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Mickey Persuasive Speech

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Really? As far as i'm concerned Mickey is the one that should've had a mental or emotional breakdown considering all the bullshit he's been put through. Comparing Mickey and Ian's lives Mickey has had it way harder. He's been raped, beaten black and blue to the point he passed out, not able to express who he is as a gay man comfortably because he has a verbally and physically abusive father who would attempt to kill him. Mickey has done way too much for Ian. He protected Ian when Terry started to attack him when he didn't have to. He could've just ran out the house and let Terry potentially kill Ian. He protected him from that sleazy, dirty, dusty, disgusting ass old man who was shoving his grimy hand in Ian's pants. He took care of Ian while …show more content…

Mickey tried to walk away and then Ian puts his hands on him. Mickey tells him twice to stop touching him but Ian ignores this and then starts mocking Mickey by telling him he's not a man. He also tells Mickey to hit him. Who the fuck tells someone to hit them? Now we all know that Ian can and will fight. We even see him easily lay Mickey on his back with one jab to the throat. Ian chose to not protect himself in that situation. For what? I have no idea. Mickey took it too far when he kicked him in his mouth and it was unnecessary while Ian was already down. Ian was very sympathetic when it came to Mandy being raped but when it's Mickey he's gets provoked and …show more content…

Ian had it way easier in that regard. His family immediately accepted him, never judged him for it, or abused him because of it. Other than them both taking jabs at one another it's not an unhealthy relationship but it's a one-sided relationship. I don't believe Ian loves Mickey as much as Mickey loves him. Not because he didn't go to Mexico with him but because he doesn't contribute to the relationship they had. Ian never understood Mickey and how he struggled when it came to his father. He was very naive when it came to the situation even though it was very simple to understand. Ian doesn't appreciate what Mickey has done for him. Ian even made fun of Mickey being raped with Caleb. Who does that? Who the fuck actually makes fun of a person being raped who protected him? That's

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