35? Nah... More like 16-17. If ever. Then again, that will likely screw over any Ian-Ivy content, which has already been fucked over to begin with, which will cause me to go onto my burner account on Eva's discord to go thermonuclear on the injustice of Ian and Ivy future marriage and 12 kids never happening.
Do I need a diagram or something?
Everyone loves a well laid out chart or graph.
Please don't talk about diagrams, charts, graphs etc. they have arousal effects on me.
My point plotted and proven.Please don't talk about diagrams, charts, graphs etc. they are have arousal effects on me.
I am so out of the loop, I didn't even know they were going for 20+ chapters.
Supposedly, atleast 20 but it could be more depending on how things "end".
Because Ian hasn't found out yet. But we aren't actually expecting this to last simply so we can keep insisting how characters aren't treated equally... do we?
My biggest gripe with Ian. He's mad at Gillian, but fucks Cindy knowing she has a boyfriend (his friend, btw).
Ian voices his discomfort and knows he betrays his friend. Lena doesn't display any of this awareness.
She actually does. The main reason preventing Lena being in relationship with Ian is if she fucks Jeremy.
But not with Mike and not towards the people that are directly hurt (his girlfriend, Ian doesn't even need to be in a relationship with Lena).
Lena did not meet Mike's girlfriend so there is of course the lack of empathy towards someone you never met. Both Lena and Ian show different level of guilt depending on people affected by their actions and how you play them. If your characters do not show remorse then that is the fault of how you decided to play them.
No, Lena shows never empathy or reflection on how she acts similar as Cherry if she is with Mike. And she is still always mad at Axel and Cherry whenever they show up, even though she can potentially act this crude.
Does Ian feels empathy towards Miranda's husband?
