my hc for buck and tommy as parents is that they're going to be the kind of parents that keep every piece of clothing their kid's ever worn.
they're going to have mountains of onesies, knitted sweaters, impossibly small socks, and mini-flannel shirts in their wardrobes. it's going to get to the point where they have admit to each other that they've got a problem and buck's going to say he'll pack it up and donate the stuff they've decided they can part with before tommy steps up and tells buck, it's ok, he'll do it — buck can have the fun job of organising the keepers into storage bags. and even though buck offers to cull the stuff every time after that, tommy always manages to swoop in first because he's doesn't want buck to take the emotional hit unless it's unavoidable.
years later, when their kid's grown up and has their own clothes and sense of style, buck's going to go into the attic to get the christmas decorations down and find boxes stuffed full of all the clothing tommy said he'd donate and buck's not going to mention it, but he is going to find someone to make a quilt out of every piece and wrap it up for their kid to hand over on christmas morning.
crying at @al-the-remix’s tags 🥲🥲🥲
