How We Measure Guilt in Bed

Eric and kyra have teamed up again and it was another awesome collaboration.

Scarlet who played their daughter is adorable and i am sure she will go far in the acting world.

Eric guilmette as troy makes ur heart break in this role when he felt he was betrayed by his partner while kyra wisely breaks ur heart while trying to protect troy but also protect her daughter.

You want to root for troy and gabriella and hope they can finally come together as a family.

How we measure guilt in bed ...

First let me say, I've never taken the time to review anything... purchases or movies.

I have to say you and Kira pulled this off amazingly. I give props to the director, producer and sound producer. Because I know music played throughout the whole vertical. But it was perfect, I felt, heard and visualized the music at the same time as hearing the words and watching the scenes.

The set felt real, not like a room you film in. It felt like a real place like real homes, real feeling.

While these are in some since "repeat" storylines yours felt nothing like a repeat.

You both deserve best actor, best actress and best film. I had so many tears. And best soundtrack, best set. Please let the director and producers know !!!! It was the best in 500 verticals I've watched. And I just finished "You belong to me" it was good, but nothing like "how we measure guilt in bed"

Keep up the good work!!!

"How We Measure Guilt in Bed" is more than a story-it's an emotional storm you willingly step into and can't escape from. Eric Guilmette, Kyra Wisely, and Scarlett Sterling Shields breathe such raw life into these characters that you don't just watch their pain, you carry it with you.

The sacrifice at the heart of this tale-choosing a mother's life over the love of a lifetime-hits like a silent punch, and the hidden pregnancy adds a pulse of tension that never lets go. When fate forces them back together years later, the collision of love, betrayal, and simmering resentment is so tangible it feels like you're in the room.

It's a roller coaster that leaves your heart in your throat and your loyalty torn in two. This isn't just drama-it's a test of how far love can bend before it breaks, and how guilt can be measured.