hurt. Me and my mom use to cuddle in bed and cry which so comforting.
When I was 14 my dad walked into my room, sat on my bed with me and asked, "how do you cut your steaks?" I said "you do". He then asked, "who cuts your pizza?" I said "you do". He then asked "then why do you cut yourself?" All in a calm gentle tone and my heart sank and my blood ran cold. I'll never forget that feeling.
Sometimes all we need is a pure hug from the ones we need from. Though we still suffer, I love how she can be honest with everything. As, for myself all I ask is for a pure hug too.
I've never seen this show, this just happened to pop up on my timeline but MAN... this was heavy. When she said *I'm sorry I missed this*, the tears that rolled down my face. Incredible
They don't have the strength and capacity to look past their own ego. Like if a child with mental illness makes them look bad or as if you chose to have the struggles and just decide to stop them to be well again. I am so sorry about that. Be your own mother, that you never had
While everyone is on and about Georgia's reaction, the line that got me is actually when Ginny said "Mum I don't want to see you cry." I also hate to see my parents cry so much to the point that I wouldn't share with them any of my struggles. Rather hurt them with some rude comments to rebuff them than to hurt them because of my scars. Honestly I relate so much to Ginny here.
I think k everyone should be blessed enough to have a momma like Georgia. Even with her flaws, she is the best mother in the world because she always puts her kids first
I’m crying so hard I didn’t realize this is how parents are supposed to act. Especially the comments saying this is normal. This is all I wanted my whole life. My mom just hated me and would hit me and scream at me if I even mentioned I was depressed. My dad loved me but he was autistic and traumatized and could not understand emotions. I just would go to my friends for support but it wasn’t enough. I couldn’t even imagine parental love being like this. I needed help so much growing up and I had to do it all alone I didn’t realize it’s normal for parents to be there for their kids this much. It genuinely felt scary sometimes being in crisis as a kid and having no one to help.
I’m so disappointed that people hate Ginny so much that they literally disregard her in this entire situation. All the comments I see are supporting Georgia and I completely understand but what about the fact that Ginny is hurting herself?
This makes me cry every time. I love that they don’t show the actual burns but it’s still painful on an emotional level to watch. Both characters played this scene extremely well
Ginny is so lucky to have a mother like Georgia. Love and care for your mothers, no one is ever gonna love you the same way your mother does, and if your mom dies life will never be the same again because then you will know what it truly means to be all alone in this world.
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“You give all your pain to me. I can handle it”
Always breaks me. 😭
It's what Jesus says to us. Thing is, only He can do such a thing
@@jc7497 shut up why do ppl always do this
@@jc7497 girl
@@bojuu he ain't lying tho
@@jc7497bro shut upppp
The way it starts, with Georgia almost being angry “Show me!”, “I dont understand!” is so realistic to a parent’s reaction. Also the way it continues and how she softens after she sees Ginny is so to the point.
Si io mi chiamo Giorgia e il mio nome da personaggio è bestia e also e altro ancora hai capito adesso ok ciao buona serata e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e ho chiuso per sempre e definitivamente ok ciao e grazie mille per il video e le foto e altro ancora e io non sono morta era solo uno scherzo uffa non posso neanche divertirmi con voi personaggi e i vostri amici ok ciao buona serata
@@giorgiamilan79 What?
@@sloppypeanut_butter leggi quello che ho scritto ok ciao buona giornata
@@giorgiamilan79 you’re weird, man
@@jessetm7732 leggi quello che ho scritto ok ciao buona giornata
Brianne had so many incredible performance moments this season. Truly deserves all the awards! When Georgia said “give all that pain to me, i can handle it” i sobbed 😭
Literally she should at least get nominations at emmy
Me too 😭😭😭
Georgia just demonstrated what Jesus is all about in this one scene.
@@sallyavantmusic honestly 🥺
agreed!! There were a couple of times where i've rewind brianne's scenes because they were too good lol
Im glad they did a scene like this. Really shows the reality of living with mental health issues in the most accurate way without being so graphic. Both of these talented actresses deserve an award for this.
Way better than 13 reasons why
I I hope they do more things like this in the following seasons. I love Ginny and Georges dynamic.
@@evancahill8950or euphoria, though that scene where jules puts Nate in his place is gold
This scene was incredibly moving and heartbreaking , and well acted by Antonia and Brianne. Georgia may be incredibly flawed, but she would jump over fire for her children.
I think she would even kill for her children XD.
@@simpleshow5571 she did
@@elseluitjes2487 Yeah I know. This was is actually why I wrote it.
screw that, georgia would walk in fire for them
I find it interesting that she (Georgia) instinctively went for her arms - remembering that she used her sleeves to cover her own bruises
“My special miracle baby girl” it hit me, Ginny saved Georgia all those years ago❤️
700th
this relationship hits home for me and my mom she is mama bear she has done so much for me, we would not be here without each other. even after a fight my mom is like Georgia “you are the best thing that ever happened to me”❤
Eu acho que o milagrosa que ela se refere é que mesmo a Geórgia ter passado por tudo aquilo e não ser o maior exemplo de mãe teve uma filha como a ginny, que é criativa, estudiosa e autêntica
that part always gets me!
And when the silent night played in the background
Georgia Miller has a dozen of flaws but she is the fiercest mother and would literally make her life hell if that is what is needed to give her kids peace.
🤍🤍
I think that’s the problem. Her life being hell would make her a demon. Georgia is sometimes portrayed as a demon mom. It shows in her childrens’ affect.
To be honest….she’s not a good mother. Yes she’s done a lot for her kids but she’s a narcissist who like Ginny says “is a force and takes up so much space” Georgia makes everything about herself, and can never fully admit when she’s in the wrong. Yes she was abused as a child, but she’s an adult now….all of those illegal things that she did as a teenager, and running away from her problems….she doesn’t need to do that anymore, and she doesn’t realize that by continuing to do that it actually sets a bad example for Ginny and Austin because it’s teaching them that when things start to go south….run away from your problems instead of facing them. There’s also the fact that she doesn’t understand Ginny’s struggles with being black since she and Austin are white, she committed fraud by purchasing two debit cards in Ginny and Austin’s names which if and when they try to get debit cards once they turn 18….their credit scores will be screwed. There’s also the fact that Georgia might’ve killed both of her ex-husbands, she stole money from her job, and she’s most likely the reason that Ginny and Marcus broke up. Georgia didn’t have a good childhood, and now that she sees Ginny acting like a teenager and having a good relationship, she’s jealous of her….she literally told Marcus that he’s damaged…..All that happened with Marcus was that his best friend died, now yes he was devastated but I doubt he was “damaged” and it seemed like when Georgia told him that….she put fear into his mind which caused him to doubt himself, and when Marcus broke up with Ginny and Ginny cried to Georgia…..Georgia didn’t even seem like she cared that much. Ginny was clearly hurt, but Georgia tried to dismiss her pain by saying “you’re fine” when sometimes all a child needs is to let their emotions out and be sad.
@tiamarrow6366 facts, now why is that so hard for people to see that, Georgia not there for her kids mentally and emotionally
And has
Self harm is incredibly disturbing, as a parent I cant imagine how it feels to see that on your child
Heartbreaking
Fam, my mom got pissed off at me and grounded me when she found out I sh from like everything and yelled at me because "you aren't supposed to be sad, you have a better life than a lot of people so you aren't allowed to be sad"
@@reecenichols4425 I'm so sorry.. i know how that feels.. my mom says the same thing to me. And every time she taunts me about this. Take care love !
My mom saw me do it once
I she got mad then just pretended it never happened.
She still does it. Please if God forbid your child ends up self harming don't get mad, don't yell. Its the worst thing you could ever do it only makes it worse.
@@reecenichols4425I'm so sorry that's the response you got. I understand, when my father saw it on me, he yelled at me and said I should be ashamed of myself and how could I hurt my mother this way. Causing it to be worse. I don't know who to turn to or how to stop.
i appreciate how they don’t show the actual burns. it can be triggering for people that self harm themselves.
@monochrome8552really?
@@noonecares200 yeah for like a couple seconds i forgot what episode it was. it was one of the first three
13 reasons why I’m looking at you 👀
What’s with all this “triggered” bull crap?
@@BruceWayne-fj9bmstuff your too ignorant to understand
I was literally crying. Their acting was insane in my opinion. Hope we will have S3
The girl who played Ginny is a terrible actor
No she isn’t. She is good. You don’t have to watch it or be disrespectful as if you can do any better
@@kimchiboi3301 well, I don’t think so but it’s your opinion
@@christinamomern9100 I’m not being Disrespectful I’m just saying a fact that u idiots don’t Realize.
@@kimchiboi3301 She's really not. All of the scenes she did felt so realistic. Besides who are u to tell.
This scene was such a tearjerker, but Antonia and Brianne acted their hearts out for it. What a heartbreaking scene! I'm hoping you renew this show for an S3 Netflix; it deserves one.
Do you know what episode this is by any chance
@@duck.y0u401 Yeah season 2 episode 6.
Renew it Netflix
IT'S COMING IN MARCH!!!
SEASON 3!
@@connesuir this year?
Though Georgia invaded Ginny’s privacy by reading her diary, im glad she did because she was finally ready to listen and pay attention to the pain Ginny had been going through
Yeah, maybe. But soon or later she would know about Ginny's self harming. It's so sad, but our parents have to support our emotions and problems, so we don't need to write or keep it in secret, they need to make us feel comfortable to talk about our good and bad days without being judged.
Georgia supported Ginny and also Ginny spit it out what was going on. It's good to have parents that care about our emotions, no matter how bratty we act towards them mostly. I'm not defending Georgia freaking out and looking for the burns, because her reaction gave me triggers of my parents doing the same. But her reaction is also relatable of a mom concerned about her daughter's mental health.
Sometimes as a parent… you just have to be willing to piss your kids off. It may just save their life.
@@Thisizmyname this is so true. You can save them from themselves from doing decisions that can ruin or change their lives.
Yess
Priorities when you’re a parent and your child is going through stuff youd do anything to know and understand it’s what love is. As a parent your the bad guy a lot of the time for the right reasons but the healing can’t happen w walls and secrets.
I believe this scene perfectly encapsulates Georgia as a character. She has gone through about as many horrible and painful things as one could imagine, yet in this one scene you can see that she’s experiencing the most pain she’s ever felt. She has always done everything in her power to protect her babies, and knowing that one of them has been hurting herself for years and being oblivious to it? Heart breaking! I applaud Brianne and Anotonia for the Emmy award winning acting here.
I think what really hit her is that, when she missed this she could have missed much worse things too. That's why she's angry at the beginning. She can't handle the idea of not being able to protect her children
As a mum to a 14 year old daughter, this scene left me a sobbing wreck. “You give all your pain to me, I can handle it” is what did it, because all parents would absolutely take every ounce of pain from their children and take it into themselves if they could. When your children are in pain, you are in pain… The performances from Brianne and Antonia were incredible the whole season, but this scene in particular was beyond ❤
not mine.
This scene reminded me of when Ginny’s therapist asked if she felt like Georgia was a safe space and she said no bc she would get revenge on other kids for messing with her instead of being emotionally supportive.
Ginny finally gets that support from her mom and feels safe enough to cry in her mom’s arms and really let it out. This is also a monster Georgia can’t get revenge on or “teach a lesson” to.
This scene made me cry like a baby, but I also felt happy for Ginny
“You give me all that pain, I can handle it”
❤ parents, this is how you talk to your kids.
Yup
Oh you mean not the classical: " you stop this nonsense immediatly, what have I done to deserve this" and " you think you have problems?!"
I wonder how many parents are really so emathetic to be able to react like the mother shown in the show and not judge and control.
I did not have a family member that supports me they just yelled at me and threatened to leave
@@shannonhill1078 you can talk sugar cube. What's bothering you, Jesus loves you very much btw sis
@@John-ls4xh I'm worried that things are not going to get better
1:35 you can see the moment that Georgia reigns in all of her confusion, sadness, anger, and hurt so that she can be the strong one for her daughter. She went from all of those feelings at once straight into recognizing how badly her daughter was hurting and turned back into protector mode. It really hits me every time.
Georgia is still a kid herself because she never grew up 💔
Yes for teal
@@Em-jj2hpthat’s true too
Georgia saying “give all that pain to me I can handle it” broke me
En qué capitulo pasa?
Mother powers are true
their acting is incredible. i cried so much
So did I 🥺
brianne deserves an emmy for this omg. Her performance is breathtaking
I SOBBED during this scene. It was so powerful and almost kind of a wish fulfillment. I think it was really great to represent a scene like this of a parent who really does care and want to be there, even if they haven't known how.
I love that they keep the part of the big reveal with no sound. This scene is raw. It's just the two of them and we can feel all the emotions that they are facing.
Brianne Howey killed it this season. Props to her, she should win an award
This plus her scenes with Gil especially in the coffee shop are outstanding. Truly brilliant and so nuanced
The pause and suspense of Georgia waiting for an answer after she asks Ginny “Why” the second time is beautifully done by Brianne Howey. You can see she’s dying for an answer but loves and cares about Ginny so much to give her the time and space to respond. Both these actresses slayed it. Awesome show.
Just started watching this series Friday and this is probably the best show on Netflix. Its so raw and honest with depression, self-harm, interracial relationship, being biracial. It has so many layers, if people don't like the show fine but to diss it because you don't understand it is unfair to the incredible writers and actors. What really hook me to this show was the oppression Olympics. One of the scenes that was real and honest. Definitely a show I hope to keep seeing for at least 3 more seasons.
Can I have some suppports guysss subzz
ok i’m gonna say that season 1 was not that good but season 2 stepped it up in every department necessary
@@samiapple9889 season 2 became more serious and it was good
Have u even watched 13 reasons why 😑😑
@@michaelokaysin4239 fell off after 3-4 seasons
I've never cried like this at a scene from a TV show I haven't seen. I wish I had had this so much. So much. That kind of support would have saved me long before I found the courage to save myself.
Ginny’s acting here is very underrated, the fear in her eyes when she realises her mom knows. Good acting all around
This scene was so heartbreaking. The fact that they just let the actors hug and cry for a couple minutes even after this scene was such a power move and I loved it ❤
For real
Season 2 was so good. They handled these huge, complicated, heartwrenching topics so well.
What episode was it
@@gothichanako-chan3300 season 2 episode 6 a vary marry Ginny, and Georgia Christmas special
we need a season three this was too good the acting the storyline all the cliffhangers. I cried every episode this is beautiful
We also need more moments like this in seasons 3
0:32 - Her acting here was fantastic
this entire season got so raw and dark. i remember having a conversation like this with my mom when i was ginny's age. this scene really hit home for me.
This scene makes my heart drop every time. So real.
It makes me cry knowing my parents blamed me for my SH- that my mom didn’t hug me, that my dad didn’t comfort me, that they only got pissed off and told me I couldn’t tell anybody else or it would make them look bad. I wanted this reaction, I wanted help and comfort like this :)
Me too, except my mom would taunt and mock me all the time asking if I was gonna go c*t myself anytime I was slightly upset, or whenever I’d go into the kitchen. We deserved better ❤
my mom threatened to beat me then send me to a mental hospital. then still tried to make me go to school as I was a sobbing mess then took me back home because she didn’t want me to embarrass her in public like that… I didn’t want to show her & I never wanted her to break down and coddle me but in the back of my mind I just kept thinking about how good it would feel for her to hold me. I doubt she even remembers it, honestly 🫠
my mother just told me it looked ugly and to stop :/ sorry we went through this
Narcissistic abusive parents are some of the most evil monsters on the planet. We deserved better
@@CherryPeach1902 my mum does exactly the same every time we argued she say and don't go c*t yourself and taunt me for it uuuh I really wish she'd be like this video 😢😢
This scene is so touching, and beautiful but its also heartbreaking. It's perhaps the most powerful scene in the series.
“im so sorry that i missed this” got me full on sobbing
This is one of the most emotional scenes I have ever seen. So damn well played by these actresses. My deepest respect to both of them!
Georgia and Ginny are such a sweet duo... They conflict as every mother daughter does.
How shes portrayed as a mom is amazing. She looks at her own life and has always tried to shield those kids from the hurt that she felt... She's. A good. Mom.
this is what 13 reasons why wanted to be. they did everything right from the acting to not showing the burns. such an impactful scene.
Degrassi did it better
@@michonnewalker4246 degrassi the o.g
The book was 10 billion times better, if you’ve never read it. Nothing like the show.
this is how a parent should react if something like this happens. people do it bc they think it’ll make them feel something. they need comfort, not badgering and yelling
Well the bit towards the end, the beginning isn’t exactly the best reaction but it is understandable
My parents only reacted like the beginning
I know basically nothing about this show but this scene brought me to tears. Seeing and mostly HEARING the heartbreak in Georgias voice is heart wrenching.
this scene literally gives me chills every single time. when you see how much georgia cares and seeing ginny finally break down brings tears to my eyes. they are such amazing actresses.
When she said “You give all that pain to me. I can handle it,” I did that awful and deep heave before giving way to an ugly cry; you know? That feeling like you’ve been gut-punched that you couldn’t inhale for a good couple of seconds. That’s the effect of this scene has to me.
Honestly, if Brianne won’t get AT LEAST an Emmy nomination, then we should just cancel entertainment industry for good.
I havent seen this show before and have heard very little about it. But as someone who has struggled with this exact situation it is immense how accurate it is
I was looking for this comment! It was like reliving it except I wish my parents were this caring/supportive
The exact thing happened to me,
Except it was cutting
Huge vent/story ⬇️
I’m sobbing right now watching this scene again
It all just got blamed on me.
My mom didn’t even care
She laughed-
She pulled the “we haven’t mistreated you.” Card
The “oh I’m such a terrible mother”
She told me to hide it, to not let anyone else see because they would investigate and potentially call cps on her.
I stopped for a little while, then I started again
My brother rat me out
My mom grabbed my wrist
(She did that the first time too)
I had to literally push her away so I could go back inside the house
I ran inside and was scared to death
I knew what was going to happen
She came in and started cussing me out with the most evil scariest grin on her face
She grabbed me and said “oh so you’re doing that again?!”
And yelled for my other brother to come in the room
She held my arm up to him and said
“guess what she’s doing again.
She’s doing that shit again!”
It was always my fault with her.
My stepdad didn’t do anything, he didn’t care
When my mom asked me why I did it all I could say was I didn’t know
He would back her up
And repeat her question
“Your mother asked why.”
I couldn’t tell them
I wish I could
But it’s that they don’t even care, they’re the reason.
I’m clean rn, sorta close to a year
I mean I had one minor relapse but I didn’t choose to count it because it was just a scratch and technically not a cut
I just don’t get it
Why it’s always my fault
Why she didn’t care about how I was
She was just angry with me
It still hurts
She’s so emotionally abusive and such a narcissist
I can’t handle it she’s so neglectful
@@Mattie69-Im so sorry, I hope ur okay ♡
Such a good show. The acting, the writing, everything 🤩
Georgia has been through so much abuse and hardship in her life - more than Ginny can ever even imagine- yet, she still has so much empathy and grief for her daughters struggles. A lot of people would say "well i had it worse", but Georgia doesnt care about that. She would rather suffer than see her children hurt
We can be grateful that Ginny didn't go through the things Georgia went through in life but sometimes I think when parents try to tell their kids that what they're suffering is nothing compared to what they suffered, it hurts because I would say some kids don't want to be told that whatever pain they have is nothing compared to their parent's pain and suffering, but that those kids just want to be heard and supported even if the parents don't understand it. My mom, my whole life kept telling me that whatever suffering and pain I went through was nothing compared to hers, it made me feel invalidated and so little because she wasn't supporting or even comforting me when she saw me in pain. That's a mistake I will not make with my own kids one day.
Having a kid makes this so heartbreaking. My son is only a toddler. But I cannot imagine finding out he was so depressed and hurt that he harmed himself. I feel everything Georgia says right here. I’d take everything on that he felt just so he didn’t have to and could only be happy. 😢
“You give it to me. You give all that pain to me. I can handle it” 🥺💗
Something's wrong if Brianne Howey doesn't get any recognition for this. Brilliant actress.
as someone whose never seen this show, this scene breaks my heart. this is how a mother should be, parents are supposed to be your ride or die. its sad that alot of people do not have that with their parents. i wish mine were a safe place for me.
You wanna talk about it. Let me say Jesus loves you and your not alone. I hear you've been emotionally neglected and bullied at school and you wanted to end your life. God says " I am your father and I have a purpose for you, and I want the best for you. Honor me and I will guide you of all ways." I know you're in heartbreak and have been emotionally abused. Forgive your debtors as Christ forgiven you, be careful of the anger you harvest for it will consume you and become an anchor.
@@John-ls4xh She doesn't have to forgive abusers though. People have got to stop telling survivors to forgive their abusers. Forgiveness isn't always a good, healthy thing. Not forgiving doesn't mean the anger will consume you and destroy you. Also, forgiving can be dangerous as it can sometimes get you to go back to the abuser.
I have never watched this show a day in my life and only clicked out of curiosity but this made me cry genuine tears. I’ve been Ginny. Many times. I’ve had to face my parents after lying to them about how depressed I really was. I’ve come into their room at night crying hysterically and being unable to articulate what was wrong. My mom has mental health issues too so she understands me the most (my dad is super supportive though). Before, she would always try to find solutions when I was not in the mindset to hear any of it. Now, she knows that when I come to her like that, she just holds me just like Georgia held Ginny and lets me cry while letting me know that she is there. I love my mom more than anything in the world and I know she would do anything for me. This scene felt like my own life reflected back to me.
A lot of people give Ginny shit..
“Why does she self harm? She has a perfect life.”
“She never went through anything real.”
“Georgia’s been through worse and she doesn’t self harm.”
All of those comments came from teenagers… it’s so sad… I understand Ginny.. I’m an adult but my version of “self harm” is tattoos. Each tattoo represents a time where my depression episodes were getting really bad and the only way to avoid self harm, I just started getting tattoos.
Ginny has every right to feel the way she does. And she tells her mom it’s been happening way before then.
I can’t imagine how that must feel as a parent to see what your child has done to themselves. I’m not a mom but I have a little sister. If she ever harmed herself, I would be heartbroken. Hurts me more because I’m stationed overseas and I feel like I’ve abandoned her.
Tbh I'm not that sympathetic towards Ginny in general but this? I definitely understood her pain and felt immense empathy for her cause I used to SH excessively, mainly cutting myself and for me it was a release of all the emotions I bury down, all the feelings and anger or hurt I keep under lock and key or sometimes it's the only thing that can calm you down during a breakdown. Ginny probably felt like no one was willing to listen to her and she needed a release, it makes her human ❤
Georgia was such an amazing mom.
She did everything for her kids.
the way georgia thought she was the reason for it and immediately asked if she was the problem. 0:57
My parents reacted nothing like this when I told them about mine. It took them a while, but now they and Georgia act the exact same way towards it. In the show, after this moment, the second that Georgia sees Ginny cry, she drops everything and tries to be with her, comfort her, etc. So she doesn't hurt herself. And even though it's been years since I've done it, my parents still act the same way. The second that catch me crying, everything in the house stops and they immediately demand to know what's wrong and what they can do to help.
I'm so glad things got better ❤
Ginny rolling her eyes and being Annoyed at trying to explain the reality she just lives with is so realistic
This is the first time I'm commenting on YT because this hit me really hard and deeply. I've been on medication for more than a month now that enables me to manage my emotions. My medication made me not to feel the sad parts even if there are situations around me that could have possibly triggered me, which in a way was good. Being on medication made me feel 'normal' again alongside being on therapy for more than 2 yrs now. But this scene opened up all the sadness and pain that the medication tried to conceal for me. In a month, I have never cried again like the way I used to.
Watching this scene is beyond moving! The actors did justice to their parts. The script was beautifully and mindfully written. The execution of the whole production showed sensitivity to the topic. In a perfect, kind and caring world, this is what people with depression, anxiety or any other mental issue would hope others may see them. Some gets this full kind of support, others are made to believe that they are understood (but only to a certain point and only to their convenience) and there are those who unfortunately struggles to get the attention and validation from others like Ginny in the beginning of the series and the underdog, Abby.
I hope others learn to see what a struggle it is to go through this. Not just a label of 'something is wrong with you' or 'not being able to handle things right and responsibly'.
Self-harm is serious and frustrating for those who are doing it. It leads the doer to a point that they want to give up but have to result in giving themselves a 'fake hope' that things might end up better or they want their love ones to be saved from pain if they decide to fully harm themselves. The doer goes through this option because they need to redirect the pain and sadness they are feeling from the inside to being physical because they've had enough but can't do anything about it.
I hope this scene, this show will save lives, relationship and hope no matter things can be hard. To those who are going through heavy stuff on their own, you are not alone no matter what quality of support you might be receiving around you. You deserve love and understanding. You matter. ❤️
I havent even watched the show but im still sobbing-
No cause fr tears won't stop flowing
SAME 😭
AYO!?? I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS WHAT-
But yeah this scene made me cry. I'm still crying right now by the way-
Remember no matter what … Mum is always be there for you so please respect mums and be kind to them
Hell no! My mother never did the same for me nor loved me and was just abusive as hell, I don't care for her
mhm.. sure.
i’m glad i have a good mom. 🥺
Mom's are ik there are exceptions to that rule but that comment is referring to the ones that are.
It felt so heartbreaking seeing this scene. I experience sh and when my dad found out at first was angry, following me bc he wanted to see. But after he understand the pain I was going through he starting crying and that broke me. Since then, all the thing he does it’s be with me and helping me in the situations where I feel tented of sh. Both of my parents are giving me so much support and I’m just so grateful for that
you’re so blessed 🥺💕 it’s honestly blessing to have good parents. my mom not so much, but my dad for sure.
@@angel-fk6rn tbh my mom it’s not the kind of supportive mom, like georgia for example, but she gets it and doesn’t get angry if something happens. I’m happy ur dad helps u and everything 🤍
@@anapaolatrev that's good though. i am a daddy's girl and he'd give me the stars in the sky if he could. i'm blessed to have him and i cherish him with all of me.
I personally adore the fact that Georgia made a lil joke to lighten up the atmospheric heaviness. It made me and most likely many other viewers feel happier; it really proves that laughter is medicine.❤
This. Instant tears.
Two incredible actresses.
This scene is a small reminder of how hard it is to discuss mental health battles and how much it can impact you and the loved ones around you. Mental health matters 💖
she's such a a good mom, wish she was my mom. mine wouldn't care.
there were a few people on twitter calling ginny dramatic on twitter. they clearly never struggled with their mental health. also season 2 is way better than season 1. i feel like the main theme for this season is growth
I’ve watched this scene like 6 times now and I cry every time. Such an emotional performance
This was such a moving and realistic scene!
As someone who’s struggled with sh and mental health issues most of my life it made me cry tbh.
Season 2 somehow was way better than season 1! I’m hoping there will be season 3 confirmation soon!
There’s a season three at the end of 2024
@@emilygillett6339 nice! Excited!!!!
@@SadGirlXandra I’m having withdrawals. Isn’t that sad 😂
@@emilygillett6339 ugh same😩 need more! Hope you are okay tho 💞
@@SadGirlXandra I hurt my self last night and well all I got from my mum was stop being so selfish and stop being an attention seeker
When all I wanted was love and affection like Georgia shows Ginny
"My special miracle baby girl " oh our mother's love is so deep
The fact it’s only 3:15 minutes long yet feels like over 10 minutes shows how emotional it is
I definitely don't agree with her making Ginny show her but she is also very loving and gentle in this scene which is beautiful. I am the child who hurts himself and I can't imagine the sadness that brought my parents. They were so so sad to see me hurt. Me and my mom use to cuddle in bed and cry which so comforting.
I think we all deserve to be held by someone we love, especially if we try to hurt ourselves
When I was 14 my dad walked into my room, sat on my bed with me and asked, "how do you cut your steaks?" I said "you do". He then asked, "who cuts your pizza?" I said "you do". He then asked "then why do you cut yourself?" All in a calm gentle tone and my heart sank and my blood ran cold. I'll never forget that feeling.
Sometimes all we need is a pure hug from the ones we need from. Though we still suffer, I love how she can be honest with everything. As, for myself all I ask is for a pure hug too.
When I watched this scene I cried so hard because I could feel the pain when Ginny said “I wanna stop” because I’ve had to say it that way too.
“Give it all to me” wow the power of those words and what they mean. Wow
I've never seen this show, this just happened to pop up on my timeline but MAN... this was heavy. When she said *I'm sorry I missed this*, the tears that rolled down my face. Incredible
I think this scene hits the hardest when some of us have been in Ginny and Georgia's shoes. This scene is perfect.
I never watched this show but this really hits me. I wish my mother and sister acted this way instead of bashing me
You'll get through it with or without them 😊😊
Same :(
They don't have the strength and capacity to look past their own ego. Like if a child with mental illness makes them look bad or as if you chose to have the struggles and just decide to stop them to be well again.
I am so sorry about that.
Be your own mother, that you never had
The way Georgia called Ginny her special miracle baby girl 😢
While everyone is on and about Georgia's reaction, the line that got me is actually when Ginny said "Mum I don't want to see you cry."
I also hate to see my parents cry so much to the point that I wouldn't share with them any of my struggles. Rather hurt them with some rude comments to rebuff them than to hurt them because of my scars. Honestly I relate so much to Ginny here.
I think k everyone should be blessed enough to have a momma like Georgia. Even with her flaws, she is the best mother in the world because she always puts her kids first
When she said my special baby girl it broke my heart.
This acting is so real and perfect
This touched way too many sore spots. I can't stop crying.
I’m crying so hard I didn’t realize this is how parents are supposed to act. Especially the comments saying this is normal. This is all I wanted my whole life. My mom just hated me and would hit me and scream at me if I even mentioned I was depressed. My dad loved me but he was autistic and traumatized and could not understand emotions. I just would go to my friends for support but it wasn’t enough. I couldn’t even imagine parental love being like this. I needed help so much growing up and I had to do it all alone I didn’t realize it’s normal for parents to be there for their kids this much. It genuinely felt scary sometimes being in crisis as a kid and having no one to help.
I’ve never seen this show in my life and I’m absolutely sobbing wow
This worked me up emotionally and damn this opened up my floodgates automatically.
I'm producing tears from both eyes
As someone who self harms, This is gut wrenching💔 give these actors Oscars
reminds me of when my mother saw my scars. she was furious but she wanted to help and she hugged me. i will never forget her reaction.
this whole scene had me absolutely sobbing.
I’m so impressed with the second season of this show. They really turned it around and took the criticism and made major changes.
I’m so disappointed that people hate Ginny so much that they literally disregard her in this entire situation. All the comments I see are supporting Georgia and I completely understand but what about the fact that Ginny is hurting herself?
Fr!!
This makes me cry every time. I love that they don’t show the actual burns but it’s still painful on an emotional level to watch. Both characters played this scene extremely well
When I tell you I had to pause this scene cause I nearly bawled my eyes out during my lunch break 😭
this is the only video where i will always tear up no matter how many times i watch this
Virginia and Georgia’s relationship is the real love story of this show! ☺️🥰💘
@apickle-ku5ri I think “Ginny’s” real name is “Virginia” I like referring to people by their real names.
As someone who used to do SH. This scene is so amazing to see a mom making her daughter feel better. ❤
The most emotional scene of whole show...love the show
This scene killed me. These actors were at the top of their game. Applause! Give them all the awards.
Ginny is so lucky to have a mother like Georgia. Love and care for your mothers, no one is ever gonna love you the same way your mother does, and if your mom dies life will never be the same again because then you will know what it truly means to be all alone in this world.
You’ve never had a mother like this, and it shows. Georgia has great intentions, but she’s a horrible mother
Nice joke .
@@percypotter4697 your life is a joke