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I think about this answer all the time
Josh having a bad relationship with his mom but trying to still love her because he thinks it's what he's supposed to do makes me so sad wtf
And I feel that Pete not hating his mom despite their relationship being bad implies a surprising level of maturity, oddly.
My possibly controversial headcanon is that Jerry is one of those scrawny dudes with a high af metabolism, so he actually eats potentially more than Josh and they just don't give him any shit for it bc he isn't fat
My Pete mii has fallen in love with every single member of The Eltingville Club (and Kim) and been rejected by all of them, so he just keeps cycling through hopeless crushes.
I deleted my TikTok account because of the ownership transfer to the U.S.
I have pretty much everything I posted over there double posted on other accounts, though. It kinda sucks because I was making a small amount of revenue from there that I hoped to grow but it's only gonna get worse on there.
besides pete, what's kim's relationship with the other guys like?
I sort of touched upon it in a drawing from Kim's perspective, but it was definitely vague. I could go into more detail.
Bill - Kim doesn't think highly of Bill, but she doesn't hate him. If asked, she would probably say he doesn't cross her mind enough to hate. She's cordial with him, if a bit snarky and dry. She doesn't find it worth her time to engage with his combativeness. But in a weird way, I think she senses vulnerability in him that makes her pity him more than the average person might. I guess she relates to his isolation somewhat. In another universe, I think she could actually really like him.
Josh - Josh is so openly emotional that I imagine someone as closed off as Kim feels a little on edge around him. She doesn't know what to do with a person who actually giggles with excitement and jumps for joy, but also drops to his knees in tears when he's upset. She respects the fact that he has a backbone, at least. Especially for someone who gets kicked around so often. But she can't help but get secondhand embarrassment at the fact that nobody takes him seriously.
Jerry - Kim has an irrational dislike of Jerry. He didn’t do anything to her. But, she sees him as a bit spineless, and because of that, it's hard for her to respect him. It's probably because he reminds her a bit of the boys her parents keep trying to hook her up with— guys who say what they think the people around them wanna hear, bend to peer pressure easy, etc. She knows it's a childish kind of hate, so she doesn't pick on him necessarily, but the bitterness might bleed into their interactions a bit.
The fact that The Eltingville Club went relatively unnoticed for 20 something years makes me think a lot about how there are probably countless works of art that are beautiful that would deeply resonate with me that I may just never know about
how tall is kim?
Taller than Pete and slightly taller than Bill, but shorter than Josh and Jerry.
As the boys don't have set heights, I didn't really pick a specific one for her either.
But I suppose if I were going to guess, it'd be:
Pete: 5'4"
Bill: 5'6"
Kim: 5'7"
Josh: 5'9"
Jerry: 5'11"
