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Kripke please let them kiss just once, they're dying for it
Eric Kripke once said:
Dean would be attracted to someone who walked in the door, slaughtered everybody and walked out, and then he would say, 'Who's that?'
SOMEONE. Not SOME GIRL...
eric kripke from behind the camera watching jensen and misha do whatever kinda fucked up shit he's gonna make them do on the boys s5
Misha is gonna be in season 5 of the boys. This is NOT a drill. Vid from the official The Boys account on insta.

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[Image ID: The Destiel confession meme edited so that Dean answers 'Misha Collins is in the Boys S5.' to Cas' 'I love you'. /End ID]
"I want a Supernatural revival."
Eric Kripke: "We have Supernatural revival at home."
Supernatural revival at home:
This'll be the first time they're on screen together since The Scene...
The Boys Preferences - dating themš«
a/n: started catching up on the boys so that i can watch season 5 when it comes out. instantly had ideas for dating headcanons so had to write them out...went a bit crazy with soldier boy but well... let me know if you want a detailed version for any of themā”
Billy Butcher; Hughie Campbell; Frenchie; Soldier Boy
Billy Butcher
ā¤ļøāš„dating Billy Butcher hits like a freight train you didn't see coming - one minute he's all sharp edges and "fuck off" energy, the next heās just⦠there. Showing up, staying longer, leaving pieces of himself behind until somehow heās part of your life - and you donāt remember when that happened, and he sure as hell isnāt going to point it out.
ā¤ļøāš„he doesn't do grand declarations. No candlelit dinners, no flowery speeches - that man has no time for that. Instead, he starts showing up unannounced at your place after missions, coat still smelling like gunpowder and rain, and just... stays. Doesn't ask, just kicks off his boots, cracks open a beer from your fridge like he owns the spot on your couch, and watches you move around the kitchen with this quiet, hungry look that says you've become the only thing keeping the rage slightly at bay.
ā¤ļøāš„protection is his default love language. He walks street-side without thinking, drapes his coat over you in the rain even if he's freezing, and shadows you on bad nights like a guard dog who won't admit he's worried. It's not sweet whispers; it's him checking your locks twice, hand on your back in crowds, voice dropping low: "Anyone touches you, they're done." He won't say it outright, but every move screams you're the one thing he refuses to lose. He's seen enough blood, lost too damn much to lose you too.
ā¤ļøāš„jealousy? It's instant and ugly-beautiful. Some bloke at the bar lingers too long on your laugh? Butcher's jaw clenches so hard you can hear it. His arm snakes around your waist, voice dropping to that low, lethal drawl: "Oi, mate. Eyes up here or i'll rearrange 'em." He doesn't raise his voice. And frankly, he doesn't need to.
ā¤ļøāš„his pet names escalate hilariously when he's tipsy. Starts with "love," ends up calling you "my little pain in the arse."
ā¤ļøāš„he doesnāt do ādates,ā not really. What you get instead are long nights that blur into mornings: cheap takeaway, too much whiskey, the telly droning in the background while he throws out sarcastic commentary just to make you laugh. It always starts with light, easy banter, him leaning back like he doesnāt give a shit⦠until he does, until the conversation drifts somewhere more honest. Youāll catch him staring, not soft exactly, but intent, memorizing. And if you call him out, he scoffs, rolls his eyes, and mutters a low āoi, donāt flatter yourself, loveā like itās nothing. But he doesnāt look away, doesnāt break the moment. He stays right there with you until the night runs out.
ā¤ļøāš„lies roll off his tongue smooth as breathing: half-truths about where he's been, what he's done, who he's hurt. You catch him manipulating the boys, twisting facts to keep control, and wonder how much of that spills over to you. He says it's to protect you, but it leaves you second-guessing every "i got this, love," every promise he makes in the dark.q
ā¤ļøāš„the man cannot handle compliments. You tell him he looks good in that coat? He freezes, cheeks going pink under the beard, then deflects with the filthiest comeback he can muster: "Yeah? Wait 'til you see me out of it, darlin'." But five minutes later he's still touching his collar checking if it's on straight, secretly pleased as hell.
ā¤ļøāš„he pushes you away when the darkness creeps in hardest. One bad lead on Homelander, one nightmare about Becca, and suddenly he's gone for days; no texts, no calls, just silence that feels like punishment. When he finally stumbles back reeking of whiskey and regret, he won't apologize with words - he'll just stand there looking like a kicked dog until you drag the truth out of him. It's exhausting, loving someone who treats closeness like a vulnerability he can't afford.
ā¤ļøāš„that's why he doesnāt trust it when things feel too calm. Quiet nights, soft moments, you laughing without anything trying to kill you - it puts him on edge more than a fight ever could. Because in his experience, the good parts never last. So sometimes heāll pick a fight, say something sharp, stir the air just to prove it was always going to break anyway.
ā¤ļøāš„he buys you flowers exactly once. Ugly, half-dead ones from a corner shop. Drops them on the table like they're contraband, mutters "don't make a thing of it," then never buys them again. You keep the vase anyway, just in case.
ā¤ļøāš„he loves when you bite back. Call him on his bullshit mid-rant, roll your eyes at his dramatics, shove him against a wall when he's spiraling. It startles him - then it lights something feral and fond in his eyes. He's spent years being feared or followed; being matched, challenged, seen without flinching? It grounds him. Makes him want to be better, even if he never admits it.
ā¤ļøāš„but Butcher also snaps - hard, fast. Words cut deeper than he means, especially when he's cornered or scared.
ā¤ļøāš„he watches you when youāre not looking. Not in a soft, dreamy way, that's not who he is; itās sharper than that. He tracks the way your mood shifts, the little habits you donāt notice, the things that make you feel safe. He files it all away like intel. Itās instinct, not romance⦠but sometimes you catch him staring like heās memorizing you, just in case. Because Butcher knows how fast something good can be taken away in this world.
ā¤ļøāš„after particularly brutal missions he comes home quiet and bruised. Instead of crashing on the couch like usual, he heads straight for you, pulling you down onto the bed, wrapping around you like you're body armor for his soul. Face buried in your hair, one hand splayed over your heart counting beats to remind himself that he's still here, and that youāre still here. He doesn't speak because he doesn't need to. The way he clings says everything his pride won't let out: you're the only place safe enough to fall apart.
ā¤ļøāš„when you get hurt, really hurt, something in him snaps. Everything else fades away: the jokes, the attitude, the constant noise he fills space with. Butcher goes cold, focused, efficient in a way that feels almost clinical. Whoever caused it becomes a problem to solve, and he handles it without hesitation, without mercy. And when itās over, when youāre safe, when the dangerās gone - thatās when it hits him. Not all at once, but when the silence is too loud: the way his hands donāt quite leave you, hovering to check youāre still breathing; the tension in his jaw; the way his eyes keep flicking back to you expecting you to disappear if he dares to look away for even a second. He wonāt say he was scared, wonāt even come close to it. But you can feel it in how careful he suddenly is with you, how he lingers, how for a brief moment⦠youāre not just someone he protects. Youāre someone he almost lost.
ā¤ļøāš„you get the full catastrophe that is Butcher: the sarcasm that cuts like glass. The nights he wakes up swinging at ghosts, breath ragged, and only calms when your hand finds his chest. The way he'll cancel a revenge plot if you're sick, grumbling the whole time about "stupid fuckin' priorities"; but he stays, makes shit tea, tucks the blanket around you like it's a tactical maneuver. He burns for you in extremes: he'll torch empires, sure, but he'll also sit through your favorite rubbish telly just to hear you quote lines.
ā¤ļøāš„at first, his obsession with revenge bleeds into everything. Plans get canceled because "something came up" (read: another supe to gut), dates turn into stakeouts, and conversations loop back to vought until you feel like a side character in his war.
ā¤ļøāš„but he does call you at 3 am from god-knows-where just to hear your sleepy "hello?"; he says nothing important, just "yeah... still alive. Go back to sleep, love."
ā¤ļøāš„but when it really matters - when the world is screaming and everything's on fire - he chooses you. You or the mission? It's you. You or his vendetta? ā¦he wants it to be you. And when it counts - when itās right in front of him, when he has to choose now - it is. Every time. It doesnāt come easy, and sometimes the damage is already done before he gets there, that's just how he is. He won't fix himself. Won't promise clean hands or easy days. But if you're willing to carry the weight of his darkness, his loyalty, his jagged devotion - he'll hand you every broken piece and let you decide what to do with them.
ā¤ļøāš„loving Butcher isn't soft. It's choosing the storm because the eye of it feels like home. And once you're in, he never lets go.
Hughie Campbell
ā¤ļødating Hughie is like someone quietly turning the volume down on the whole noisy world so you can finally hear your own heartbeat again.
ā¤ļøone day heās nervously asking if you want to grab coffee āas friends, totally no pressure,ā the next heās memorizing your schedule so he can āaccidentallyā walk the same route home just to steal ten more minutes with you. He starts canceling boys hangouts without a second thought if you text that youāre having a bad day. Lingers in doorways when he should leave. Tries to choose your side in every argument, even when he knows the boys are right - and then feels guilty about it later. But being on your team matters more than winning.
ā¤ļøhe loves when you tease him. Poke at his overthinking, roll your eyes at his anxious rambles, call him out when heās spiraling. It doesnāt make him defensive - in fact, it makes him grin, sheepish and bright, because someoneās finally treating him like a person instead of a walking liability. Being matched, being seen without pity? It lights him up from the inside.
ā¤ļøphysical affection is his anchor. Hand-holding, pinkies brushing, his thumb absentmindedly tracing circles on your skin; he has to check that youāre still there. Because if he can feel you, then everythingās okay.
ā¤ļøhe says āi love youā first⦠and then immediately thinks he ruined everything. The second the words leave his mouth, his brain goes oh god too soon too soon too soon and he starts backtracking at light speed: āyou donāt have to say it back, i mean, not that you donāt feel it, well maybe you donāt, i just mean, timing-wise -ā until you cut him off and tell him you love him too. He looks like heās bracing for rejection the entire time, like loving you feels a little too big, a little too risky; but he just couldnāt keep it in anymore. After he says it the first time though, it becomes so easy for him. Like a dam broke. He says it softly when youāre half-asleep, murmurs it into your hair, texts it randomly in the middle of the day like āhey, i love you, just - yeah.ā It never loses meaning - it just becomes something he needs to say, often and honestly, because he knows how fast things can be taken away in this world.
ā¤ļøthe first time he introduces you to Butcher is an absolute disaster. Hughieās talking too fast - āthis is, uh, this is my girlfriend, sheās really smart and she's -ā and Butcher just cuts in, eyes flicking over you like heās assessing a threat: āYeah? She knows what youāve dragged her into, mate?ā Hughie immediately goes red, stammering something about āitās not like that,ā while youāre just standing there like⦠this is your boss? Meanwhile Butcherās watching the whole thing with his little smirk, clearly enjoying Hughie short-circuiting. Heās trying to figure out how someone like you ended up choosing someone like Hughie - and whether that makes you brave or stupid.
ā¤ļøhis anxiety can turn into a wall between you without him meaning it to. When guilt or fear hits hard, he starts over-apologizing for everything: small things, big things, things that arenāt even his fault, until conversations feel like walking through emotional quicksand. He pulls away to ānot burden you,ā leaving you on the outside of his spiral, watching him disappear into his own head while insisting heās āfine, really.ā
ā¤ļøHughie does gets jealous, but itās actually heartbreaking. He starts looking like a wounded puppy - his shoulders hunch a little, his voice goes softer, and heāll fidget with his sleeves until you notice and slide your hand into his. But the second your fingers lace with his, the tension melts out of him like heās been waiting for permission to exist again.
ā¤ļøhe loves when youāre proud of him. Tell him he did good, that he stood his ground, made a hard call or helped someone, and it will stick with him for days.
ā¤ļøhe starts justifying things he used to be scared of. At first, heās the moral compass, the one hesitating. But over time, being around all that violence changes him; you hear it in the way he talks sometimes, the way he shrugs off something that wouldāve shaken him before. āIt had to be done,ā he says, too quickly. And it scares you a little, how easily heās learning to live with it.
ā¤ļøHughie once tried to cook you a romantic dinner and set off the smoke alarm so many times the neighbors called the fire department. He stood there in an apron covered in flour, apologizing to the firefighters while you laughed so hard you had to sit on the floor.
ā¤ļøhe loves bringing you flowers, but he always picks the saddest, half-dead bunch from the bodega because āthey looked like they needed a home.ā Then spends ten minutes apologizing to the flowers for their rough life while arranging them in a mug.
ā¤ļøprepare for the whole Hughie package. The anxious over-apologizing. The rambling monologues when heās nervous. The way he cries during arguments, not out of anger, but because hurting you feels like failing at the one thing he cares about most. The sweet, fumbling attempts at romance: playlists with song titles that are basically love letters, surprise picnics in the park because āyou said you liked watching the ducks,ā forehead kisses that linger like heās afraid youāll disappear if he pulls away too fast (and he knows damn well you could).
ā¤ļøwhen the chaos outside feels too loud, heāll turn your living room into a blanket fort, drag in every pillow he can find, and spend the night watching your favorite comfort shows while feeding you popcorn one piece at a time. Itās his way of saying the rest of the world can wait - you two get to be soft and safe for a while.
ā¤ļøhe loves domestic, mundane intimacy more than anything. Grocery shopping together, arguing over what snacks to get, brushing past each other in the kitchen, sharing headphones on the couch - those are his favorite moments. In a world thatās constantly violent and unpredictable, these tiny, normal things feel almost sacred to him. Sometimes heāll just pause, look at you in the middle of something completely ordinary, and smile softly, because this, this right here, is everything heās trying to protect.
ā¤ļøhe keeps a running list in his notes app of every random fact you mention (your favorite childhood cereal, the exact temperature you like your shower, that one obscure album that always fixes your mood) and then shows up with the cereal at 2 am after you had a nightmare. He just does it like breathing.
ā¤ļøHughie tries to be the strong one when youāre struggling, even if he has no idea what heās doing. Heāll sit with you through breakdowns, fumbling through comfort, offering water, blankets, little reassurances like āwe can figure this out, okay? we always do.ā But you can see the fear in his eyes, not of you, but of failing you. And later, when youāre finally okay, thatās when it hits him: heāll step away, run a hand through his hair, breathing shaky, because holding it together for you mattered more than falling apart himself in the moment.
ā¤ļøhe gets ridiculously flustered when you initiate affection first. Pull him in by the collar, kiss him out of nowhere, or even just say something bold, and his brain just⦠shuts down for a second. That poor man short-circuits right on the spot.
ā¤ļøbut he also second-guesses your affection. Even when you say āi love you,ā part of him waits for the other shoe to drop.
ā¤ļøHughie lies when he thinks itāll protect you - āIt was just a quick recon, nothing dangerous.ā āIām okay, really.ā āIt wasnāt that bad.ā āYou donāt need to worry.ā - but they stack up until you catch him hiding bruises or deleting texts from Butcher. The betrayal stings more because you know he did it out of love, not malice, and watching him choose ākeeping you safeā over honesty starts to erode the trust you both need.
ā¤ļøhe can get passive-aggressive when heās hurt instead of saying it outright. He's quieter than usual, a forced āyeah, itās fineā when itās clearly not. He doesnāt want to start a fight, doesnāt want to push you away. But the feelings donāt disappear, they just leak out sideways until you have to confront it.
ā¤ļøhe absolutely hates raising his voice at you. The one time it happens due to stress, fear, or everything just piling up, he goes quiet immediately after, like he just broke something fragile right in front of him. Then spends the next hour hovering, apologizing in ten different ways, voice small: āI didnāt mean that. Iād never⦠not to you.ā
ā¤ļøwhen he feels powerless, it eats at him. Not in a loud, angry way; but in this quiet, self-destructive frustration. He compares himself to people stronger than him, braver than him, more "useful" than him. And on his worst days, he wonders if loving you means eventually watching you get hurt because he wasnāt enough to stop it.
ā¤ļøhe needs to feel like heās contributing something real to your life. Not just emotionally - practically. Helping, fixing, being there in tangible ways. And when he feels like heās not doing enough, it eats at him more than anything else. Loving you isnāt just about how he feels: itās about proving, over and over again, that heās someone worth relying on.
ā¤ļøhe spirals hard when he thinks heās disappointed you. Not just āoh no, she's upsetā; itās deeper than that. Itās that old, gnawing fear that heās not enough, that eventually youāll realize you deserve better. He starts overanalyzing everything: your tone, your texts, the way you looked at him earlier - until heās halfway convinced heās already losing you. And instead of bringing it up, he tries to āfix itā by being extra attentive, extra careful⦠which only makes it more obvious that somethingās wrong. You physically have to pull him aside and tell him that youāre not going anywhere.
ā¤ļøwhen he breaks, he doesnāt lash out - he folds. Goes quiet, distant, harder to reach. Keeps everything bottled up until it spills over in the worst way: shaking hands, teary eyes, voice cracking on a āiām trying, okay? Iām really trying.ā And it hits harder than anger ever could.
ā¤ļøhe wonāt burn the world for you. Heāll just quietly start rearranging the little pieces of his world so youāre as safe and happy inside it as he can make you - and look at you like you personally hung the moon every single time you walk into the room.
ā¤ļøand when it counts - when the world is literally exploding around you again - he chooses you without hesitation. Mission? Paused. Revenge? Forgotten. Youāre crying in the bathroom at 2 am? Heās there in sweatpants, wrapping you in a blanket burrito, murmuring āiāve got you, iāve got youā until your breathing evens out. He wonāt always know the right thing to say, and heāll trip over words, blush, second-guess himself. But if itās you or anything else in the universe? Itās you. Even when he hesitates, even when heās scared, even when he doesnāt feel strong enough - itās still you in the end.
ā¤ļøloving Hughie Campbell is like someone finally handed you a hand to hold and meant it forever. And once heās yours, he stays yours with every anxious, adorable, devoted piece of himself.
Frenchie
šdating Frenchie feels like falling into a half-finished painting that somehow keeps getting more beautiful the longer you stay inside it.
šhe doesnāt love halfway. The second you matter, you matter in every sense - emotionally, physically, instinctively. You become part of his orbit, something he checks for without thinking, just like breathing.
šhe loves when you call his ideas completely deranged. When you laugh and tell him rigging a drone with fireworks is going to get him killed one day, his eyes light up because someone finally wants to argue with him instead of ordering him around or leaving him behind. It makes him feel seen - the impulsive, brilliant, guilt-ridden mess he actually is.
šFrenchie thrives on that back-and-forth. Tease him, challenge him, question him - he needs it. Not to win, but to feel like he exists outside of being āuseful.ā
šhe has this habit of leaving little love notes in the most unexpected places, written in his messy handwriting. āTu es la plus belle explosion de ma vieā tucked inside your shoe. A doodle of the two of you as cartoon characters holding hands on a sticky note stuck to the coffee maker. A single line on the bathroom mirror: āToday i woke up and the first thing i thought about was you. Merci dāexister.ā He beams like an idiot when you find them, cheeks pink, already planning the next one.
šthe first time he says āje tāaimeā it tumbles out while heās stitching a cut on your arm. It almost sounds surprised, like he didnāt mean to let it escape; then he freezes, starts laughing nervously, trying to play it cool until you kiss the panic right out of him. After that it becomes his favorite phrase: whispered when he hands you coffee, texted during stakeouts, moaned against your throat when the lights are low and the world feels far away.
šhe gets the softest smile whenever you use one of his nicknames back at him. Call him āmon amourā even once and his whole face lights up like you personally handed him the sun.
šFrenchie gets stupidly proud of the smallest things you do. You cook something edible? He acts like you just invented fire. You remember the name of his favorite obscure rapper? He tells everyone within earshot like itās the greatest achievement in human history. He just brags about you in the sweetest, most ridiculous way. That boyish excitement, the way his whole face lights up when he can brag about āmy personā, is pure, unguarded sweetness that makes your chest ache in the best way. Because you may not be able to make him forget all of his bad memories, but you can help him make new ones; memories that make him smile instead of tense.
šhis accent gets so much worse when heās emotional. Suddenly heās talking faster, louder, hands moving everywhere, and youāre just nodding like āyeah, totallyā while catching maybe half of it.
šsometimes he just watches you like youāre something fragile and miraculous at the same time. Not in a distant way - in a present way. Like heās trying to understand how youāre real, how youāre still here, how you have not run off yet.
šFrenchie doesnāt believe he deserves stability, let alone love. If the relationship feels stable, safe, real, and when things feel too good - thereās a part of him waiting for it to fall apart. And sometimes, without meaning to, heās the one who nudges it in that direction. Pulling away, getting distant, making reckless choices⦠not because he wants to lose you, but because losing you feels inevitable anyway. But he doesnāt run from you, thatās the difference. He stays, even when it would be easier to disappear, even when heās convinced heāll ruin it eventually.
šhis anxiety doesnāt always look like fear - it looks like motion, like sudden, restless energy. Fixing things that arenāt broken, building things no one asked for, hands always moving because if they stop, his mind catches up. You learn the pattern: pull him down, wrap your arms around him, let him ramble until the storm passes and he goes soft and clingy again. āIām not fine. But i will be. Just - stay a minute, yeah?ā
šhe struggles more with forgiving himself than anything else. You can forgive him, tell him it wasnāt his fault, hold him through the guilt - but it doesnāt land the same way. He hears you, he wants to believe you⦠but thereās a part of him thatās already decided he doesnāt get to be let off that easily. In his head, love isnāt something heās allowed to just have - itās something he has to earn, over and over again, by being useful, by being better, by fixing whatever he can before it breaks. And on the days where nothing goes right, where the past feels too close, you can see it in the way he looks at you: soft, aching, almost apologetic, like heās already bracing for the moment you realize heās not worth the weight of it.
šlate at night he gets shy and cuddly, curling around you like a cat and whispering sleepy āje tāaimeās between soft kisses to your temple until his voice fades into happy little sighs.
šhe makes you laugh in the middle of chaos. Holds you when things get heavy. Tries, in all the imperfect ways he knows how, to be someone you can rely on.
šwhen youāre hurting, he doesnāt try to fix everything at once - he just stays. Moves closer without hesitation, grounding you with a steady, familiar touch, trying to anchor you with his presence. He pays attention to what you need in the moment: sometimes thatās quiet, sometimes itās gentle distractions, sometimes itās just him holding you until your breathing evens out. Thereās a softness to the way he takes care of you, patient and instinctive, like heās handling something fragile but never making you feel weak for it. āMon cÅur⦠you do not have to be strong all the time, hm? You let me carry a little, yeah? Just for tonight.ā
šwhen duty calls Frenchie still goes - loyal to a fault, even when it scares him. But he always comes back to you, crawls into bed, and murmurs āi missed my favorite safe placeā in that adorable french accent against your skin.
šhis past isnāt something you can separate from him - itās woven into everything. There are names he wonāt say, memories that hit out of nowhere, moments where he just⦠checks out. Youāll be mid-conversation and suddenly heās gone quiet, eyes distant, reliving something youāll never fully understand. And the hardest part? He doesnāt always let you in. Not because he doesnāt trust you, but because he doesnāt think you should have to carry what heās done - part of him would rather carry that alone than risk you seeing him differently.
šsome days the pull of old habits hits harder than he expects. Not always drugs - sometimes just the mindset. The urge to escape, to numb out, to disappear into something that doesnāt hurt. And on those days, loving him means watching him fight himself quietly⦠and choosing to stay present instead of running.
šhe wonāt promise you peace or a normal life. Heāll promise you loyalty instead - the kind that survives his demons, his addictions, his bloody past. Heāll make you laugh when the world is burning, hold you when the guilt eats him alive, and fight like hell to be the man who deserves to keep you. Once he decides youāre his, he never lets go - because for Frenchie, loving you isnāt just love, itās the first time in forever he feels like he's home.
šloving Frenchie is like choosing to live inside a beautiful, loud, half-finished explosion that somehow keeps painting itself more colorful the longer you stay.
Soldier Boy
ā¤ļøāš©¹dating Soldier Boy feels like standing too close to a nuclear reactor that somehow decided youāre the only thing worth cooling down for.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he doesnāt fall in love. He gets dragged into it kicking and screaming, fighting every single step like itās a personal insult to his entire existence. One day heās all cocky smirks and āyou couldnāt handle a real man, sweetheart,ā the next heās showing up at your place unannounced at 2 am, boots kicked up on your coffee table, cracking open a beer as if he owns the damn couch. He doesnāt ask if he can stay the night, he doesnāt ask if you even want him there. He just does it, grumbling about how your bed is too soft while slowly, stubbornly, without ever admitting it out loud, rearranging his entire fucked-up orbit around you whether he likes it or not.
ā¤ļøāš©¹Ben loves when you push back. When you tell him to shut the fuck up mid-rant, when you shove his chest and call him an arrogant prick, when you refuse to flinch. It catches him off guard every single time. Heās spent decades being the strongest guy in every room, being matched by someone smaller, softer, and completely unafraid of him? It does something dangerous to him. Makes him respect you. Makes him want more.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he carries decades of resentment toward anyone who ever tried to control him, and sometimes that rage spills onto you without warning. If you ask him to slow down, to talk instead of storming off, or to consider your feelings before charging headfirst into danger, he snaps that youāre ātrying to put a fucking leash on me just like they did.ā It hits like a slap because itās completely unfair; youāre not trying to cage him, youāre trying to love him - but in his mind any request for caution or communication feels like another set of chains. It leaves you walking on eggshells, wondering if every attempt at closeness is just one more thing heāll fight against with everything he has, because being controlled is the one thing he swore heād never let happen again.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he calls you ādollā in that low, gravelly voice when he thinks youāre asleep.
ā¤ļøāš©¹boy does he get jealous, and boy does it turn ugly fast. If someone even glances at you too long his whole posture changes: shoulders squared, jaw tight, voice dropping into that dangerous, mean drawl that used to make entire rooms go quiet: āKeep walking, asshole, before i rearrange your fucking spine and wear it as a necklace.ā He doesnāt hide it, doesnāt soften it for anyone. He just yanks you against his side with a heavy arm, fingers digging into your hip, and kisses you hard enough to bruise. It's his way of reminding the entire world, and especially himself, that youāre his and heāll burn anyone who forgets it.
ā¤ļøāš©¹heās rough even when heās trying to be gentle. Big hands that grip too tight, kisses that bruise, sex that leaves marks. But underneath it thereās this stunned, almost confused tenderness when he realizes youāre not scared of him. When you lean into the roughness instead of pulling away.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he calls modern technology āfairy shitā and once spent twenty straight minutes yelling at your smart fridge because it ātalked back to him like a damn commie.ā
ā¤ļøāš©¹that's why he refuses to admit when he doesnāt understand something new and will confidently bullshit his way through it until it backfires spectacularly, like the time he tried to order food and accidentally sent twenty pizzas to the wrong address.
ā¤ļøāš©¹but as funny as his half-ass attempts at modern living are, sometimes it hits him that the world moved on without him - and it makes him meaner. He doesnāt understand half the shit around him, doesnāt recognize the rules anymore, and instead of admitting that, he doubles down. Acts like everything modern is stupid, weak, beneath him. But underneath that? The quiet realization that he doesnāt fit anywhere anymore. Except, somehow, with you.
ā¤ļøāš©¹his ego is a living, breathing third person in the relationship. He still thinks heās the strongest, smartest, most important man in any room, and that attitude leaks into everything. When you call him out or make a decision without his input, he gets sulky and mean, throwing around āback in my dayā bullshit or straight-up dismissing your opinion because āwhat the fuck do you know compared to me?ā Itās exhausting trying to love someone who still believes the world should revolve around him.
ā¤ļøāš©¹Ben also weaponizes silence when heās pissed. Doesnāt yell, doesnāt argue - just shuts down completely, jaw locked, eyes cold. The silence can last days, and when he finally speaks again itās usually laced with something cruel that hits exactly where it hurts most. He knows how to hurt people. Heās had lots of practice.
ā¤ļøāš©¹but when he really loves you, he protects you like it's his life mission. Scans every room you enter like heās clearing a battlefield, and has zero hesitation about stepping in front of you if anything feels even slightly off. Itās not gentle - itās overbearing, possessive, and comes from a man who lost everything once and refuses to let it happen again.
ā¤ļøāš©¹when he senses real danger he gets quiet and focused in a way thatās almost scary. Heāll tuck you behind him, shoulders squared, calculating every exit and every threat. Thereās no panic in him - just cold, efficient readiness to burn the world down before it touches you.
ā¤ļøāš©¹after a particularly close call heāll sit on the edge of the bed, silent for once, running a hand through his hair while the adrenaline fades. In those moments he looks exhausted, not invincible, and a quiet āi'd level the whole fucking world for youā comes out rough and honest instead of arrogant.
ā¤ļøāš©¹his temper doesnāt always explode outward; sometimes it turns inward and he becomes cruel to himself. Heāll stand in the mirror after a nightmare, jaw clenched, muttering that heās still just a weapon, still broken, still worthless. When you try to pull him out of it he pushes harder, convinced that if he lets you love the mess he is, youāll eventually see the same monster he sees and leave. Watching him tear himself down is almost worse than when he lashes out at you.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he also gets really mean when heās drunk and cornered, throwing insults at you that feel like slaps because he never learned how to argue without trying to win.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he doesnāt apologize the way you need him to. No real āi'm sorry,ā no sitting down and talking it through. At best you get a gruff āwonāt happen againā or a deflection like āyouāre still here, arenāt you?ā And sometimes heāll act nicer after, but never directly acknowledges what he did. Itās not that he doesnāt feel guilt. Itās that admitting fault feels too much like weakness, and weakness is something he learned the hard way never to show.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he likes knowing where you are. Not in an openly controlling way; but heāll casually ask questions that arenāt really casual. āWhere you going?ā āWhoās gonna be there?ā āWhat time you back?" He wonāt outright forbid anything, but heāll make it very clear he doesnāt like not knowing. Control, for him, feels like safety - even if heād never admit that out loud.
ā¤ļøāš©¹his idea of romance is crude, over-the-top, and completely unapologetic. Heāll āborrowā a car, drive you out to some abandoned lookout point at midnight, blasts old swing music way too loud, and then tries to impress you by shotgunning a beer while telling you war stories that he definitely should not be telling. He shows up with flowers he clearly stole from someoneās front yard and a bottle of top-shelf bourbon, tosses them at you with a gruff āhere, thought youād like this shit,ā then spends the rest of the night complaining about how āthis modern dating crap is for pussiesā while secretly staring at you like youāre the only thing thatās ever made sense in his long, violent life. He tries, in his own completely fucked-up way.
ā¤ļøāš©¹Ben disappears after fights and doesnāt tell you where heās going, leaving you wondering if this time he wonāt come back. But he always does because despite his tough shell, youāre his safe place.
ā¤ļøāš©¹sometimes he genuinely doesnāt understand why youāre upset. Youāll try to explain how something he said hurt you, and he just⦠stares, frustrated, like youāre speaking a different language. āI didnāt hit you. I didnāt lie. So whatās the problem?ā Itās not that he doesnāt care - itās that no one ever taught him that words can do damage too. Emotional nuance isnāt something he was built for, and trying to learn it feels like trying to rewire his entire brain.
ā¤ļøāš©¹when he tries to be soft it comes out clumsy and rough around every edge. Heāll pull you into his lap after a long day, big hands gripping your hips a little too hard, and just sits there breathing you in without saying much. No pretty words, no long apologies. Just the occasional low mutter of āyouāre staying right here tonight, dollā like itās an order, but his hold on you says itās closer to a plea. He hates how much he needs it (no he doesnāt).
ā¤ļøāš©¹he lets you see the cracks he hides from everyone. After particularly bad nights heāll sit on the edge of the bed with his shoulders slumped, staring at the floor like it might open up and finally swallow him. And thatās where he really opens up to you. Heāll talk about the lab; the cold metal tables, the endless drugs, the way they broke him down and rebuilt him as their perfect weapon. The decades he lost, the friends who aged and died while he was frozen, the hollow feeling of waking up in a world that moved on without him. His voice gets rougher when he admits he doesnāt know how to be anything but a weapon anymore, that every gentle touch from you feels foreign because heās never been touched out of tenderness. Itās the closest he ever gets to asking for help, and it only happens because he trusts you enough not to use those cracks against him later. In those moments the arrogant shield drops completely, leaving behind a tired, damaged man whoās still trying to figure out how to exist outside the role vought forced on him.
ā¤ļøāš©¹but on other nights he wakes up with fists already swinging before his brain catches up to where he actually is. Heāll shove you away hard enough to knock the breath out of you, then freeze the second he realizes what heās done. The guilt that follows is vicious and ugly; heāll disappear for hours, sometimes days, because he canāt stand looking at the fear and worry in your eyes. Deep down heās terrified that no matter how hard he tries, heāll always be exactly the monster vought spent decades turning him into.
ā¤ļøāš©¹part of him is always waiting for you to find someone better. Someone easier. Someone softer, more stable, less⦠him. And instead of admitting that fear, it twists into arrogance. āYou wonāt find anyone like me.ā It sounds like ego, and it probably is, but underneath it is something much uglier: the belief that if you ever had a real choice, you wouldnāt choose him at all.
ā¤ļøāš©¹he doesnāt do āboyfriend.ā He doesnāt do labels, anniversaries, or any of that "modern crap". To him, being with you means heās claimed you - plain and simple. Youāre his. Not in some soft, equal-partners fairy tale way, but in the old-school, chest-thumping, ātouch her and i'll kill youā way that lives in his blood from a time when men took what they wanted and kept it. Itās territorial. Itās possessive. Itās the closest thing to commitment that man knows how to give.
ā¤ļøāš©¹it means he shows up when he damn well feels like it, stays when the mood strikes, and expects you to deal with the fact that his life doesnāt stop just because heās got a girl now. Missions still come first when he gets called. Bars still happen when the rage gets too loud and he needs to punch something. But slowly, without him ever admitting it, things start shifting. He cancels a night out because you sounded tired on the phone. He drives the long way home just so he can keep his hand on your thigh a little longer. He bitches about it the whole time like itās killing him, but he does it anyway.
ā¤ļøāš©¹it means he tests you constantly like the arrogant prick he is. Flirts with other women when heās feeling insecure just to see if youāll fight for him or finally walk away. Picks fights over nothing to make sure you wonāt bolt the second he acts like an asshole. Pushes and pushes because part of him is still waiting for the moment you realize heās too much - too loud, too violent, too broken - and finally tell him to fuck off like everyone else eventually did. When you stay anyway, it fucks with his head in ways heāll never admit.
ā¤ļøāš©¹it means loyalty that burns hotter than the sun. He wonāt promise you a soft life, but he will promise you this: if anyone tries to take you from him, heāll level the whole city, dammit, the whole world before he lets them. Heāll stand between you and anything that messes with you if he has to, and heāll do it with a grin on his face.
ā¤ļøāš©¹loving Ben isnāt soft. It isnāt equal. It isnāt safe. But once he decides youāre his? He never lets go.
ā¤ļøāš©¹not even if the world ends. Not even if he has to drag you kicking and screaming into whatever fucked-up version of forever he can offer; thatās what it means to him. Take it or leave it. Heās not asking twice.
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