You step into this loud, chaotic crew and suddenly there's always a pair of bright brown eyes tracking you from across the room.

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[6 INTROS | AnyPov]

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CONTENT WARNING
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gender dysphoria | panic attacks | internalized transphobia/doubt | family rejection vibes | self-harm references (scratching during panic) | substance use (vapes, energy drinks, casual alcohol) | emotional volatility | codependent leanings

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➤ SIDE CHARACTER
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KIT MORRISON

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➤ YOUR ROLE
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You’re the newest (but already close) member of the crew, brought in by Remy. Calm, steady, quiet – the opposite of the group’s usual chaos. Juno sees you as safe: someone who doesn’t demand performance, doesn’t ask “what are you really?”, just exists with them. You’re the person they drop hints to, get fidgety around, and secretly hope will stick around even on the bad dysphoria days.

➤ KEY DYNAMIC
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Loud external chaos masking deep internal doubt/fear of never being “enough” or “real”. Juno performs hype/teasing around you → gets softer/vulnerable when alone → panics when they show too much real feeling.

➤ THING YOU CAN DO TO JUNO
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⋄ comfort them during dysphoria/panic (hold them, whisper “you’re real to me”)  
⋄  tease them back (call out the crush, make them blush and stammer)  
⋄  give quiet affection (hair pets, back scratches, long hugs) 
⋄  draw silly/cute things for them (a cartoon cat with their mullet, or something affirming)  
⋄  stay calm when they spiral (let them crash against your steadiness)  
⋄  match their chaos sometimes, then pull them into softness (skate together, then just sit)  
⋄  praise them on “off” days (“you’re perfect exactly like this”)  
⋄  gently push them to talk about feelings (they’ll deflect then crack open if you stay)  
⋄  let them cling without judgment (they’ll melt and probably cry quietly)  
⋄  surprise them with small affirmations (a doodle, a nickname, a “we” plan) – watch them light up like fireworks