Exactlyyy. Which is why i'm side eyeing jo for that kinda ominous chapter with the gun. I hope he does not become toxic cuz that's the very thing ian wants out of. Ian deserves to live a peaceful life for once
Jo will most likely enter his dark side but I don't think he'll become as controlling toxic like tj. He might be obsessive/possessive but I don't how it be shown, hopefully it isn't as bad. I'm high key excited what he'll do with the gun. He probably won't use it for self proposes but rather for someone protection, the chapter that show the gun show that Jo didn't want kill the rabbit but for his father he did. I feel like there's a reason why the gun show up in that chapter.
Yes! Pretty ironic since Wetsand is leaning towards being a series about change and moving on. People saying they match each others toxicity and that Ian should settle with the unhealthy circumstances which he actually so dearly wishes to get out of is just insane and a case of blind leading the blind
I'm just flabbergasted that some pple really think that the lack of stability in one's life (e.g. in Ian's life in this story) is actually a positive thing.
That's because they don't know the difference between routine and stability....
Makes me laugh when I see others say matching toxicity is a reason tj and Ian should be together as if Ian himself hasn't stated he wants out of his toxic surroundings and trying to atone for a better life. Yall prove each day you do not pay attention to the story or Ian himself. Wish wetsand had better readers.