A Ford and Mabel bonding compilation! Initially I wanted it to be a sketch, but then I inked and colored the thing! Enjoy!

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A Ford and Mabel bonding compilation! Initially I wanted it to be a sketch, but then I inked and colored the thing! Enjoy!
Stan Imagine (to tie you over)
Pairings: Stan Pines x Reader Warnings: none! pure fluff! Word Count: 335
Stanley decides to take you on a spontaneous road trip in his old, beat-up El Diablo. He doesn’t tell you where you’re going, just grins that mischievous grin of his and says, “Trust me, you’ll love it.”
After driving for a few hours, you pull up to a tiny, hidden diner off the beaten path. It’s one of those old-school places with neon signs and checkered floors. It's kitschy but you love it immediately. He tells you it’s where he used to go when he needed to clear his head.
Stan orders your favorite meal without even asking—he’s memorized it—and as you’re eating, he suddenly pulls out a small, handmade scrapbook from under the table.
“I ain’t good with words,” he says, rubbing the back of his neck, “but I figured this might do the trick.”
Inside the scrapbook are mementos from all the little adventures and moments you’ve shared together—ticket stubs, silly photos, notes he’s scribbled down. It’s clear he’s put a lot of effort into it, even if some of the pages are a bit crooked or hastily glued.
Stan watches your reaction nervously, but you can see the pride in his eyes as you flip through the pages. “I wanted you to know that you matter to me,” he says, his voice gruff but sincere. “More than anything...Mabel helped me put it together.”
He coughs a bit and adjusts his collar. It's clear that Mabel helped him put it together with puppy stickers and glitter glue put on many of the pages along with small drawings of you and Stan together that she clearly drew. (She thought it needed her artistic flare to really 'woo' you.)
You smile at him, and for a moment, you see his tough exterior slip away, revealing the loving man you knew was there underneath. It’s in that moment, surrounded by the warmth of the diner and the memories you’ve made, that you realize just how deeply he cares for you. (He's stupid in love with you)
A/N: I'll start on a longer fic-type writing when the poll finishes, but in the meantime, feel free to send asks if you want something specific!
Don’t Blame Me
PAIRING: Stan Marsh x Reader
SUMMARY: One unfortunate night brings someone you thought you would never see again and someone you hoped to never cross paths with again.
GENRE: Angst and fluff.
WARNINGS: Swearing
WORD COUNT: 1.9k words
PART: 1 (series masterlist)
Wanted to draw some Stan fluff and more details kept piling up. Anyway, the idea here was that Ford was nerding and telling Stan about whatever he's discovered or thought of. It also looks like he's telling him a story :D A continuation <<<
Hi! I love your characterization of the Stan’s (even when you make them mean 😞) I was wondering if you could write something where reader is dating on of the Stan’s seriously and she has a solo day with the twins (Dipper & Mabel) because they want to get to know the person stealing their uncle away (jk) better? And like maybe whichever Stan reader is with catches them bonding and it’s just very sweet? 🤍🤍
Anon I love you and I'm sorry for mean Stan so I provided to u some comfort and fluff 😭😭
Pairings: Stanley Pines x Reader (ft. Dipper and Mabel - platonic/familial)
Warnings: none! :) Word Count: 359
You had been dating Stanley Pines for a few months now, and today was the day you were spending some quality time with Dipper and Mabel without him around. The twins had been curious—maybe even a little protective—of their uncle, and now they wanted to see who this mysterious person stealing his attention was.
Mabel greeted you with her usual enthusiasm, dragging you into the Mystery Shack. Dipper followed behind, offering a polite but inquisitive smile. They wasted no time in getting to know you better. Mabel was full of questions about everything—from your favorite color to how you managed to make Stan smile so much lately. Dipper, being more reserved, asked about the stories you and Stan shared, clearly wanting to know if you were as tough and cool as his great-uncle.
You all laughed over Mabel’s ridiculous stories and bonded over the sheer strangeness of Gravity Falls. Dipper even asked if you’d ever helped Stan with the shop (or crimes), eyes lighting up at your answer. Slowly, the awkwardness melted away, and you felt like part of their little family.
Unbeknownst to you, Stan had returned from his errands earlier than expected. He paused in the doorway, watching as you and the twins laughed together. Mabel was showing you her latest glittery art project, while Dipper was animatedly explaining some anomaly him and Ford had found last week.
Stan’s heart swelled. Seeing you so naturally fitting into his family’s world was more than he could have hoped for. He quietly approached, a soft smile on his face.
"You three look like you're having fun," Stan said, his voice warm.
You turned, surprised, but grinned when you saw him. Mabel rushed over, arms outstretched, “Grunkle Stan! We were just telling her all about the crazy stuff we’ve been doing!"
Stan met your eyes, his expression filled with affection. “I can see that. Looks like you’re passing their test.”
You chuckled, feeling a sense of belonging in a way you hadn’t expected. As Stan stepped closer, his hand lightly brushing your shoulder, you knew that this wasn’t just a day with the twins—it was the start of something even deeper with the whole family.
Stan Imagine
Pairings: Stan Pines x Reader Warnings: none! pure fluff! Word Count: 420
It’s a lazy Saturday afternoon, and Stan has decided it’s the perfect time for a little break from the chaos of the Mystery Shack. He’s managed to convince you to join him in a spontaneous picnic on the lawn.
You both spread out a colorful blanket under a big, shady tree, and Stan’s brought along a basket filled with an assortment of treats—sandwiches, fruit, and even some of his (your) famous homemade cookies. As you sit down, he playfully nudges you with his elbow and says, “I figured we could use a little time away from the usual craziness.”
You laugh, reaching for a sandwich, and the two of you start chatting about everything and nothing. Stan’s stories from his youth and his cheeky jokes keep you both laughing, and you can tell he’s genuinely enjoying the simple pleasure of being with you.
At one point, he gets up and surprises you with a small, hidden bottle of sparkling lemonade. “I saved this for a special occasion,” he says with a wink, pouring you both a glass. The bubbles dance in the sunlight, and he raises his glass for a toast. “To us. My beautiful wife and her handsome husband.” You roll your eyes at the comment but smile anyways.
You clink glasses and sip the refreshing drink, feeling the warmth of the sun and the joy of the moment. After a while, Stan pulls out a deck of cards and challenges you to a friendly (extremely competitive, will sulk if he loses) game. You play a few rounds, laughing and teasing each other as you go.
As the sun starts to set, painting the sky with shades of orange and pink, Stan takes out a small, vintage radio and turns on some old tunes. He reaches out a hand to you and says, “Care for a dance?”
You accept, and he pulls you close, twirling you around on the blanket as the music plays softly in the background. The moment is simple, yet perfect, and you both savor the tranquility and closeness.
By the end of the day, as you sit together, cuddled up under the blanket, Stan looks at you with a contented smile. “You know, I could get used to days like this,” he says, his voice filled with affection. “Thanks for making it so special, doll.”
You lean your head on his shoulder, feeling the warmth of his embrace and the happiness in your heart. “Anytime, Stan,” you whisper. “I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.” (HE'S SO FREAKING CUTE I CAN'T.)
Enchanted (Stan’s Version)
PAIRING: Stan Marsh x Reader
SUMMARY: Remembering can be bittersweet, and each and one of them have been since you were little. That doesn’t mean all the memories are joyful. But in the end, you were enchanted to meet them.
GENRE: Fluff and angst.
WARNINGS: Self-image issues, hints of depression, swearing.
WORD COUNT: 2k words
PART: 1.1 (series masterlist)
Better Days (Stan’s Version)
PAIRING: Stan Marsh x Reader
SUMMARY: After a fight with your mom about your grades, your boyfriend made sure you knew how much of a fantastic person you are.
GENRE: Angst, fluff, comfort.
WARNINGS: Emotionally abusive parent.
WORD COUNT: 830 words