Historias de Yandr

Mariah awakes still in captivity but she is not alone. Based on the Soap Opera Digest spoiler picture for a scene assumedly going to take place the week of August 9th 2021. I feel like I need certain things from Mariah in order to be okay with Teriah again. I need her to acknowledge she hasn't been putting Tessa first, I need her to be more grateful for Tessa, and treat her accordingly. I keep trying to give them that in these stories because I want that for them even in fiction.

The words I love you come in many different forms. Tessa recalls a few that brought them to the most recent. Takes place after Tessa and Mariah talk about the photoshoot and Tessa says I love you. I love you in review. Taken some liberties.

Tessa questions if Mariah truly wants a future with her following Abby's surrogacy request. After months of no follow-up on her interrupted proposal, Tessa wonders if Mariah is looking to start their own next chapter together or if Abby is the priority. Mariah and Tessa have a legitimate discussion about how the surrogacy request may impact their relationship and lives. Notes: The current Y&R storyline is so offensive. I can't believe what they have done to Teriah. Y&R has failed to give Tessa a point of view; the limited dialogue she has seems ridiculous. There was no consideration given to the impact of surrogacy on Teriah's relationship or lives. That is completely unacceptable and unrealistic. In order for them to move forward, this would need to be addressed. I tried to present a reasonable reaction to the request and discussion between Teriah. There is a bit of wish fulfillment here. I just want to pretend this happened instead of what we're being subjected to on screen. I'm writing a happy Teriah fic sequel. Personal Notes: As someone who relates to Teriah and has done reciprocal IVF with my wife, I find this storyline extremely disturbing. It robs these characters of something from their own future family building that isn't being acknowledged. Especially for LGBTQ couples, there are so many considerations in decisions around family building, especially if they decide to have children together. Specifically for lesbian couples, regardless of who carries or who is genetically related to the baby, each mom would face a variety of complex feelings during and after pregnancy. Adding an experience of surrogacy (which is illegal for a first time pregnancy) to the mix adds a significant complexity that would need to be addressed. It's mindboggling Y&R would write this for a LGBTQ couple, especially in this manner with no legit discussion and Tessa barely present. Thank you for reading or indulging me as this has become my coping mechanism to the storyline.

Adoption, a Killer and Divorce! Not a good combination to overcome. But Love is a very strange thing. It can overcome the most adverse things. Losing their daughter puts great pressure on Mariah and Tessa. Deep down though, they are meant to be. They are the end game. So this story navigates all the ups and downs, they go through. To get back to the happy family they once were.