#32 By Leaps And Boundaries: Double Lives of Suburban Wives (S1 E5)

And it starts off with Heather and Sean.

Sean is working on a car in the driveway and Heather wants to talk to him.

And she lets us know that trying to have a serious conversation with him usually involves A lot of moans and groans, him talking about something completely different and looking up at the sky.

Heather's laughing as she tells us this, but I'm just thinking about the fact that like they have four kids.

Definitely indicates that Heather's left to deal with a lot of the, you know, quote unquote serious things that come up in their lives like on her own.

But she's telling us that she does need his support on this.

Like, we need to be together.

We need to be on the same page when we tell the kids and my mother-in-law.

So she's telling him, you know, the kids are filming.

So they're going to be on it and they're going to want to watch the show when it airs, too.

So we're going to have to sit them down and talk to them.

He's like, I guess.

And she's like, what about your mom? He's like, I'm not having that conversation.

Heather tells us it's difficult for Sean to talk to his mom about this because they're so close, which I don't know what close means to other people, but shouldn't that mean it would be easier? She says it's especially hard because he has, quote, secrets that people don't know.

I love the idea of each of these husbands like coyly coming out like one by one as though we don't, you know, like we can't assume at this point that they all do content to some extent.

So when a producer asks him if he does content, he says no, like record fast.

It's like, Sean, do you do content? No.

But Heather says, well, we both do.

And we see like a screenshot of the hella hot wife hubby page.

And she's like, he doesn't like to talk about it.

So he doesn't like to talk about it.

But he agreed to film a show doing exactly that in this joint confessional there.

And he's like practically yelling like, no, it's not mine.

And she's like, it's a shared page.

And he's like genuinely getting really mad.