Agree...😭

I don’t think it was an unhealthy love or that she didn’t love him. I think it wasn’t an easy relationship but it came from a place of care. The fact Logan even said “if I’m not what you want, then tell me” proves he was willing to sacrifice being happy for her to be. Regardless, they had there happy moments and they were working through their issues, the killing of the relationship to rid the teenage drama and to make Veronica more interesting is a stupid reason and misogynist in a way. It’s putting a message out there that if a relationship is too hard then give up, don’t get therapy it’s makes u boring, marriage dosn’t need work and makes you boring, a women isn’t interesting unless she’s sexually available. These messages are what people get by that ending. They didn’t have to kill him off, there was more story there. The mystery have always been the most boring aspect of the show, the cast and the relationships are what bring people back. Them making her go off in her own after losing every ounce of happiness and focusing on the “mystery’s” will make for a boring show. It’s differently not what most fans what, or supported for 15 years.

@@trusttheuniverse9589 She never loved Logan. She was settling, It was never the romance that some Logan fans had in their fantasies.

@@derrickw.4002 , still, no reason to kill him. She had left him before, if he hadn't improved as a human, she wouldn't have gotten back with him and left Piz. She loves chaos, except HE was no longer a source of chaos. So he wasn't the issue, she was. In the years since the movie they wrote her as a devolved character, as some woman still stuck in her past, a slave to it who punishes her body, her intellect, her chances of moving forward despite everyone around her doing just that, moving forward. No, Logan did not need to die for Veronica to be healthy. She did not need to leave her loved ones to be healthy. She needed to seek professional help to be healthy. Like the person above your comment said, taking away the relationships from the Veronica Mars Universe was a dumb move. What's even more intriguing to me is to hear Rob Thomas say that he didnt have to give the fans what they wanted...wondering what a show really is without fans.