In an generation-swap Nascent AU, how would the relationship between Pandora and Jason change? (I read your Memoirs AU and I just--- 😍)
- Frank Ocean is my god. I literally worship the ground this man walks on, he’s beautiful. I wasn’t planning on going to Coachella originally because of the abroad thing, but it’s such a shame the whole thing is cancelled regardless :( Hopefully he’ll be willing to show up again for next year but this man is so hard to hunt down ;-;
There’s a handful of special songs I have saved to use for really important chapter titles, I really recommend listening to “Champagne Coast” by Blood Orange to get a feel for when that one comes!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nO6y1-erVEw
- Lucy’s always wondered what having a boy would be like, and having someone like Jason as part of their family shifts dynamics a lot. Their home is a bit more rowdy, but no one even thinks to ever bother the Jayes’ bakery. Jason takes their last names but keeps Todd as his middle. He’s stupidly proficient in the kitchen with some decent teaching and he’s always the one to pick up orders and do the heavy work Pandora and Lucy have always managed to do on their own.
- Crooks like that one guy from forever chapters ago never show up because Jason guns people down with his eyes from across counters or on his way up and down the street, no one even thinks they could ever rob the place from how terrifying the young man still manages to grow up to be
- Jason and Pandora are stupidly close, each other’s best friends and their relationship as brother and sister is really thick. They look out for each other no matter what.
- Jason laughs a lot more and he smiles a lot more too, it’s impossible not to because here in this house, it’s a lot warmer
- Pandora giving up on normal communication and just waggling her brows at Damian over the piano to get him to understand what she’s trying to say is an absolutely accepted head canon
- I think age gaps can be a bit tricky, the really key thing to them is where the two parties are at parts of their life. I’ve always been a firm believer in being willing to stay open-minded to a lot of things, but I do feel like big gaps of 20 or more get risky when the other party is still under 18, like big risky, not just legally but you’re truly at two different parts of your life during that time. That’s not to say people can’t make it work, but it should be considered with care and lots of communication. But as always, when you’re 15 and he’s 25, it doesn’t seem as bad when you’re 35 and he’s 45. It really all depends for me on how two people are willing to make it work and making sure there’s critical and crucial amounts of communication and acceptance between both parties so they know neither of them feels they’re forfeiting something if that makes sense.
I’ve honestly been around people who date with pretty large gaps, so it’s normalized it more for me seeing genuinely healthy relationships work out because they’re both mature enough to make it work.
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