Chris & Cathy || Where's My Love

❖ Coloring: Autumnfantasy
❖ Fandom : Flowers in the attic
❖ Song: SYML - Where's My Love

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[carolserra]

Me: okay cute couple edit
*"Go ask your brother"*
Me: wait WHAT

[avabrayton]

i just pressed on this because it was in my recommended. i’ve never seen this show (or movie?) i thought it was regular couple until i scrolled through the comments half way through the video

[impossibledial]

They’re beautiful and disgusting at the same time...

What have I done to myself.

[dani]

guys before y'all judge remember

they were kept hidden and held captive in their grandmother's attic and they probably never learned what love is and only felt oved by each other since they were there so long

[lunarwolf]

This is one of those ships that you don’t know if you ship it or nah

[ayanaimanova]

THEYRE BROTHER AND SISTER YALL ARE GOING TO JAIL IFSNDNXJX

[amyimmonen]

Me: damn hes hot, i ship it
Lady: “go get your brother”
Me: WAIT HUH?

[idkilikeeggos]

I was so ready to be like “I ship it” and then I was all like “sweet home Alabama, yee haw”

[lesliecarmo]

" Go ask your brother"

Me: wait a minute... STOP

[ahsfiend]

some of y’all don’t understand the plot of the whole movie and it shows.

[phannah]

When their mother asked Cathy if she really loves her brother and she said "Yes I love him, you made me love him." And this actually makes me cry. Because I understand now. This is incest. They are disgusting, crazy, mad and all those bad things we want to say about them but we couldnt truly never understand what they'd been through in that attic. They only have each other to lean on during those darkest times. Only them can understand and accept each others' scars. They made it through and will make it through because of each other.
And this movie is a lesson how things like this will brought only bad things to the family. It becomes a family curse and it will never stop. Its not their fault its the environment they grew up in.

This might have happened already in our society right now. And it just makes me sad 🥺

[svftmgc]

their story is so tragic and sad but i can’t help love them anyway.

when you take into account their parents relationship (uncle and niece), their grandmother continuously accusing them of incest before anything even happens between them, along with being locked in a room for three years straight with just each other and their two siblings, the fact that they’re both early teens going through puberty, and having to endure the emotional, physical and mental abuse their mother and grandmother inflicted, it makes sense that they would turn to each other and find love and comfort in each other. imagine how difficult it would be to deal with having feelings for the one person you absolutely never should, while that one person is the only person alive who understands everything you feel and have gone through.

its crystal clear that everyone crying “sweet home alabama” has absolutely no idea what this series is about.

[jaidenjn]

Me before reading comments: they’re soo cute ! ✨🤗

Me after reading the comments: what in the sweet home Alabama is going on here ? 😧

[btskings]

The fact that this is soo wrong, but given the circumstances, they decided to find comfort in each other. Wrong but justifiable! Also I watched all the sequels and truly loved the storyline.
It's Fiction folks, enjoy it without thinking much lol

[Gily]

I really feel bad for them. Everything that they suffered because of their denatured mother, their crazy grandmother and adults blinded by ambition... is insane. The confinement, torture and tragedy they endured at such a delicate age... no wonder it has disturbed them in more that one way. They twisted their world and sibling love they used to have when they were young. They only had each other. After everything they went through, I'm surprised that they aren't serial killers, psychopaths or sociopaths. It's a very sad and disturbing story, you have to watch the movies or read the books to understand them.

[jolieashlyn]

remember this was all encouraged by their mother, and they were basically held captive by their grandmother and don’t know what real love is. still wrong as hell but the book was good

[DBarns]

The grandmother had zero room to judge their relationship. Regardless of how anyone feels about what happened, her actions lead to what happened. The kids were locked in the attic, kept prisoner and abused by their own family. Since they only had each other, this was the end result. It's always ironic how people like that blame others for the fire they themselves started.

[xxiv]

Okay, so I watched the entire thing shipping them to find out their siblings. TF Nah youtube did me wrong idc idc

[lexibrowning]

Does anyone else remember these books in the school library back in like 5th and 6th grade? I remember reading them back then and making sure my mom didn’t know what it was about. I’ve always understood Chris and Cathy

[UrYellowFellow]

Just the two siblings keeping their blood line pure