6, 14, 30 for ThrustStorm :p
6. Big spoon/little spoon?
Jetstorm always calls dibs on little spoon, which is terrible because his wings get in the goddamn way of everything. His body shape in general isn’t convenient, either. At least Thrust doesn't seem to mind?
Jetstorm claims that he "bottoms" out of necessity— literally. His wingspan and utter lack of knees means that he has balance issues. You ever try to do a pushup using one leg? Being on his back under someone taking the lead makes interfacing so much easier. It's also... safer. Jetstorm can still reach up with his claws to do serious damage if something goes awry. He knows that wouldn't be able to do that if he was too busy holding himself up with his servos. Even when he's not in control of an interface directly, he can absolutely control what happens to him.
Thrust is a top by the virtue that he always just... is? He likes to hit the ground "running" in any situation, if that makes sense. If someone wants an interface from him, and he's okay with reciprocating, he’ll go for it without much thought for role dynamics. Having as much upper body strength as he does is a huge boon for unwittingly - almost - always topping. You ever try to wrestle a motorcycle with 230 horsepower? You will lose, dude.
The exception to this is when Jetstorm is feeling particularly bold or wants to assume some dominance— the bike isn't better than him, and the urge to get that across strengthens as they come to the realization that they can trust one another. If Jetstorm initiates some heavy petting without necessarily indicating that he wants anything in return, Thrust will pretty much melt into it. The bike never does anything without explicit permission, anyways. Jetstorm learns to use that against him very easily with practice.
Once Thrust is disarmed and effectively revved up, all it takes is a quick little redirect into an interface for Jetstorm to effectively be the one in control. It might not happen often, but it's a nice change of pace when it does.
30. How do they cuddle? When and where?
Jetstorm will tell you he's not a cuddler. He's not soft like that absolute twit Silverbolt. Gentleness is for gentlemen, and Jetstorm is a goddamn queen in the name of brutality. Everything he does is for the sake of violence and being violent; for elevating himself above the rest of the losers stuck on the ground... which is odd, because when he and Thrust are alone, he won’t complain about cuddling at all. How strange!
Alternatively, Thrust will tell you that he probably qualifies as a "cuddler." Why not? He's always straightforward when it comes to answering questions (unless he has a valid reason to lie), and there's nothing really worth hiding about this kind of admission. It's just physical contact, right? He likes physical contact— what's wrong with that?
When it happens, it’s universally out of sight from anyone who might be watching. They would never try it at the Citadel, or anywhere where a Maximal might wander in. A few safehouses fit the bill for decent security, but they’ll stakeout the place first before settling in. Once they do (and they’ve had some time to relax or be intimate), Jetstorm has a neat “nook” between his main chassis and shoulder-mounted plasma pylons. Thrust can cram himself right in there while staying comfortable. The underside of his helmet is flat enough to rest on Jetstorm’s chassis, too. The jet appreciates being able to use Thrust as a portable furnace for all the heat he puts off. It’s... nice.
