Can I get the P4 boys with a hypermobile fem s/o with knee problems? If you want, maybe they find out when they see her in some unusual position (e.g. she does that thing where the hands are turned inward and the elbows poke outward while sitting in the W position).
Edgar and Herman are a little freaked out, Greggy and Law are just curious, but they're all valid XD
Is… she alright?? That’s not a natural position! That’s… it’s so odd. It looks to him like the kind of thing that would be incredibly painful. His first instinct is to ask if she needs him to do something for her; with the assumption that she must be stuck in that position and she’s hurting. After he finds out that isn’t the case, he’s very relieved, but also… well, disturbed isn’t really the right word. For someone who’s a talented poet, he can’t find the right word to describe how he feels about it. He just worries about her, that’s all. It’s a part of how she lives her life, so he does his best to adjust. Even so, he’s still there to do things that might help if she’d like him to. He’s forever bringing her tea, and whenever he’s sitting or lying down with her, he has a hand on whichever knee of hers is closest to him, like he thinks he can make it better just by being near. She won’t ever doubt that he loves her deeply, at least.
… Hm, curious. Doesn’t it hurt a bit, to sit in a way like that? Although he’s no stranger to perching in unusual positions, this is different. Does she feel any pain, or…? He does his very best not to overreact, and instead just sits down next to her, watching and taking notes in his head. She doesn’t seem to be hurting. Not right at that moment, anyway. It’s strange, and he’s always been drawn to strange things. He’s of the opinion that anything out of the norm like this is lovely in its own way — that artistic eye of his sees the beauty in everything. He quietly asks if she knows she’s sitting in an odd way, asks if she’s in pain, and probably has a few other questions about her condition. It’s a genuine fascination for him… though he hopes it doesn’t come off as insulting or overly interested. As always, he sketches her even in that position. She doesn’t stop being his favorite subject for a second. That said, he starts to offer her his… concoctions… more often, wondering if one might help the pain in her knees. If not, that’s fine. He’s by her side to do whatever may bring her relief.
What the devil — why is she sitting like that?! That’s going to hurt her later if she doesn’t fix it! Ever the athlete, trying to look out for his beloved’s best interests, his initial response is to go over and attempt to correct her posture. Of course, once he gets a closer look at the actual position she’s sitting in and the seemingly impossible way her arms and hands are turned, he actually gasps. He’s only ever seen those kinds of things when someone is very hurt, as in if a bone is broken. So he’s thrown into a panic, trying to take her hands incredibly gently and ask if she’s hurt, what happened, etc., not realizing that, well, nothing’s happened. The idea that she has some kind of medical condition that lets her do this without being injured doesn’t cross his mind until she tells him about it. Even then, he’s concerned. That just isn’t… he hates to say ‘not normal’, but, is she alright? Surely she has to be in pain from something like that? He never stops worrying where she’s concerned. He does at least stop acting so shocked, and from experience with his own aches and pains, he might have a couple of home remedies to help when her knees hurt. Regardless of anything, he’s always looking out for her, wanting to learn as much as he can about all this so he can take care of her. Ever the gentleman!
That’s… certainly interesting. It looks rather painful, the type of scene he’s usually only seen in real life with certain kinds of sports injuries or things like that. Just looking at it without knowing what’s going on makes him wince in sympathy, because to him, it looks like it must hurt in the most excruciating way. But, he’s a reader, and some of the books he’s read (whether for study or recreation) have actually been medical texts. So he’s not quite so unfamiliar with the idea of bizarre conditions which can allow a person to do something like that which wouldn’t be possible for the majority of people. He might go so far as to bluntly ask if she’s got this condition or that condition, doing it with a serious face as if he’s pretending he’s a doctor doing research. He clearly doesn’t know everything, however, so he just listens and is prepared to offer things that might ease any pain that she does feel. And he starts to read up more on whatever her specific condition is, in the hope of finding more things which may help. Despite being more quiet and subdued about it, he’s always right there, ready to give her a hand (… or a knee, as it were) whenever she needs him.
