I'd rather be happy than dignified

For now, I'm rather excited, but the anxious bean is within me and sure will spring to full life once I have my backpack on🥲

Thank you so much, love💕 MWAH!

Happy to report I arrived safely and shall explore the town a bit🥰 room is lovely and so is the view!

“In the good ol’ days I could eat whatever I wanted, do a couple workouts per week and be okay,” says the star, 41. “That is not the case anymore. If I have two beers, I wear it. I haven’t had to play a role like Captain America in a while so things like diet and workout regimen haven’t been on my radar. But getting older, things are clicking and sore and it’s harder to wake up, you have less energy.”

Jake's younger. He always looked up to Steve, it's partially why he joined the Army too. They're supportive and protective of each other. Steve tends to call Jake to simply ask if he ate some vegetables that week 😆

My brain went somewhere you probably weren't expecting with this. Canonically Jake has to pretend he died in combat and I'm just thinking of Steve getting word that his little brother is dead.

He cries in private, wanting to be strong for their sister and niece. But at the funeral, closed casket because there was no body, he can't hold back. He was supposed to be Jake's protector, to keep his family together.

When Jake turns up again, Steve doesn't give him time to explain before grabbing him in a big bear hug and just sobbing. He doesn't let go for a long time because he was so scared he'd lost his little brother. That he'd failed his most important mission.