hellopsycho44

(Including me, with my OCs Evie, Andrew, Taylor, and Daniel.)

In my AU, they don't even know about Philip or Jesse (came up with Eddie's dad's name before the book) until their at least ten.

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Robin playfully guessing Nancy’s lipgloss flavor after they kiss (it was strawberry).

Chrissy kissing Eddie’s ears while she brushes and braids his hair.

Steve breathing in Eddie’s cologne when he hugs him.

Eddie rubbing icyhot on Jason’s aching muscles after a big game.

Billy running his fingers through Steve’s hair when they kiss.

Chrissy going to Eddie’s trailer to hear another chapter of The Hobbit.

Nancy snuggling into Robin’s breasts as she falls asleep.

Billy and Eddie exchanging cassette tapes of their favorite bands.

Steve stylizing Billy’s hair with Farrah Fawcett hairspray.

Robin offering Chrissy free ice cream at Scoops Ahoy.

Nancy giving Robin a kiss for every answer she gets right while they study.

Billy offering Chrissy a blanket and a pillow while he drives her around.

Eddie volunteering to be Chrissy’s face mannequin for new makeup looks (for both of them).

Eddie showing Steve how to accessorize with heavy metal jewelry.

Nancy and Robin spending a rainy day watching re-runs.

Eddie teaching Billy how to play guitar.

Eddie playing Chrissy’s favorite songs on his guitar.

Robin gifting a mixtape to Nancy.

Chrissy buying Ozzy Osbourne tickets (and VIP passes) for Eddie.

Steve buying Metallica tickets (and VIP passes) for Eddie.

Chrissy helping Billy with his sunscreen before he goes to work at the community pool.

Jason being protective of Eddie whenever someone tries to mess with him.

Billy twirling Chrissy’s ponytail while they’re in class.

Eddie painting Chrissy’s nails.

Robin dedicating a song to Nancy at WSQK (definitely “True Colors” by Cyndi Lauper).

Eddie and Billy belting Bon Jovi (shared guilty pleasure) as they drive in the Camaro.

Jason giving a wink to Eddie during PE.

Nancy staring lovingly while Robin talks on and on about her favorite movie/tv show/album (bonus she includes the lore behind her fav thing).

Chrissy laughing when Eddie walks across the lunch tables and insults the jocks.

Eddie and Steve night swimming in Steve’s pool.

Billy flirtatiously winking at Steve while he’s on life guard duty.

Eddie cooking Chrissy the Munson Family specialty (aka spaghettios and garlic bread) and loving it!

Chrissy and Eddie kissing under the bleachers during the championship game.

Steve being the loudest supporter of Corroded Coffin when they play at The Hideout.

Billy and Eddie sharing a cigarette under a starry sky.

Robin and Nancy sneaking through the mall’s corridors until they reach the movie theater.

but eddie is the type of guy who doesn’t ask questions so he’s like sure cunningham we will teach you how to play to impress a boy who isn’t your boyfriend but the thing is the rest of the room is looking at EDDIE like !!!?!!!! because he’s the only guy dumb enough to think the boy isn’t HIM

Oh, my goshhhh Chrissy as a mom

Okay but she would be legitimately so scared to have kids at first, but she strikes me as someone who would really WANT kids so she would absolutely adore them.

I feel like her own insecurities would drive her to the opposite end of the spectrum where she's almost too gentle with her kids, so whoever she's with would have to be a bit more firm with the kids yk? Or you know, hope the kids are well behaved.

Similarly, I feel like someone had to explain to her that kids cannot, in fact, pick clothes until they are old enough to give a shit about clothes. She would really struggle with trying to give kids too much autonomy.

She would be a stay-at-home mom by choice I think, but if she thought the kids needed more, she would get a job.

I think her ideal number of kids is like, two, but she won't be upset if she has more. I think her absolute LIMIT is six, after that she would go "Okay no more" although she might end up with an accident or two anyway because let's be so real the baby fever can get to you sometimes and plenty of parents have a dearly beloved "oops" somewhere down the line.