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I think the last sentence really depends o how you've played Edwin to this point. In my version he never once lied to Mina. he helped her out, offered to be someone to listen to her and basically did all the 'good' things that Ian should have done as her BF. Did he chase her sexually? Yep he did. Why? Well why the hell not, she was hot, and he had fun being around her and she was going to break up with Ian anyway from all the clues that she was throwing out, so instead of some schlub why not step into the role?To conclude this little trilogy, i'd like to focus on Mina, because sofar Ian was very prominent, while Mina was kind of a backdrop in most of the posts regarding their relationship.
The Question here would be: what course of action is in Minas best interest?
and without adding much more from myself,
i kind of like Machetes take on it here and there:
in conjunction with axeafxas post on abusive relationships in general and how it can be applied to Mina x Ian. Worth a full repost in my opinion.
Bottomline is: as much as Ian is a threat to her well-being, choosing our MC over him is not necessarily better.
You could say he's a man-whore for the actions in the club and otherwise but he's never claimed otherwise with Mina, she knows who he is, yet he's never done a single thing to break her trust or show that he would take advantage of her. He also showed her that there are other options, and guys that wull treat her better, even if they are just FwB currently. She seems ok with it too, and recognizes that he is someone 'safe' she can play and have fun with as a learning experience.
So yeah, I'd say that the myEdwin is a far cry above Ian thus far, he's always tried to make the best of whatever shitty hand he's been dealt, not taken advantage of others (some of it is definitely mutal taking advantage of each other due to the poor circumstances some of the women are in, we all know the deal) and kept his word when given. Now that doesn't mean he's a white knight by any means, but he doesn't play people false, or lie (just may not tell them everything going on) which is a far cry from how Ian has acted.