#boy dad

boy dad who loves their kiddo so much they might even explode… boy dad who could eat their toddler son up in less than 1 bite because the son is just so itty bitty… boy dad who likes to buy their baby boy new toys and trinkets because the little guy just deserves the entire world…

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You never thought you’d cross paths with a world-famous Formula 1 driver, let alone have him become a part of your little world. But life had a funny way of surprising you.

It all started on a rainy afternoon in Monaco. You had just finished grocery shopping with your three-year-old son, Luca, when the sky opened up. Balancing the bags and holding Luca’s tiny hand, you rushed under a café awning to avoid getting soaked. That’s when a voice, deep, slightly accented, spoke beside you.

“You okay?”

You turned to see Max Verstappen, hands stuffed in his Red Bull hoodie, watching you with curiosity. You knew who he was, of course. Even if you weren’t a diehard fan, his face was everywhere in Monaco.

Luca, being his usual chatty self, beat you to responding. “Mama forgot my umbrella,” he informed Max with a dramatic sigh.

Max chuckled. “That’s tough, buddy. But rain is fun, no?”

Luca grinned. “Only if there are puddles!”

Max nodded in understanding. “Puddles are cool.” Then, he glanced at you, offering a small, almost shy smile. “Need some help?”

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What started as a simple moment under the rain became something more. Max found himself drawn to you and Luca. He started frequenting the café where you worked, always finding an excuse to chat.

At first, you were hesitant. Your life revolved around your son, and the idea of letting someone in, especially someone with Max’s fast-paced, high profile life, felt risky. But Max was persistent in the gentlest way. He didn’t rush. He didn’t push. Instead, he simply showed up.

He’d bring Luca small gifts from his travels, a toy car from Japan, a tiny Red Bull racing cap from Austria. He’d take time to play with him, letting Luca “race” his toy cars across the café tables while you worked.

And then, one evening, after walking you both home, he hesitated at your doorstep.

“I know this is a lot,” he admitted. “And I don’t want to overstep. But I–I care about both of you. A lot.”

You looked down at Luca, who was already half-asleep in your arms, his tiny fingers curled around Max’s hoodie string.

“You already feel like family,” you whispered.

Max smiled, brushing a stray raindrop from your cheek. “Then let me prove it.”

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Max loved Luca as if he were his own. From the moment he truly became part of your lives, he embraced every bit of fatherhood that came with it.

Sunday mornings were for racing, well, toy car racing. Max and Luca would sit on the living room floor, each picking their “team” and dramatically announcing their “drivers.” (Luca always picked Red Bull, of course.)

Bedtime stories became a ritual, with Max reading animatedly about adventures, occasionally slipping in exaggerated Dutch accents to make Luca laugh.

Grocery trips turned into mini racing expeditions, with Luca sitting in the cart, pretending to steer while Max pushed it down the aisles like a pit stop crew.

And when Luca had nightmares? Max was there. Every single time. He’d scoop him up, hold him close, and whisper, “You’re safe, little man. I’ve got you.”

One evening, as you all sat curled up on the couch watching a movie, Luca suddenly turned to Max and asked, “Are you my dad now?”

Your breath caught, but Max, without hesitation, ruffled Luca’s hair and said, “If you want me to be, buddy.”

Luca grinned. “You can be my Max Dad.”

And just like that, Max’s heart was no longer just his own—it belonged to you and your little boy.

Forever.

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Hey everyone,

I just wanted to say how sorry I am for that terrible one shot I posted, if you can even call it that. I know it wasn’t my best, and honestly, I’ve been completely out of inspiration lately. Every time I try to write, my brain just blocks itself, and nothing good comes out.

On top of that, school is draining me. We’re so close to the end, yet our teachers keep throwing test after test and endless projects at us. It’s exhausting, and I barely have the energy to focus on writing.

I really appreciate you all sticking around and being patient with me. I promise I’ll be back with better content when I can! Thank you for understanding.

Kuch nahi bas bacche ko shopping ke liye le gaya tha :)

(Boy dad hu main 👺)

Mere chahite bete ne matching plushies kharide apne Abbu ke liye 🥺 @chaotickittydreamer

Khuda sabko Aesa beta de 🤲

Unlike some children who don’t want to talk to their dad’s @y0uneversawmehere 🙄

Orange V. Blue— Chris Sturniolo

⋆˙⟡ in which: it’s your son’s first hockey game, and chris is stressed out.

a/n: i kinda took this to mean dad!chris so i hope that’s ok :)

cw: boy dad!chris, established relationship (marriage), really short, just lots of fluff

not proofread

“Fuck, where are the keys?” Chris says, rummaging through a pile of dirty clothes on the floor. A pair of boxers hits you square in the face and you peel them off, staring at Chris.

“Calm down, baby. The game doesn’t start until 10. We still have an hour.” You reassured him, tossing the dark colored underwear back at the overturned hamper.

“Yeah okay, but we can’t be late. And I wanted to pick up those balloons for Colten on the way over.” He says, finally pulling the keys out from a jeans pocket.

Today was your son’s first ever hockey game.

Chris had raised your son on hockey, buying him Bruins jerseys and hats whenever he could fit them. By no surprise, as soon as Colten turned seven, Chris signed him up for the children’s hockey team in town.

Since the team was practicing and warming up before the game, you and Chris had dropped your son off earlier that morning and come home to properly get dressed and chill for a few.

Chris was being anything but chill.

“Hat or no hat?” Chris asks, showing you both options.

“Umm… hat?” You say, pulling a blue tshirt over your head. Chris freezes.

“What?” You ask.

“Take that off, you can’t wear that!” Chris hisses.

“What? Why?”

“That’s the opposing team’s color!”

You looked down at your navy shirt, before pulling it over and off your head, settling for an orange hoodie instead. The color of Colten’s team. “Better?” You ask.

Chris nods, lifting his matching orange cap to run a hand through his hair. “Do we have everything?”

“I’m pretty sure,” You say, grabbing your tote bag from the bed.

“Sign?”

You nod. Chris had made Colten a big poster board with #7– Go Colten Sturniolo! on the front in (of course orange) glittered paint markers.

“Gatorade? Goldfish?”

“Yes, baby. All of it’s in my bag. and we’re picking the balloons up on the way, okay? Calm down.” You reach for his hand and he lets you take it, the tension rushing out of his body immediately upon contact.

“I’m sorry. I just— I want it all to be perfect. He’s my son, you know? He deserves all of this and more.”

“I understand.” You lean up to kiss him, capturing his mouth with a quick peck. “You’re a wonderful father, Chris.”

20 seconds left on the clock. The Orange and Blue team were tied 3-3. Chris sits at the edge of his seat, hands braced on his knees as he watches intently. You can’t help but giggle at your husband’s intense look, his care for a hockey game consisting of first graders.

“Come on Colten,” He whispers under his breath as the puck flies towards the opposing team.

But before it can reach its intended target, Colten skates in between, stealing the puck and batting it towards the orange team’s goal.

0:05 left on the clock. The teams victory depends solely upon your son.

He lines up the shot and hits the puck, which slides into the goal, right as the scoreboard goes off and the time reaches zero.

Cheers erupt from the parents of the orange team. Chris jumps out of his seat, screaming and pumping his fist, the poster board long forgotten on the bench beside him.

“Go Colton!! That’s my boy!” He yells. You’re standing too, cheering, and Chris grabs your face and gives you the sweetest kiss.

When your son comes off the ice, Chris runs over to him and lifts him up. He spins him around as he hugs him.

“You did amazing, buddy!” Chris says, pulling back from the hug.

Colten smiles wide, turning to you. You hand him the orange balloon that you and Chris had picked up for him before the game. “We’re so proud of you, honey.”

Chris then lifts Colten on his shoulders. “What do you say, bud? Should we go get some ice cream?”

I'll try my best!

this has been in my requests since April 18 2025 and I've just now answered it as of July 12 2025 my bad

BOY DAD TIM HCs

CREDIT FOR ART: @antlergrave

He likes playing sports with you!

^ Outside of being a typical boy dad, he likes doing whatever hobbies you like :3

He encourages letting your emotions out

You two play DnD together

You two like roughhousing

He would support you if you came out as LGBTQIA+

Your favorite show to watch together is Transformers

You two went hunting in the woods together pre-Marble Hornets events

Reader got sent to live with his parents after he disappeared into the woods at the end of Marble Hornets

He doesn't smoke around you

Brian often babysat you when you were little

You witnessed his spiral into madness due to the Operator

Tim was always emotionally supportive and there for you

Credit for divider: @sister-lucifer

Would Upper Moons 1-4 + Muzan be a girl dad or boy dad?

Muzan:

This man is absolutely a girl dad all the way.

He'd prefer a boy, but would raise a girl to be just as ruthless, albeit more spoiled.

Especially in a Modern AU, I love the concept of his little girl having him wrapped around her little finger.

Kokushibo:

I mean, boy dad Kokushibo is kind of a canon.

Fully believe this man only makes boys.

Is very proud of, yet hard on his sons.