Dating Din Djarin Headcanons
- Dating Din Djarin means slowly realizing that beneath the armor, the stoic voice, and the intimidating reputation is one of the most devoted men in the galaxy.
- He isn’t good with words at first and his compliments come out awkward and short.
- “You look nice.”
- “I always look nice.”
- “…You look nicer than usual.” That is the closest thing you’ll get to a grand romantic speech for the first few months.
- Physical affection becomes his love language long before verbal affection does.
- He always rests a hand on your back when you’re walking through crowded markets or busy settlements.
- When danger is nearby, you’ll feel his hand find yours instinctively. Not because he thinks you’re incapable. Because protecting you has become like second nature to him.
- Din is fiercely observant. He notices things you don’t even realize you’re doing when you’re tired, when you’re hungry, when you’re cold, when you’re pretending you’re fine.
- You’ll mention liking something exactly once, and somehow he’ll remember it six months later. He comes home from a bounty with a small trinket and simply hands it to you. “You said you liked these.” That’s it. No explanation. No fanfare. Just a rare gift given with quiet sincerity.
- The Razor Crest, or whatever ship he’s currently flying, starts feeling more like home than any planet ever could.
- You’ll spend nights sitting together in the cockpit watching hyperspace stretch endlessly beyond the viewport. Sometimes neither of you says anything for hours. Din learns that silence doesn’t have to be lonely when you’re there.
- He’s secretly obsessed with hearing you talk. Tell him about your day. Tell him random facts. Tell him stories from your childhood. He acts like he’s focused on cleaning weapons, but he’s listening to every word. Every single one.
- Din becomes very protective when you’re sick. It’s almost ridiculous. The most feared bounty hunter in the sector suddenly panics because you sneezed twice. He’ll contact medics, research treatments, check your temperature every hour, hover nearby pretending he isn’t worried. He worries…a lot.
- Once he trusts you enough, he begins removing pieces of armor around you. First the gloves, then the vambraces, then eventually sitting beside you without the chest plate after a long mission. Each piece removed feels like an enormous act of trust. You understand that he’s showing you parts of himself few people have ever seen.
