It just didn't strike me as a sentimental relationship, where either would feel the need to *make* excuses--they both knew what it was, even if there was more good there than is generally supposed, whereas if it was part of the slippery slope, then there might have been more deliberate blindness. I can definitely see all of that. Absolutely.
Honestly, I didn't really care much for Tim/Tyra, but I also have very, very mixed feelings about Tyra/Landry. Honestly, Tyra just needs to get out of town and find herself for a while, be who she wants to be. Then possibly hook up with one of the Winchester boys. *big grin* It's horrible the way I think in crossover terms now.
Re: long review, pt. 2 (aka. I need to learn how to shut up)
It just didn't strike me as a sentimental relationship, where either would feel the need to *make* excuses--they both knew what it was, even if there was more good there than is generally supposed, whereas if it was part of the slippery slope, then there might have been more deliberate blindness. I can definitely see all of that. Absolutely.
Honestly, I didn't really care much for Tim/Tyra, but I also have very, very mixed feelings about Tyra/Landry. Honestly, Tyra just needs to get out of town and find herself for a while, be who she wants to be. Then possibly hook up with one of the Winchester boys. *big grin* It's horrible the way I think in crossover terms now.