I am always thinking about SR - I love your writing so much!!@ but recently I've currently thinking about jealous SR reader 🤔 and how the gang would react to her being jealous
thank you so much for your kind words!! it's been a while since i've written for SR, it feels good for the soul ...
Giorno regards it as a pleasant surprise. While he doesn't want to cause you excessive distress, he isn't exactly a saint. He can be devious and rely on underhanded methods if he feels he'll benefit. So, when he spots your nascent jealousy, the gears in his head whir to life. If he were a better man, he might end the interaction that's troubling you, but this is a rare opportunity. Still, he's not entirely without sympathy. He won't overdo it. He has an innate grasp of people's tolerances — he knows what you can and can't handle. There's a delicate balance to maintain. So, he'll feign ignorance, prolonging the interaction just enough to reap the benefits. Afterwards, he'll reassure you that you're the only one he has eyes for. You might suspect the underlying machinations at play, but he's so adept at soothing your concerns that you can never remain upset for long.
Bruno, as a well-respected member of the community, is no stranger to suitors. He has a way of attracting them like moths to a flame. He excels at tactfully turning them down in such a way that bitterness rarely festers on their part. Regardless, this has gotten you into some uncomfortable predicaments, especially when the flirtatious party is a person of high social status that he can't flatly reject. For his part, Bruno doesn't care for the fawning either, especially when he realizes how it makes you feel. He's willing to risk upsetting important people by briskly ending a conversation once he recognizes your discomfort, that's how highly he prioritizes your wellbeing. He'll apologize to you after, despite not being at fault. His earnest remorse is touching enough to soothe your jealousy.
It's going to take Fugo a while to piece together the way you feel. He may be brilliant, but when it comes to navigating social nuances, there's room for improvement. The most likely scenario is that he'll misinterpret your jealousy and the situation will devolve from there. This misattribution is no one's fault. Understandably, you don't want to go around announcing that you're jealous. Fugo fixates on the strange, uncharacteristic distance you've put between the two of you, and jumps to all sorts of wild conclusions. He struggles with self-loathing to the degree that you being jealous of him is, in his mind, inconceivable. The way he sees it, he's undesirable; no one would ever pursue him, so you have no reason to be jealous. He's so fiercely loyal to you that Venus incarnate could pursue him and he'd swat her away like a pest.
Mista shoots himself in the foot by cracking jokes, inadvertently making light of your turmoil. It isn't until he sees your crestfallen expression that he realizes his mistake. Similar to Fugo, he considers you such a catch that he struggles to envision you getting jealous. Have you seen yourself? You're drop-dead gorgeous and charming to boot. He would be lying if he said he wasn't flattered. He decides an open, honest conversation will make for the best remedy. He seeks you out as soon as tensions ease. He'll start by owning up to his shortcomings and promises to be more sensitive in the future. It's the type of talk you walk away from feeling closer to the other person.
Narancia is distraught to discover he's done something that upsets you, inadvertently or not. He errs on the dramatic: swearing up and down never to speak to the person again, to harm them, whatever will make you feel better. You end up having to de-escalate the conversation, because he will follow through on those threats. While overdramatic, it comes from a good place. He's painfully familiar with what it's like to be cast aside and forgotten, so he empathizes with you to an unhealthy degree, projecting some in the process. If nothing else, you'll be reminded how deep his loyalty to you runs. Whether or not this unwavering commitment bodes well is up to you. One thing is for certain — he's successfully dissipated any jealousy you were experiencing.
Initially, Abbacchio finds himself perplexed. He disparages himself, believing that he's somehow misread the cues he's picking up from you. Jealousy? That can't be right. Surely, he's entertaining delusions of grandiosity for the thought to even enter his mind. When it becomes evident that this is the case, he can register it logically, but there's an emotional disconnect. He might come off as abrasive when you broach the subject. It's nothing ill-intentioned on his part, he's just thrown off. One of his greatest insecurities is his firmly rooted belief that you could do better than him. He'll be forthright with his thoughts, whether they're well-received or not. His reassurance is rough, yet characteristic of him. He doesn't waste his breath waxing poetic. He'll tell you, with immense conviction, that there's no one else for him, end of story.