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Opening the gates of hell or just a regular Sunday in the suburbs?
Now thats a healthy imagination right there.
She and her wife have two adorable 10-year-old twin girls.
Like most kids their age, these twins are all about the creepy, fun, slightly spooky stuff.
While running errands with one of the girls, Nora stumbled upon a Ouija board in astore.
What followed was your classic Mom, can we pleeeease get it?
But today, Mallory wasnt feeling the love.
Sounds plausible, right?
Now, Nora is in a bit of a pickle.
Does she bite the bullet, apologize, and keep the neighborhood peace?
Cant blame her there.
Or the devil, for that matter.
Seriously, she said shed eat a spotted lanternfly if her girls actually manage to talk to a ghost.
Thats how unbothered she is.
So, would Nora be the A-hole if she didnt apologize?
Lets be real here, Mallorys over-the-top reaction to a toy is her own issue.
Its 2024, not 1692 Salem.
But why do some folks feel so spooked by Ouija boards?
For them, its not just a game, but its a serious spiritual matter.
It quickly became associated with evil spirits and terrifying encounters in movies.
Its about fun and imagination, not genuine belief.
Everyones entitled to their own faith or lack thereof, but those boundaries stop at someone elses front door.
After all, Nora isnt summoning demonsshes just letting her kids enjoy a nostalgic toy.
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