swoon baby, starry night

Not only that but I do wonder how Lyanna took it when she found out that Rhaegar not only met Sansa first as a ghost and then in person. Not only did Rhaegar meet Sansa first but he also met the entire Stark family and had them over for dinner well before Lyanna has even met Sansa...

bc then Jon will fully comprehend Lyanna’s worrying (it’s one thing for Jon to do what he did but I dunno how ‘understanding’ he’d be if his child did what he did) but also seeing Jon have a parent/child relationship will help Lyanna re-evaluate how she raised Jon (partner in crime vs parent/child)

can’t wait to see how it ends 😊

I don't think the story is going to get as far as children, but you're probably right. I think a lot parent/child relationships heal when the child has their own. Fun fact, my grandfather and my mom had a big falling out when she married my dad (she was 19, and they met on a blind date and got married after like 8 months lol). I remember her telling me she didn't really talk to him that much until she had us (15 years later, btw). Having children doesn't solve problems in relationships on its own, but I think it changes perspectives and makes people reconsider what's important.

What is Jon hoping to work in post grad school?

Oh yeah Sansa planned out every single thing she was going to wear lmao

Is Lyanna's behavior just her being worried Jon is going to fall ill and die at an early age or is it b/c she doesn't trust him to go off to try and save more ghosts?

Lyanna is first and foremost worried about her son. She grew up with the same warnings that Jon did, that helping ghosts essentially kills you, and she can't be rational about it like Jon can because it didn't happen to her, it happened to the one person in the world that she loves more than anything. She feels helpless and worried