Comment by Aster on BeautyIsPain

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@BeautyIsPain What exactly is there to justify ? Ian himself says that everybody left his side except TJ when he was going through his drug abuse, so how is there betrayal? Also the times trauma in Ian is expressed, (like when he looks back at a past event) is when Tj is getting hurt. Tjs reason for still being in the gang is to protect Ian, Ian can sense that. Hence why he feels like they need space, bc ultimately Ian doesn't want Tj getting more hurt bc of him. I think that's the only real reason why they're so on and off, bc on top of that it's not like they can date, we alr saw how Ian gets treated for being ho**.
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@Aster Ian's drug addiction is no excuse for the cruel things that TJ has done to him. TJ may have stayed by Ian's side when he was at his lowest and helped him get clean, but that does not justify TJ setting him up to get jumped, which resulted in him falling from a balcony and breaking his leg. Just as he was being scouted by universities for his dirt biking skills, might I add. It also does not justify him sending Ian to prison. I read one of your comments that said Ian asked to go to prison. He absolutely did not ask for that. He had no idea that he could have beaten that charge with a self defense plea. He felt guilty, yes, but TJ withheld the the information that the lawyers gave him and sent that boy to prison for 2 years just so that he could be indebted to TJ and the gang. I don't care how much he helped Ian during his addiction, there is no excuse or justification for that.