So I saw you’re post with prosopagnosia and it got me thinking of a scenario. What if the reader has it and they walk into a room with Barbara and Elyse and any other blonds I forgot and can’t tell them apart and tries to hid their cute embarrassment. And it can be romantic with one of them if you want.
I’m so glad I managed to write prosopagnosia well enough!
You stepped into the room, coffees in hand and steppeddead in your tracks. Two gorgeous blonde women were chatting and catching up,and one of them was your girlfriend. The problem was, you couldn’t tell who itwas “Hey you brought coffee, thank you!” one of them said, you immediately triedto work out who it was, but it was no use. Instead you try to busy yourselfwith handing out coffees.
You kept glancing over at the table, trying to find thedetails that would set your girlfriend apart from the other blonde, but theirfeatures merged until you had to look away to reset.
“You alright sweetie? You suddenly went quiet,” a femalevoice said. You could recognise her smell as Barbara and breathed a sigh ofrelief.
“When I walked in, I couldn’t recognise your face again.So, when it was you and Elyse, I couldn’t tell who was who,” you admitted quietly,feeling the embarrassment rising in your cheeks.
“Y/N,” Barbara said, trying to hide a smile by pullingyou into a kiss.
“Stop laughing at me too!” you replied between kisses.
“I’m sorry, it’s so cute sometimes. Especially yourblushing.”“I’m not blushing,” you quickly replied.
“I can think of times when that may come in useful…if youcan’t tell the difference between me and Elyse…means you won’t have a favourite,”she whispered huskily. You tried to shush her but it only caused moreattention, making you blush furiously.











