Good evening Your Highness, or whatever time of day you’re reading this. As I’m penning this request I’m currently rhinestoning a pair of boots to wear to a Stray Kids concert i’m attending soon. Who is currently your favorite artist Your Highness? Whenever I think of you I imagine music with string instruments, since I personally believe that matches your grandiose and elegant presence.
I was wondering if I could get your opinion on Bruno, Rohan, Giorno and Narancia with an arts and crafts oriented darling? Darling enjoys making gifts for their loved ones, ranging from themed scrap books to crocheted trinkets and bedazzled clothing/accessories. I’d also love it if Your Highness could write with a Darling who experiences some minor pain while doing arts and crafts in mind as I unfortunately suffer from scoliosis, which causes me back and shoulder pain and also slows down the process of creating things by hand as I find myself needing to take constant breaks and do some stretches recommended to me by my physical therapist.
Thank you so much and have a wonderful day/evening!
I understand the last portion of this ask is 'optional,' so this ask does not inherently break my rules, but that last portion is what interests me the most. I don't like writing for overly specific darlings, example being a darling with a few attributes, because it often just feels like I'm writing someone's self insert for free- but a darling with any sort of disability is fun to write for, and this hobby works for Bruno's darling in particular. So I'll do it.
I think my rules need an update again. Despite having a disability, I forgot to include in my rules that I will write for how a yandere handles a darling with one. Some yanderes go crazy for it, some are neutral, some hate it and wouldn't partake. It's fun to talk about who likes it and what sort of disabilities they'd go for. Because a darling with celiac is entirely different from a darling who doesn't have legs. That's so interesting. I'll update my rules later, likely.
As for your question... Her Highness has a somewhat broad taste in music, it depends on my mood. Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake will always have an extremely special place in my heart, Camille Saint-Saëns is also incredibly darling to me. To ruin your perception of me, Lana Del Rey has been a longtime favorite of mine. I Want It All, Go Go Dancer, Jealous Girl, Diet Mountain Dew, Million Dollar Man, and Be My Daddy are some of my favorites. 'You Can Be The Boss' was the first song of hers I ever heard. Thank you youtube algorithm when I was much too young for that.
Bruno will surely love absolutely anything that hinders his darling's independence, but a disability that, plainly, restricts her and keeps her home is the best. Hindered mobility, chronic pain, things of that nature just call to him. Chronic pain in particular, Bruno has always loved the idea of swooping in and saving someone he loves. What savior complex?
He keeps all medicine in a cabinet in the kitchen, and prefers to fetch whatever meds are necessary all by himself. Go, sit. Be gentle on yourself, cara mia. The medicine is purposely kept out of reach so his darling has to ask him to fetch them for her every single time, hidden in different ways depending on his dear's circumstances. Short? Well, obviously it's high up. Tall, but with chronic pain? I hope your back isn't broken, it's underneath the sink at a weird angle so you have to dig for it for more than a few seconds. Don't fret, dear. He'll fetch it for you. If not Pannacotta, who is trying to walk as quickly and quietly as he can from the kitchen to his room to avoid the hassle of being asked...
It's typically better to ask Pannacotta over Narancia when Bruno is at work. Narancia will bring her Pepto-Bismol instead of Midol, because they're both pink and he's in a rush to get back up to his room for another ranked match of whatever player-vs-player shooter game he's into this month. Duuude! Come on! He only gets like a minute between matches! He can't piss and get a drink AND get your stupid medicine in a minute!
At least Pannacotta gets the right one, and the right dosage. He knows better than to bring Bruno's darling an entire container of medicine. He brings a little tray out, actually. Preferred pain meds, water, and something to snack on that's not too energy draining. Panna will even ask if the tv is fine, how the temperature in the room is, and if she wants the curtains closed or open. It's just common care questions. So father Bruno doesn't come home to a dead darling in their living room.
Bruno has a certain list of expectations for his wife. Make dinner, do laundry, keep the house clean, take care of their children (young adults by now) and carry another, etc. He's usually very strict. He finds it agitating when his darling can't do the simple things that he asks of her, he takes it as a personal slight against him and a statement of discontentment with her current situation. To make it more simple, she's obviously being a brat. Undermining his authority, even. No, not as capo. As her husband.
But.
If his wife can't do those things temporarily because of her chronic pain, it's entirely excused. It's seen as cute, or endearing, even. If the poor thing is writhing in pain but responsive to him helping, he's so elated.
Honestly, disobeying him would result in a disability anyway. It's nice that he doesn't have to manually unzip his dear wife's legs off to force her to sit still and tolerate him.
And it's nicer that the boys are helping. Aw, you're all a real family now. So cute. So sweet. Bruno is more than happy to help his darling streeeetch, as long as it's inside. Back yard is a bit too strenuous for flare ups.
It's a good opportunity to show that his hands aren't a threat. He's safe. Stop avoiding his touch. Husbands are meant to guide, so really, it's no trouble at all to help stretch that pretty back out. He pushes his darling when she isn't quite hitting the position she needs to be in, literally. He pushes her into the position. And forces her to hold it for the 'correct' amount of time. Didn't know he actually paid attention to the physical therapist/chiropractor. Which, off topic, Bruno has mixed feelings on doctors. On one hand, you need them, but on the other..... touching his wife. Passive aggressive smile.
For when those flare ups happen and his darling simply must stay inside, well.... arts and crafts are a great hobby for a housewife to have. It's cute. It's typical of one. You walk into a house and see that it's actually a home when there's doilies and blankets everywhere. Honestly, Bruno was going to suggest some type of housewife hobby eventually. It's good to do those things when you find yourself home so often. Crafts, games, some form of stimulation is good for her. Just not... too much, nothing inherently stressful. Make blankets and trinkets all you'd like, dear. They have the storage space for it.
A cute little housewife hobby like sewing, crocheting or knitting, or even embroidery are all appropriate to him. As long as she gets her typical housewife duties done (when not in a flare up!), he's very happy to bring her the materials she needs. Bruno loves the idea of bringing home gifts for his darling, if she's behaving appropriately. Alternatively, to win her over if she's shying away from him again.
Although, he doesn't approve of the more childish mediums of art. Bedazzling in particular. No, no, don't mind him. It's fine to... indulge. Whatever helps keep his sweet girl's brain from breaking. He lightly encourages other forms of entertainment by simply not supplying it.
Bruno smiles whenever he sees his darling doing something stereotypically feminine- sewing, embroidery, knitting / crocheting, etc- especially at a darling that he has yet to break in fully. A gender non conforming one. Ah, so you are capable of feminine hobbies. You're just acting like how you usually do to spite him. Why can't you just do what he wants you to do? Well, there's plenty of time to think about your life choices when you're stuck on the couch for a few days and the only way to get relief is through him.
