Hermetically Sealed

Still trying to figure out what exactly Finn has done to compromise here. Alec is expected to do everything to fit his wants because Finn just "loves him soooo much!!" A relationship has to work for both, not just one. And forcing someone you know to have severe mental health issues to constantly bow to demands that place them in triggering situations while giving nothing in return is really skeevy. I mean, I guess I hope they find a way to make it work, but I really hope it doesn't end with Alec making all the sacrifices.

I sincerely fail to understand why Alex is the only one expected to compromise. I am equally confused that so many think anxiety and the similar are just something you get over with a little gumption. Saying something is "just in your head" is BS. The brain is every bit an organ, and your thoughts are dictated by physiological paths and chemicals. Telling people with mental issues to just get over it is like telling someone with a broken leg to "walk it off." I would further remind people that it wasn't just Alex's mother who was the source of torment. He was severely bullied at school, and it is very likely those same people are mostly still there. In that tiny town where avoiding them will be unlikely. Alex improved as much as he did because he was away from those stressors. An allergy doesn't magically disappear just because you aren't currently exposed to the source.

Maybe it's a Midwest/South Central thing? Tulsa isn't huge compared to coastal areas, but we have like 3 alleys, not including the ones at family entertainment areas (which would be another 3+).

Something tells me Marco is the "someone else."

I was actually wondering about the video's, myself. Like, surely Matt and Charles weren't the only boys he had taped. I wonder if they pop up during the investigation?

Was waiting for this one to hit. It's an interesting turn that I think will pay out fairly well in future chapters.

Guess the question is, tested for what?

I don't mind future a future where Dylan forgives Liam, but it must be hard earned, and most definitely not lead to a relationship.

I imagine Mari's opinions have a lot to do with whatever happened to Colin. Could also be that Colin felt pressured into being a hero due to who his parents are, that he wanted something else in life and when he was killed, she could only see what his life would have been if Mommy and Daddy Superduo hadn't pushed him into the life.

I think people are missing something important here. Stephanie. I have a feeling there is baby drama on the horizon.

People feeling that there are a lot of loose ends, keep in mind that the Sanitaria Springs stories don't always wrap everything up, as they continue checking in on characters at later times. So even if every question isn't answered, it likely will at some point in the future.

Something tells me what happened to Collin had to do with preparedness, or the lack of it, and daddy doesn't want to admit that failure is what caused it.

Not just that, but why so "rabid" over a new school? Is it really that unusual for new schools to pop up? We seem to get new private academies ever few years with little if any fanfare. Is there something particularly salacious about this one opening? I'm genuinely wondering, as I feel I am missing something.

Gonna agree with other; the protagonist does not seem to be that good of a parent either. He claims he doesn't have the time to be a parent, what with his busy job, but has time to remodel a warehouse with his buddies. His son is missing, but does nothing but tell police and tell school before turning his phone off and working on his side project. One would think he'd go to the effort of at least canvasing areas with his son's photo to find leads. Iono, both parent's seem bad in different ways.

I would think if anyone was messing with will stuff, it'd have to be family. Tyler's mom would have nothing to do with a will, as they were divorced and Tyler is an adult. Now his aunt or dad's other s/o that abandoned him, on the other hand. I could see the them throwing a wrench into the works.