Riley Keough

Yeah, I didn't really think I was. Yeah, it wasn't impulsive or anything. I just like knew that he was the person. I knew he was the person I was meant to have kids with. I just knew it. So I don't know. And neither of us were like neither of us ever put any pressure on it either. It wasn't like we still don't.

Yeah, I didn't really think I was. Yeah, it wasn't impulsive or anything. I just like knew that he was the person. I knew he was the person I was meant to have kids with. I just knew it. So I don't know. And neither of us were like neither of us ever put any pressure on it either. It wasn't like we still don't.

We're not like our marriage will never fail and we're going to be together till we're 80. You know, like we're both kind of like if we ever were unhappy, we would get divorced.

We're not like our marriage will never fail and we're going to be together till we're 80. You know, like we're both kind of like if we ever were unhappy, we would get divorced.

We're not like our marriage will never fail and we're going to be together till we're 80. You know, like we're both kind of like if we ever were unhappy, we would get divorced.

You know, you're realist. We're realist. We're like, whatever. Yeah.

You know, you're realist. We're realist. We're like, whatever. Yeah.

You know, you're realist. We're realist. We're like, whatever. Yeah.

There were just not a lot of boundaries. It was very like everyone knew everything about everybody. And everyone was involved in everybody's. If I was breaking up with a boyfriend, like she was involved. You know, like it was like that kind of a thing. Everyone, you know, my brother, my dad, like we were very enmeshed, I think.

There were just not a lot of boundaries. It was very like everyone knew everything about everybody. And everyone was involved in everybody's. If I was breaking up with a boyfriend, like she was involved. You know, like it was like that kind of a thing. Everyone, you know, my brother, my dad, like we were very enmeshed, I think.

There were just not a lot of boundaries. It was very like everyone knew everything about everybody. And everyone was involved in everybody's. If I was breaking up with a boyfriend, like she was involved. You know, like it was like that kind of a thing. Everyone, you know, my brother, my dad, like we were very enmeshed, I think.

Yes. I think that there was a certain point probably in my mid-20s when I sort of became more of the caretaker in the relationship. And I think it was around when she became addicted to opiates. Because she was always sort of the like leader in our family. And then she had, you know, fell into her addiction. And at that point, I sort of

Yes. I think that there was a certain point probably in my mid-20s when I sort of became more of the caretaker in the relationship. And I think it was around when she became addicted to opiates. Because she was always sort of the like leader in our family. And then she had, you know, fell into her addiction. And at that point, I sort of

Yes. I think that there was a certain point probably in my mid-20s when I sort of became more of the caretaker in the relationship. And I think it was around when she became addicted to opiates. Because she was always sort of the like leader in our family. And then she had, you know, fell into her addiction. And at that point, I sort of

Yes. You know? And you're like, wait. No. Who's seeing this?

Yes. You know? And you're like, wait. No. Who's seeing this?

Yes. You know? And you're like, wait. No. Who's seeing this?

But I think – and it's – What are the ways, if you're comfortable in sharing, that you find yourself in that situation?

But I think – and it's – What are the ways, if you're comfortable in sharing, that you find yourself in that situation?

But I think – and it's – What are the ways, if you're comfortable in sharing, that you find yourself in that situation?