
Knew once ch59 release many would start blaming Ian and making it about tj as if tj didn't take advantage of this situation.
Also ridiculous some have the mindset that a undamaged person (Jo) can't be important to (or be with) someone who is damaged. I didn't know you had be damaged to be able to sympathetize with someone troubles and still be willing to be with them regardless.
Yall keep saying Jo too nice as if it's a bad thing. Like are we forgetting how headstrong and resilient he is? Even with his own moral conflictions. Jo has his own flaws and he still can go on par with Ian as well.
I disagree! I think Jo is very demaged! He got obsessed with Ian over night. That’s not normal at all! It’s okay to have a crush but to go as far as him, that’s not healthy! And that for me is what doesn’t make sense in the story. Ian and TJ have a back story as to explain their behaviour. Jo was supposed to be born and raised in a healthy environment.
Yes! 1000% Jo's general "innocence" to the trauma Ian has experienced is not something that negates his ability to love and appreciate Ian. Just cause he didn't go through TJ and Ian hell doesn't mean he doesn't have strength and resilience. People end up creating an imaginary unbalanced relationship between Jo and Ian because they don't see Jo as a person who’s lived his own life and dealt with his own shit. These experiences are not mutually exclusive but ppl act like they are. But yeah anyway TJ is a bitch regardless of what Ian did or didn't do.
Really afraid that after this Ian is gonna go back into using sex as a coping mechanism again... It's what happen after killing David. He might feel like its starting all over again. It's been 2yrs since he killed someone who tried to kill him, and in those two years things might have settled in a lock box but now doing it again mightve triggered his memory of his first kill.
I really enjoyed S2 and how it was less focused on smut and more on the plot, it was a bit annoying seeing others constantly beg for more smut when we were finally reaching Ian trauma and how it affected him.