Madelaine Petsch

So she would always say that to me as a young child.

And yeah, I see exactly how she got there.

It's also interesting because her parents are, my grandfather was a really accomplished blood doctor in South Africa and my grandma was a stay-at-home mom to six children.

Six, wow.

Six children all by herself.

And they had in front of the kids a really beautiful, happy, healthy relationship.

And behind the closed doors, they weren't in love.

But my mom saw this structure of life and was like, I'm going to provide my kids with what I had.

Right.

But as she got older, she was like, oh, they weren't in love.

You know, my grandma had like this illustrious love life when my when my grandfather left her for somebody else.

And so you kind of start finding out these things and you're like, oh, you didn't have what you thought you had.

But the structure that you were given, you wanted to bring to me.

So she kind of always tried to create that structure for us.

Don't we all?

Yeah.

Even my therapist is like, I'm going to fuck up my kid.

You know what I mean?

Even my therapist says that.

And she's like the most strong, smart, like clear woman.