@levuhamy2000 EXACTLY. Then when Ivy actually wants to call Harley 💕 Musta made her day.
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@levuhamy2000 EXACTLY. Then when Ivy actually wants to call Harley 💕 Musta made her day.
@levuhamy2000 here's the thing though, Harley doesn't start the arguments. She doesn't start any arguments. If she thought Ivy was leaving her she'd mostly get down on herself and be like 'whatever makes her happy'. She wouldn't fight it and she'd be willing to take any scraps of affection Ivy had left over for her. She's not jealous, she's extremely insecure to the point where she has no grounds for standing up for herself, never has. I'm not saying she won't kick your ass but when it comes to asking partners to meet her needs emotionally she doesn't expect much and if she suspected there was a reason to be jealous she wouldn't do anything about it. The argument only happens because Ivy notices her getting into a funk and wants to shake her (but she won't so she shouts from rooftops) because Harley is the only person she loves. Which is why Ivy is so jealous, because Harley is her one and only and unlike Harley she'd fight to keep her. It doesn't mean Harley loves her any less nor Ivy any more, it's just that one of them has the ego required to spur her into holding onto what she wants because there's a sense she does deserve it, and the other is too used to letting the bad parts of a relationship go and not talking about them and believes she doesn't actually deserve or require something good and healthy.