32x11 - For the Love of Pete

[bunniefuu]

- Here's what happened last time on "Real World"...

- What's life been like growing up?

- When we'd get in fights, mom and dad

would never talk about anything. Nothing would be solved.

- It sounds like there was conflict,

but nobody was talking about.

- I just want her to tell me that she loves me

and not be so closed off.

- There's something worth fighting for

in this relationship. [line trilling]

- Anna? - Mom?

- What's up?

- Do you, in your heart of hearts,

believe it will help? - I wouldn't tell you to come.

- Okay.

- I think my mom will be able to help Katrina and I

to talk about our feelings right now and move forward.

- I want this girl to be my girlfriend.

I'm serious. - Yes, yes, yes, yes.

[upbeat dance music]

- Clearly, it's my dancing that pissed you off.

- No, it's not! It's the way you [bleep] dance...

- Exactly! - When you're not with me!

- Peter's trying to control her.

Imagine if the cameras were not there.

- I got up at : am, I peed,

then I got at up at : and peed.

Like, I know I'm not pregnant, but then again,

I always think I'm pregnant. Talk about a plot twist.

- Tya, it's Matt, you asked to speak with me?

- Can I please talk to you in person?

- How far along are you?

[crying] I don't know.

[dramatic music]

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[dramatic music]

[keypad beeping]

♪♪

[indistinct chattering]

♪

- Um... [clears throat]

Oh my gosh, I don't want to cry.

[indistinct chattering]

I have so much stuff going on with my mind right now.

It's like my mind is going a mile a minute.

Oh. [bleep] [bleep].

- I'm losing my [bleep] my stomach, like--

From the side it looks good and then when I go--

- Yeah, that side profile. - Yeah.

- That little turn? Got to get a little twist going.

- What the [bleep]?

- If you squeeze the rib in, and you get the riblets.

- Yeah. - [laughs]

[line trilling]

- Hey. - Hey, Mom.

Um...

I'll try not to cry.

- Tyara? - Yeah.

- I was telling you, don't get yourself all worked up.

- I know, I just have a lot going on, Mom.

I just have a lot. - And it's okay.

It's going to be okay.

It is going to be-- it's already okay.

- Okay.

♪

- It's nice. I feel like we get to get out

a little bit. We get some fresh air.

- Yeah. - Oh, that's so nice.

Which way am I gonna hit? That way?

- ♪ No matter what

♪One foot after the other the other ♪

- Let's race from the yellow line to the other one.

- I don't wanna. You're gonna beat me.

- So what? - On your mark.

- No, I'm not ready yet!

- On your mark!

- No, I gotta tie my shoes tighter.

- The last time I raced Jenn, I took it, like, easy.

- Oh, he took it easy.

- Watch. Watch, you'll see. - Behind the line.

- On your mark, get set, go! - [grunting]

No!

All right, we get it. You're fast.

♪♪

- Our mom's been flying all morning.

Isn't she great? Definitely a good warrior.

♪

- Oh my God, there she is. - There she is.

She's so cute. - Hey, Mom, I got it.

Drop it, drop it, I got it. [laughs]

How are you? - You're so cute!

Oh, I just missed you so [bleep] much.

Oh my God, stop.

I miss you so much. Seriously. - It's so crazy.

- I can't believe you're here, Mom.

- Look at your sunglasses.

- My mom is just like so cute.

She has, like, a presence about her that makes me calm,

and, like, I can just look at her

and she understands me,

and I love her more than anything.

It's just, there's no one like your mom.

[gentle music]

- Seriously, I'm gonna meet the roommates?

- Yeah. - Welcome home.

- Oh my gosh, wait.

Come here, I want to do a confessional with you.

- Wait, show her around first, Katrina.

- It takes two seconds to have her do this.

- Katrina and I definitely have way different relationships

with our mother. [both giggling]

I always felt like my mom has instigated

me and Katrina's issues a little more

and if anybody feels left out, it's me.

- Let's go. [both giggling]

- Mom, this is Anika and Jordan.

- Hi. Nice to meet you. - Hi, guys.

It's nice to meet you. - And what's your name again?

- This is Jordan. This is Linda. - Linda, nice to meet you.

- I love that name, Jordan. - Oh, thank you.

- That's like my favorite names. - Oh, Tya, meet my mom.

- Hey, hi. - Mom, this is Tya, Linda.

- Nice to meet you.

- Yes.

- Is it? - Is it really?

- Oh, that's crazy. - Wow, that is crazy.

- Here, Mommy, let me put some makeup on you.

- [laughs] - Wait.

Mommy, look, look up. No, no, look at me.

Your eyes look up, your face look down.

- Oh my gosh, Anna. Gosh. - Eyes look up, face down.

- I know. - Yes, like, eyes up--

- Look up, Mom. Face down.

Look up. - Stay, Mommy.

- Anna, Mom doesn't even need makeup.

- [laughs] - Why'd you let her do this?

- I don't know, I'm trusting her.

- [groans]

- What are you doing?

- Huh? - What are you doing?

- I'm just moving my stuff upstairs.

- All right. Don't scare me. - Why'd I scare you?

- Thought you was packing.

I thought you was leaving.

Tya's being weird.

Real weird.

I'ma be honest with you, I have a bad feeling

that something is not right.

Yeah, the cameras were up there for a long time.

Any time that's happening, I've seen that

something's going on, and everyone but her up there.

So that is a little weird.

- [chuckles]

You're looking like, "Oh, is she about to eat all of this?"

- Hm...I definitely can't drink, but--

[phone ringing]

- Hey, it's Tya.

Okay. - Peter?

- Huh? - Do you want some?

- No thanks, I'm good. - Your butt looks huge.

You all right? Did you know that?

- Yes. - Oh, you did, all right.

[indistinct chatter]

- Yeah, that's fine. - Thank you, love.

- Damn. - I didn't mean to be

that aggressive. No, no.[laughs]

Taking my anger out on the refrigerator.

- Do you want to go in the front of the mirror?

- Yeah, that's fine.

- And, too, I have the little hair ties right here.

[dramatic music]

- What's going on?

- I don't know.

I feel like "Alien vs. Predator"

right now. - Why?

- Just looking at myself in the mirror, my angle,

and my greasy a*s face and the braids. [laughs]

I still want to have a friendship with Jenn,

and I want our friendship to grow.

I feel like she's one of the coolest girls in the house

and we'll get along just fine.

Hopefully Peter doesn't have any impact on that

because of his feelings toward me.

- Jenn, can you please braid my hair?

- Stop [bleep].

It just gives you another opportunity to talk to me.

That's why I hate it and you can't--you can't--

I don't expect you to say no. It's not like you'd be like,

not want--'cause I know how you are.

I mean, I would say no, but--

- Hmm, Jenn? Sorry, will you fix this one?

- Yeah. - Dude.

- [coughing] - Yay.

Thank you, Jenn. - You're welcome.

- I clearly hate Anna, and I feel like

Jenn has to stop talking to Anna.

It's simple. Don't be friends with Anna.

[dramatic music]

- [sighs] Okay.

- Tya, you good? - It's not--it's nothing.

Let me just get everyone.

Can everyone come in the living room?

- Oh, damn.

- Pete, can you come in the living room?

- Yeah, sure. - Is there anyone else here?

- I think Katrina's in there.

- Well, I need everyone in the living room.

Like, it's important. Like, now.

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Okay, well, basically, um, it's just, like,

some personal stuff going on at home.

It has absolutely nothing to do with you guys, um...

but [bleep], it's just stuff I have to take care of,

so, um... I'll try not to cry.

I don't really want to go into detail of it,

but they already have a flight for me to go home.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

- You're leaving? - Wait, what the [bleep]?

- You just going for a trip?

- Like, if I stayed here, it wouldn't be good,

so, um, I just need to get home.

But I love you guys, and, um,

I almost made it to the finish line,

but I didn't. It's okay.

You guys finish for me,

and just have, like, a lot of fun.

- It's all right, you still made it.

- And you got a really good experience

out of this, you know? We got to hash our [bleep] out.

- And you guys have been here for me, so I appreciate that.

[crying]

- I'm very shocked to hear that Tya's leaving.

We were just, like, in the process of, like,

becoming comfortable with each other.

If she needs anyone to talk to back at home,

I'll be there for her, and support,

if she needs someone.

- She went to the doctor earlier.

Did she tell you what happened?

- She said she might have a UTI.

- You're lying.

- You're lying.

- This is not because of house stuff?

- Mm-mmm, mm-mmm. It's just personal stuff

going on at home, and I just can't--

- Okay. - Mm-hmm.

I just can't. I can't be here.

- I'm sorry. - It's okay.

It's not you guys, I promise.

Like, if I could stay, I would,

but I have to go home. [crying]

- I don't know what's going on, but, you know,

I look at her, and she's clearly going through something.

So it's bigger than the house, it's bigger than "Real World."

I don't want you to go, but, I mean,

it sounds like you have to go. I just feel bad.

I wish I could help you.

- Yeah, no. It's okay. It's okay.

You guys are great.

- There's stuff going on at home with her family.

Family's first.

Family over everything, so I understand,

but it just sucks that we're gonna see T go.

We're losing another one.

- This is-- This is wild.

- This sucks.

I'm sorry for whatever's going on.

- I'm gonna go do my makeup stuff.

- That's what I thought, but I don't think so.

- Oh.

- Oh, I can't even process this.

I'm like-- - It's okay.

It's just act like, you know, it's a normal day.

- Okay.

Well, one less person fighting for my mirror.

[both chuckle]

Well, she's leaving me.

Another original gone.

I don't want her to leave.

- Don't be sad about it. - I am.

Tya, I love you so much.

- I love you, too, but I just can't stay here.

I think I really need to go home.

- Mm-hmm. You need to be with family.

- Yeah.

- Oh. - I know.

Oh, [bleep] [bleep] [bleep].

- All right, let's go. - Oh, [bleep], rain down.

Oh, no.

Can you carry some of the heavy stuff for me?

- God damn. - I know, I'm sorry.

- No, you're good.

- I'm really out of here. This is crazy.

I don't know where to start. - Okay.

- Okay, okay.

- Okay. Bye, girls. - Bye, Tya.

- Bye, stay strong.

- Ooh, my beauty pageant. - I love you.

- Oh, I love you too. - Just text me.

- Okay. - And I got you.

- Okay. - I think that all of us

in this house have things to work on with ourselves.

Like, when I came here, I was trying to create myself,

create how people would perceive me,

but leaving this house,

I feel like I don't have to do that.

I could just be myself.

And those who will love me will love me for being me,

and those who don't like me, what are you gonna do about it?

You know, you're gonna die trying to please everyone.

- I'll miss you, all right? - Oh, Robbie, I'll miss you.

- House isn't gonna be the same without you.

- As far as all my roommates,

I never expected for us to be close like we are today.

And I'm blessed, and I'm so thankful

to finally have that 'cause I didn't have that before.

Bye, guys. - Love you.

- I love you, too. - It's sad.

- Coming up...

- Katrina, will you turn up the air conditioning?

- Will you seriously stop with the whining and complaining?

It's so annoying, you know? - [cackles]

[both cackling]

- I feel like Katrina will throw me under the bus

in order to make me look like the bad person,

and her to look, like, better, like the victim.

- I know what it feels like to be verbally abused.

When I'm told that I'm [bleep] piece of [bleep],

are you serious? It's your [bleep] sister.

And when your [bleep] sister is drunk,

she's a [bleep] b*tch!

[dramatic music]

- Do you know what you guys are gonna do?

Like, are you guys gonna, like--

- He's gonna move to Hoboken. My lease is up in November.

- Oh my God. That's crazy. - I know.

- I definitely want to move in with Peter.

I'm % positive that we're gonna get through this.

We're gonna be happy.

I know that we're gonna be happy.

- Wow. Wow, I'm sorry.

Like, I keep on saying "wow," because I don't know

what else to stay. - I think I do.

- Oh! - I won't move with anybody

for at least a year and half, two years.

I really think they need to pump the brakes.

- It's gonna be, like, funny, 'cause I'm like,

people will ask me, "Well, how'd you guys meet?"

The "Real World" house. - Like, #RealWorldCouple.

- Oh, God.

- Would I look stupid if I wear a black jacket with this?

- No, it's cute. Come on.

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- It's hot as ba*ls back here.

Katrina, will you turn up the air conditioning?

- I've been having, like, really weird dreams--

- Oh, Katrina, it's so hot.

Please, would you ask the dude in the front?

- You seriously need to stop with the whining

and complaining, 'cause it's so annoying.

- It's hot. - I have to ask six times.

- Mom, I know, but I put it on, and put it right towards you.

It's like hee, hee, like, you know?

[both cackling]

[both laugh]

- Are we going into Little Water?

- Yeah. - Perfect, thank you.

- It's so beautiful. - Oh my God, right?

- Let's get an appetizer. - Oh, look, Mom.

They named a drink after Anna, the troublemaker.

- Did they? Did they really? - The troublemaker.

- It sounds good. - Mom, I love you.

- I know. - I feel like Katrina will

throw me under the bus

in order to make me look like the bad person,

so she'll look better, like the victim.

- Were you surprised that I said yes, I would come?

- No, I had to beg you.

- No, you said, "You better, or else."

- No, I didn't. I was like,

"Mom, don't make me beg you."

- Did you want me to come? - Of course I wanted you to.

I'm happy you're here.

- Do I really want to deal with somebody like that all the time?

Like, no. - I'm gonna go have a cigarette.

Is that cool with you guys? - Sure, go ahead.

- Thank you.

[upbeat dramatic music]

- It sucks. I hate that you have to, like,

leave, you know, and I'm stuck here with, like, ugh.

- Well, you know what?

Anna's holding it together really well.

I mean, but I don't want to make a big deal out of it.

- Yeah. Mm-hmm, %.

But it's just, it's tough. - Yeah.

You know what? Everybody had a reason to come here,

and, you know, we better figure this out,

why we're here, why we're going through this experience,

and take something good out of it.

- My mom doesn't like when me and my sister argue.

My mom wants me and my sister to be there for each other.

But it's hard at times,

because my whole family's always had tension,

and it's hard to break the cycle, I guess.

You guys were awesome parents, but I didn't have the perfect

parental guidance in my life. - Right.

- Dad was only there half the year.

I wanted a family.

I wanted the family around the dinner table.

Divorce was a time in my life where I was miserable.

I was the youngest, so I felt like

I was put in the middle, the most of it.

It was all about custody,

like going with your father, living , miles away,

or like, living down with your mother.

My sister tries to make it seem like...

noth--things weren't that bad.

She didn't go through what I went through.

My sister was never there. She was never there.

- There she is.

- Mom, Do you have a pen and paper?

I kind of want to write a list of things to do.

Let's do, like paddleboarding.

- I would definitely do kayaking.

- I would say kayaking, too.

- Gosh, my nose is, like peeling.

- Oh! - Mom, your pen--Anna, look.

It's all over me. She's like, "Ugh!" Get it off.

- It broke in my bag. - Oh, God!

- She done pulled them high boots out.

Okay, what you hunting for tonight?

- Um, multiple things. both: Ooh!

- ♪ Ooh ooh ooh

♪ Don't fight it ♪

♪♪

- Hell, yeah.

♪

- That's what I'm doing all night.

- I've never seen that game before.

[all exclaim]

- Want to go outside? Want to go with us?

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- I don't get it. Like, I don't get it.

- I don't know, bro. - You want to know something?

Like, this is what I wanted.

Like, I'm usually the one that's all trying

to be like cuddly, cute, kissy.

And I can tell you, every single boyfriend

of mine would be like, "You're so [bleep] annoying,

stop kissing me." But, like, I finally have someone who like,

loves to be like that.

- You and Peter are a great couple together.

- You are, though.

Like, the way you just like, you know,

kind of got like all giddy and stuff.

- You are. - Stop.

You guys are gonna make me blush, stop.

- You are. I know. That's what I'm saying.

- She knows this is gonna get a rise outta me.

Why'd you do it? - 'Cause you know--

- I'm gonna go outside for a second, be right back.

I'd be, all right, turn around,

Anna and Katrina are going outside.

Really, I think I legit want to [bleep] right now, dude.

- It's more annoying that it's like, because of the cameras,

we're fighting over stupid [bleep].

I said to him, I was like, "Seriously, no more fighting."

- Yeah. - I think I'm gonna explode.

Honestly. - You can't explode.

'Cause Jenn, she's gonna go like this,

and she's gonna curl up and she's gonna say

"Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,"

and not hear a word that you say.

- I just don't like confrontation.

- No, you're just like me.

You're so easygoing, you're so chill,

you're down to have fun, but you want down nights, too.

If you, like, were not involved in a relationship,

you already know, like, you and I, like,

would already, like, always be together.

- Yeah. - I don't know why

she's hanging out with Anna. She doesn't see things.

This is what I mean. She doesn't see things.

She doesn't get things sometimes,

but she'll understand at some point.

[all laugh]

[dramatic music]

♪

- Jenn! - What's going on?

- I'm fine. I'm fine.

Just, like,

I-I don't appreciate Jenn

going up to Anna and Katrina for no reason.

Like, she knows I don't like Anna.

You know, she knows I don't like her,

and, like, nobody does. So...[laughs]

- Why don't you guys just take the night off,

you sleep in your bed, she sleeps in her bed?

- No. - And you guys talk about it

in the morning? - No, no, because clearly

she's doing things to get me upset.

It has to come out, it has to come out of me.

I could've told her from the beginning not to talk to Anna,

but I didn't say that, because I trusted her.

I trusted her, and--

and I felt like she would do it on her own.

And she didn't. So, you could move over or not.

- Why? - Because I said so, that's why.

- Okay. - Yeah.

Sorry, guys, to wake you up.

I have to talk to her personally.

Awesome. I hope you guys understand.

You were talking to Anna and Katrina for an hour outside,

got me upset, and I didn't appreciate what you did.

I don't-- I don't deserve this.

I've done nothing but, like, be nice to you.

I'm telling you the truth, Jenn.

I love you, ,%. I want to live with you.

But if you be bad like this, we can't.

We can't live together.

- I really can't talk about this right now.

- Great, great, great. - Why are you getting mad?

I just don't want to wake them up.

They're sleeping. - So now--so now you care?

So now you care? So now you care?

- What are you--[growls] - So now you care?

- My God, stop making such a big deal

out of everything. - So now you care?

- I really don't understand why he gets so angry,

and I kind of shut down.

And that drives him even more crazy.

- So what are you gonna do, Jenn?

What do you want me to do? Tell me what you want me to do.

- I don't-- what I want you to do...

- Yeah, what do you want to do?

- Is to calm...down. - I'm calm.

So if you can't accept me for who I am right now,

then I'm not gonna [bleep] be with you.

So you tell me right now what the [bleep] you want?

- Well, I want to be with you, but--

- Okay, but if you can't accept who I am right now--

[indistinct shouting]

- That is some yelling, bro.

- So you tell me what the [bleep] you want.

- I'm asking you to just, like, calm down a little.

That's all I'm asking. - I'm calm. I'm calm.

What the [bleep] do you want? What do you want?

- You know I want to be with you, so, but I don't understand.

- But you go off and talk to whoever the [bleep] you want,

do what you want, [bleep]. - The whole [bleep] house

can hear you. Stop! - I don't care what

the whole house [bleep] thinks. I don't care.

- Yelling is stressing me out. - It's stressing me out.

- How can you concentrate right now?

- So does it not disturb you that you can, like,

literally hear them yelling right now?

- Oh, no, it does. It bothers me,

but what am I gonna [bleep] say?

'Cause I know nothing. 'Cause I give advice,

but nobody takes the [bleep].

- But you're the closest person she has right now.

If there's anyone to help her, I feel like it would be you.

- You [bleep] up not me. You.

- Regardless of what it's about, I don't care what it's about.

There are other ways that you can

express your anger at women.

- I feel like he's acting erratic at this point.

I have no idea why that it's getting this bad.

- And again! Again you did it! Why? Why? Why?

I'm [bleep] going insane right now because of this.

- All we hear is Peter screaming.

The entire house is upset.

- You're doing [bleep] that's not making me love you anymore.

You realize that, right? - Stop yelling.

- Over [bleep] two dumb-a*s [bleep] girls.

- Stop. - I don't care!

- Yeah, she's fine. I'm [bleep] making sure that

nothing pops up. I'll give him, I'll swing.

- [crying] Can you just stop yelling, please?

- What is yelling to do with anything?

- You're yelling, and it's freaking me out.

- What does that have to do with anything?

- Can you stop? - Hey, Jordan, you guys

should like, send security for, like,

dudes that act up like that all the time.

- [sniffles]

- Stop, Peter. Stop, Peter.

- Security for what, honey?

You got a problem? What's wrong?

- Pronto. - Pronto, yeah.

- Pronto. Thank you. - Yeah, call security, go ahead.

- Yo, Peter, chill the [bleep] out, dude.

- You're talking so disrespectful.

- I'm chill. I don't give a [bleep]!

I don't give a [bleep]!

- Of course you don't, but everyone's looking at you,

like this is seriously the way that you're talking

to this girl that you care about.

- I don't give a [bleep].

- How the [bleep] can you talk to a girl

like that and disrespect her, and claim

that you care about her at the end of the day?

- Guess, what, she [bleep]-- what does your sister do?

I don't give a [bleep]. - Okay, okay, okay.

- You both are [bleep] b*tches, nobody [bleep] likes you.

I don't give a [bleep] about that.

- Okay, yeah.

- That's why you go by yourselves

to all your [bleep] bars.

Nobody gives a [bleep] about you. Awesome

- Why are you turning this around? You were just--

all I said was--

- You're the one who's turned it around on me!

She's calling [bleep] security on me for no [bleep] reason!

- The way that you're speaking to somebody

needs security and needs to be calm.

- You don't describe how I feel about anybody else

in this [bleep] house. - Describing how you feel?

Your actions definitely portray it for you.

- You don't [bleep] know anything about me!

You know nothing about me! You know nothing about me!

- I know enough about you to know that, like,

there's seriously something going on inside you,

the way you're acting--

- There's something going inside of me,

that's why your mom's out here, right?

Me, obviously you guys have family problems

more than I do, so shut the [bleep] up.

- You made your point. - Both of you guys

shut the [bleep] up. - You made your point.

- Peter, you're so disrespectful.

- I don't give a [bleep] about you!

- Pete, you made your point, okay?

Chill. - I wasn't even yelling.

It's not even yelling.

Listen, you want to see me yell, I'll scream.

- Don't [bleep] swing. Don't punch someone.

- Calling in security on me about I'm talking to her?

- Okay, listen. - Why is she calling security?

- Listen. - 'Cause she's being a [bleep],

and that's why I got [bleep] mad about that whole entire thing!

- Listen! Listen, listen. - Stop.

- Listen. Just stop.

- I don't know what his issue is with Katrina and I,

but, like, let it go, bro. I have nothing against you.

But just don't bash a woman in a house

when she is not even, like, putting up a fight.

- [growls]

- [crying]

[dramatic music]

Yeah.

- I don't want to fight with Jenn

and I'm sorry for it in the morning.

- You want some pancakes, dude? - No, I'm good.

- So I decide to make it up to her.

- Here.

- The way that Peter came at Jenn,

over time, the [bleep] wears you down,

breaks you down to where you think it is normal.

You think it's normal for somebody to act this way.

- They smell really nice? They smell good.

- I wanted to educate myself a little bit.

This is where it starts.

It can end up a lot worse, but this is where it starts.

- They're not. - Oh.

- I never got the whole breakfast in bed thing either.

This is so crazy.

I mean, there's a few arguments here and there,

but it's just, he is a good guy.

So...

- You're welcome.

[upbeat dramatic music]

♪♪

- That's such a pretty pancake. - Oh, thank you.

- I see a search up on the computer,

"domestic abuse verbal."

Who could be Googleing that?

The only person that pops to mind

would be Anna and Katrina.

- It's not cool. Just not cool.

- I got my bag. Are we ready? - Uh-huh.

- I'm glad you guys dressed me so cute.

- Are we the only ones going? Nobody else is going?

- Me, my mom and my sister are all going to go to the Falls.

It's beautiful there. I'm excited for it.

- Light-weight sweater. - Oh, perfect.

- I cannot wait to get out of this house.

[upbeat music]

- Dude, look, I guess they had domestic abuse

Googled in the computer.

- Wait, what? - Are you [bleep] kidding me?

- That, just like, that just-- - I've never--

I've never even, I've never been accused of that ever in my life.

- That's not [bleep] funny. - It's ridiculous,

just because I cried one night

doesn't mean you know my relationship.

Are you [bleep] kidding me? - What does it say?

- What the [bleep] is wrong with them?

- He was just-- He was raising his voice.

I've been through verbal abuse.

I've been through mental abuse, physical abuse.

Like, that's not-- like, him just being drunk

and raising his voice over something so [bleep] stupid,

that--no, yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no.

- They did it on purpose again. Anna's a snake.

She's trying to get under my skin,

but I'm not gonna let it happen.

I'm not gonna let it get under my skin,

'cause I really don't give a [bleep] at this point.

I'll find another way to get-- get back at her,

get under her skin.

- It's none of their [bleep] business, number one.

Number two, like, don't try to [bleep] tell me

that I'm getting abused

when I know what that [bleep] is.

Like, I'm shaking, I can't.

[upbeat music]

♪

- Let's go. - Do you guys remember at all

when you were little and we brought you here?

- Not here, you never brought us here, though.

- No, not here, but when we went to--yeah.

- Seattle, yeah. - Wow. Beautiful.

- Look, and then you go down here, Mom.

And there's the river and you're hanging out down there.

- Look, there's something over there, Mom, right after that.

- Beautiful.

- Hopefully my mom will be able to help Katrinaand I

work through a lot of issues today,

and then we can all be on the same page together.

- Look at, like, the little beach area.

How cute. Mom, watch out this rock.

- You got her? - Hold on to me.

- Come on, Kat.

♪♪

- Nature. Beautiful.

♪♪

- What are you thinking? - When I say things,

I just want them to mean things. - What do you mean?

- I don't know, like, talk about something deeper.

Like, I miss you, Mom. You came all the way out here.

- I know. I know.

I'm so happy that I did, too.

I feel like you guys are like--I don't know.

Did you guys even talk? I feel like...

- Yeah, of course. - Did you ever have

any conversations?

- Well, he wasn't there that much.

- I, like, look back at it now,

and I don't even think he was, like, that bad.

I think it was just the whole situation,

and everybody played their own role in it.

- Dude, you have no idea.

Do not sit there and act like you know what he got mad about.

- So why even bring up something that happened so long ago?

You guys need to get over it.

Yeah. - I am over it. I am over it.

I'm just saying that I don't think he--

- The less said, the better sometimes, you know?

- I thought that my Mom was gonna bring us closer,

and immediately I'm already getting shut down.

- People grow apart, and we grew apart.

- Communication is something that, like, Katrina and I

desperately need.

- Communication has been our biggest problem.

We learned from kind of,like,

the worst communicators, you know?

You have to kind of think about it.

♪♪

- I can't. I'm done with them too.

- Anna, did you look up domestic verbal abuse?

- Yeah. - Jenn text you?

- Don't assume everything's about you.

'Cause it really isn't about you, Jenn.

Like, it is about myself.

I'm educating myself.

- Why do you look up that stuff, though,

on the thing to start more drama?

- I honestly wasn't even doing it--

I was looking up, like, the signs and stuff.

Like, why are they taking it personally?

They don't even know what's been going on.

Mom's been here.

Think about it, how many different issues we've had.

Like, they need to get over themselves.

- Mm-hmm.

I don't want a fight.

Like, I know that this isn't our relationship,

and I know that it's just because we're stuck

in this stupid [bleep] house

that that's why we're fighting and it's just like,

once we get out in the real world,

this isn't gonna be what our relationship's like,

and I don't want people to think that.

That's why I cry when me and Pete fight,

it's not because he's verbally abusing me like they think.

Yes, Pete was wrong for raising his voice with me.

He knows it. It's not gonna happen again.

Listen...

Okay? - I can't promise that.

For once, I cannot promise that I'm gonna be calm.

- No, I would never. You know me.

- Well, I really don't.

- I love you so much. I'll see you tomorrow.

[upbeat music]

♪♪

- I want to sit by the front door and wait.

- I know. Sit there. - I want to--

- I don't care. You want to do you, do you.

- The whole domestic abuse thing was a low blow to me.

I need to handle it, and if it comes from just me,

maybe Anna and Katrina, they'll understand

that they really pushed someone

who doesn't blow up.

They pushed them to their limit.

And maybe they'll actually realize

that they need to stop acting the way they act.

- The most disrespectful [bleep] people

in this house aren't home yet,

and it's driving me [bleep] nuts.

- Can I talk to you over here?

I'd rather talk to you by yourself, honestly.

For real. For real, for real.

[dramatic music]

♪♪

So, between me and you, like, obviously Jenn's upset

what you did this morning. I didn't even know it happened.

- [groans] They're home.

- Jenn never has been able to speak up for herself,

um, and she feels like she needs to.

- Jenn and I haven't even spoken about it, so please,

if we're gonna get into Jenn's situation--

I thought we were-- - I'm being very calm right now.

I'm telling you, I don't want to get involved,

but she's very upset, and she's gonna come--

and she's gonna be upset with you.

- Of course. I will apologize. - She takes offense to it.

- And I will apologize profusely over and over again,

because I never meant it anything more towards Jenn.

- Fine. - Jenn is an amazing person.

- And again, if it's towards me, it's okay.

I don't give a [bleep], because you know what?

Like, if it's towards me, great.

- I just--okay, we were talking about Jenn.

I thought we were talking about Jenn.

- We are. - But there's no other one

that could be in a fight between Jenn and I.

- All right. Fine, so that's fine.

Giving you a heads up. - Thank you.

- I won't fight with Jenn,

'cause I don't want to fight with Jenn.

I never did want to fight with Jenn.

There's not gonna be a situation, Peter.

I'm sorry to break it to you.

- I already spoke to Anna. - Are you [bleep] kidding me?

Mm-mmm. Mm-mmm. Mm-mmm. Mm-mmm.

- Please. - No, no.

- What do you mean no? You said--

- No. - Honestly, Jenn,

the whole entire thing-- - I'm curious.

I'm curious, since you [bleep] talked to her first,

I'm very curious as to what you said to her.

- He said it was gonna be a fight between us.

- Seriously?

Says the guy who [bleep] cause fights

because I'm [bleep] friends with them.

Are you serious, but you [bleep] talk to her first,

when I told you I could [bleep] handle my [bleep] myself.

- I did. I did. - Are you [bleep] kidding me?

- I did say that, Jenn. - But they wanna [bleep]

disrespect me when they don't [bleep] know

what I've been through. Are you serious?

- No, [bleep] you.

But you can [bleep] get mad at me

for being [bleep] friends with them!

[crying]

No, it's so [bleep] stupid.

You're gonna [bleep] seriously calm her down

before I'm about to flip out,

because they [bleep] disrespected me!

- I'm looking out for you. - Peter is so happy right now.

This is exactly what he wants.

He's looking for any excuse for Jenn and I

not to get along so she doesn't have

to interact with me.

- [crying]

- Cool yourself off. Let her calm down.

She's gonna cry.

- I just want to put it out there, Jenn, you're awesome.

I've told you from the beginning,

you sat there that night and talked to me,

and I sat there-- - I know, but--

- No, let me, let me, let me finish, okay?

When-- Peter, do not interrupt me.

When you were yelling at her that night

for whatever she did wrong, like, I'm sorry.

We sat there and talked so highly

about y'all's relationship. Did we not, Jenn?

- I--I told him that. - I know.

- I told him that. - And then you're gonna sit--

and yell at her? - I don't care.

- You don't care. You don't care about anything

besides your [bleep] self. You're ignorant.

Everyone will see that. You're manipulative.

This girl's [bleep] great. - You're malicious.

- Okay, you know what, Peter? - You're malicious.

- I don't-- - You're malicious.

- See, the problem is the fact that,

no one [bleep] knows what I've been through.

I've been through an a*usive relationship.

So just because he's raising his [bleep] voice,

and when he's angry, it doesn't mean he's verbally abusing me.

I know what it feels like to be verbally abused.

When I'm told that I'm [bleep] a piece of [bleep],

that's when I'm being verbally abused,

not just [bleep] getting mad

'cause I'm hanging out with you two!

So seriously, don't [bleep] sit here

and Google what f*cking verbal abuse is!

- Try to turn this around. I didn't look it up.

I didn't look it up.

- I know, but it's your [bleep] sister, though!

Are you serious? It's your [bleep] sister!

When your [bleep] sister is drunk, she's a [bleep] b*tch!

- Every single girl here agreed with me

that [bleep] night when Peter was yelling at her.

For y'all not to sit up there and say they did not agree.

[overlapping voices]

- Say it. Say it. Say it. No, say it. Say it.

Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it.

- No, every girl-- for you to yell at her--

Everyone in the house was woken up, and they're like--

- Okay, no, no, no. No, no, no. [bleep]

Everybody else was up. Everybody else was up.

- [crying] - So, let's be clear.

- Peter's out of control. He's disrespectful.

When a man can sit there and raise his voice,

and everyone can sit there and be in shock

and not say anything, I will say something.

You are not a man. - Don't tell me I'm not a man!

- No, you-- - You're the--No, no!

I'm not gonna let you finish! You're gonna disrespect me %.

Think I'm gonna let you finish? - You know, I don't like you.

- I don't like you either! You're disrespectful too, honey.

- ...in the house, 'cause you [bleep] [bleep].

- White Tr*sh Florida. I know what Florida's like.

- Oh, yeah? - White Tr*sh.

Southwest Florida. I get it. I lived there.

I get it. - Uh-huh. Exactly, Peter.

- I don't give a [bleep]. - 'Cause you're a [bleep], yo.

- You calling security again, Katrina?

Security, domestic violence, please come by.

- Please. - [sobbing]

- It's funny, 'cause Anna is nowhere to be found right now.

- Seriously, for you to look up this whole [bleep] thing

on the computer here starts this whole drama.

I feel like Jenn is just using this

as like a cop-out to not talk to me,

'cause it makes things easier for her and Peter.

But these are red flags.

And I guarantee you,

if anybody else looks that [bleep] up, too,

you'll see the same exact thing,

what she's been going through.

- I told you I have your back.

- They have no [bleep] right to [bleep] butt in

my [bleep] relationship, 'cause obviously they feel

some type of way because he was with Anna at first.

Like, of course they're gonna [bleep] feel some type of way.

- Definitely my heart feels for Jenn, because Peter,

he manipulates the hell out of her.

The way he, speaks to her, and just overall,

making her feel bad all the time.

So I feel for her, but I mean,

I'm not gonna be able to let her see that.

She's gonna have to see it on her own.

- You just have to have your relationship,

and only you know your relationship.

That's it. No one can put their two cents in about it.

- Jenn, when I sat there and saw you,

like, crying and upset, it hurt me,

'cause I know how much you care about Peter, you know?

Ugh, this whole situation tonight that went down--

- It's very unfortunate that, like,

I have to have this conversation with you,

because it's not you. It's your sister.

And that's what's so frustrating.

Because it's even more frustrating,

'cause they had a thing in the beginning,

so now it just makes it seem like

she's doing it on purpose and the fact that

she can Google that [bleep] and leave it up there

for the entire house to see, that's so disrespectful.

- Listen. Listen, - Because if there's one thing

that can push my buttons, it's that

because that [bleep] destroyed me,

and that's why I don't have confidence,

and that's why I hate myself

and just the fact that she can't come out here

and apologize to me is [bleep] bull[bleep].

- Jenn. - It's [bleep] bull[bleep]

because I gave you guys the benefit of the doubt.

Peter was pissed at me that night,

and the reason why he was yelling at me is

because he can't stand you two. That's why he was yelling at me.

- No, Jenn, I understand and I apologize.

- I've kept my mouth shut this entire time,

between her calling Peter a b*tch last night,

between whatever you guys have with Peter.

Like, it's so [bleep] annoying,

but now, your sister disrespected me,

so now I'm [bleep] pissed.

- ♪ It's her life ♪

♪♪

♪ It's her life ♪

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