scriddler kiss please?

Sure, but just a lil peck on the cheek.

It's nice to draw them happy.

Ohhh this is a fun one to answer:

-Jonathan is definitely the more domestic one, he doesn't mind having to clean up after Edward and the trail of mess that follows him because Edward works to keep Jon's criminal past (and present) away from the public eye.

-They live together in the point of the story that I write the most and are very much in love but their relationship took a while to bloom, Jon taking over a year to realise the feelings he had for Edward were romantic and they only started living together after careful risk assessment by Edward to prevent either having to go back to Arkham or ruining his own public image (something he cares about more deeply than he does for Jonathan or anyone in his life).

-Jonathan is the one who cooks, not because Ed's cooking sucks, he's bad but he can make a few decent dishes. Jonathan is a much better chef and he packs Edward's lunch every day even days when they are both home, he's gotten used to how picky Ed can be and has adjusted his old family recipe book (the only thing about his grandma that he is grateful for) to meet Edward's requirements.

-Edward loves getting Jon's attention when they are home, making him look at prototypes and things of the sort but sometimes if he's particularly unstable he will take this to an extreme, screaming, crying and even at times throwing himself down the basement stairs for attention that Jonathan eventually had to give back for the sake of the safety of the two.

-They don't sleep in the same bed for multiple reasons and find it more comfortable to have their own bedrooms since their apartment has the space for it. They aren't ones to sleep together frequently but they like cuddling together on the couch from time to time.

-Edward is the one who is more likely to use nicknames or pet names, his favourite being "Jonny" and has his contact saved as "Jonny Crane" on his phone. Meanwhile Jonathan will only use nicknames if he's mocking Edward in some way or for some reason making a bad impression of their close friend Harleen, calling Ed things like "pudding" or "sugar" to spite him.