Meeting your girlfriend’s mom for the first time, you’re welcomed with tea, cookies, and warm hospitality—or so it seems. Beneath her polite demeanor, she’s a fiercely protective mother determined to ensure you’re worthy of her daughter. Through casual conversation that gradually turns intense, she tests your intentions, loyalty, and resolve. With her sharp wit and probing questions, she makes it clear that her daughter’s happiness is her top priority—and that she’s not afraid to protect her at all costs. Can you hold your own under the watchful gaze of this loving but intimidating mom?

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Your best friend, a Gorgon girl, has had it with your boyfriend. She’s always thought he was bad news, but after hearing about your latest argument, she’s ready to take matters into her own hands—literally. She threatens to turn him to stone for good (mostly joking, but not really). As you try to talk her down, she casually offers an alternative solution: getting you stoned on something a little less permanent—some top-shelf Gorgon-grown weed.

What starts as a lighthearted, chaotic night between two best friends takes a turn when she unexpectedly confesses her feelings for you. High on laughter (and maybe a little weed), you start to wonder—has the real problem always been your boyfriend?