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watching a pretty boy play with his cunt and beg me to fuck him already but i just stare and keep reminding him he cant cum yet so when i get him all fucking frustrated and needy i can break his mind with just a bit of touch on his little dick

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every time someone writes my baby jean kirstein as a jerk fuck boy, cheater, toxic, disrespectful to women and extremely popular, an angel loses his wings; because he would literally be the og yearner, he's a big loser who thinks he's a popular guy, bro could never use women, he would be a hopeless romantic, a soft spoken man, nervous around the girl he likes, respectful, overprotective, he would always put the person he loves first, probably the best boyfriend/husband in this world.

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Headcanons to Husband! Jack Abbot x Wife! Reader

SUMMARY: jack abbot has saved countless lives, but building a life with you became the adventure he treasures most.

MASTERLIST & REQUESTS: Before you go, have a glass of wine or better yet, recommend a good bottle. any kind of message is always a delight.

Jack Abbott absolutely adores you, and that's something nobody who knows him would ever question. He's the kind of man who doesn't just say he loves his wife; he shows it in every little thing he does. If you mention wanting something, he'll remember it weeks later, and somehow it'll end up in your hands before you've even thought about bringing it up again.

This man spoils you shamelessly, and no amount of protesting will stop him. After years of military service, medical school, and working exhausting hours, Jack firmly believes that if there's anyone worth spending his money on, it's you. The first time you complained about it, he simply shrugged and said, "Sweetheart, I work hard. Let me enjoy spending it on the person I love."

Despite all the gifts and grand gestures, what Jack values most is simply listening to you. He could sit for hours while you ramble about your latest hobby, a show you're watching, or some random fact you learned that day. Sometimes you'll catch him staring at you with the softest expression, and when you ask what he's looking at, he'll just smile and say, "You."

One of the first promises Jack ever made to you was that he'd never stop learning about you. Years into marriage, he still asks questions just because he wants to hear your answers. To him, discovering something new about you, even something as small as your favorite childhood snack, feels like uncovering treasure.

Your relationship never revolves entirely around each other, and Jack loves that. He has SWAT, the hospital, and all the responsibilities that come with them, while you have your own career, hobbies, and ambitions. Neither of you expects the other to give up parts of themselves, which is exactly why your marriage remains so strong.

Jack is your biggest supporter no matter what random hobby you've decided to pursue next. Painting? He's buying you supplies. Pottery? He's helping carry clay bags into the house. Ice skating? He'll be standing by the rink looking mildly concerned while secretly taking pictures of you when you aren't paying attention.

Whenever Jack gets a day off, it's automatically reserved for the two of you. That doesn't necessarily mean extravagant dates either. Some of your favorite moments happen while lounging around in pajamas, watching television, ordering takeout, and doing absolutely nothing productive together.

Jack absolutely loves playing with your hair. It started innocently enough when he'd sit behind you on the couch while the two of you watched television, absentmindedly running his fingers through it. Eventually, that turned into him learning how to braid it. The first few attempts were terrible, but after enough practice he became surprisingly decent at it. "Look at that," he'd say proudly after finishing a braid. "That's not bad." You mused.

Your skincare routine fascinates him for reasons neither of you understand. He'll sit on the bathroom counter asking questions about every product you use despite never remembering the answers. Eventually you'll end up putting face masks on him too, and he'll complain the entire time while refusing to move because he likes the attention.

There are days when Jack comes home completely exhausted from work. On those nights, he tends to seek you out immediately, wrapping his arms around your waist or pulling you into his lap the moment he walks through the door. Sometimes he talks about what happened during his shift, and sometimes he just buries his face into your shoulder and stays there.

Physical affection becomes especially important to him after difficult days. He doesn't always want solutions or advice; sometimes he simply wants the comfort of knowing you're there. A quiet evening on the couch with your fingers running through his hair can do more for him than anything else.

There are also days when his leg bothers him more than usual. Long shifts, bad weather, exhaustion, it varies. On those days, helping him with his prosthetic becomes second nature. Sometimes it's practical assistance. Other times it's simply sitting beside him while he adjusts it, reminding him that he doesn't have to do everything alone.

Jack doesn't talk about his injury often, but there were moments early in your relationship when he worried about how you'd see it. Every single insecurity disappeared the first time you looked at him like it was simply a part of him. Nothing more, nothing less.

Whenever frustration creeps in, you're always there to remind him. "Jack, look at me." He'll sigh but comply. "I love all of you. Not despite it. Not around it. All of you." Every single time, his expression softens.

The funny thing is that Jack offers you the exact same reassurance whenever your own insecurities surface. Whether it's a scar, weight fluctuations, bad hair days, or simply feeling unlike yourself, he immediately notices. The moment he realizes you're being hard on yourself, he shuts it down.

"You're beautiful," Jack murmurs as he wraps his arms around your waist from behind, pressing a kiss against your shoulder before resting his chin there. You roll your eyes and mutter, "You're only saying that because you're my husband." He lets out a quiet laugh, turning you around so he can look at you properly.

"No, sweetheart," he'd reply, brushing a strand of hair behind your ear before kissing your forehead. "I'm saying it because it's true."

You open your mouth to argue, but he beats you to it.

"I've seen you first thing in the morning, half asleep and stealing my blankets. I've seen you crying, laughing so hard you couldn't breathe, sick on the couch, frustrated, exhausted, and every version in between." His hands settle on your waist, thumbs absentmindedly rubbing circles there. "And every single time, I still look at you and think the same thing."

"And what's that?" you ask softly.

A smile tugs at the corner of his mouth. "That I got really lucky."

He never lets self-deprecating comments slide. Not because he's dismissing your feelings, but because he genuinely doesn't see you the way you sometimes see yourself. The things you criticize are often the same things he loves most.

Hair-washing days somehow became one of his favorite forms of intimacy. If you've had a particularly long week, he'll guide you into the bathroom, gently work shampoo through your hair, and massage your scalp until all the tension melts away. Neither of you talks much during those moments. There's something comforting about the quiet care behind it, and Jack treasures those little routines more than he'll ever admit.

But Jack also takes special occasions incredibly seriously. Valentine's Day means flowers, chocolates, breakfast in bed, and at least one surprise he refuses to tell you about beforehand. He genuinely enjoys planning these things because seeing you excited is half the fun for him.

Your birthdays are treated like national holidays in the Abbott household. Weeks beforehand, Jack starts asking suspiciously specific questions to figure out exactly what you want. Whether it's a quiet dinner, a huge party, or a spontaneous trip across the world, he'll make it happen.

The downside of Jack's career is that sometimes he has to be away longer than he'd like. He hates those periods more than he lets on and always apologizes when work keeps him from home. The moment things calm down, he's already finding ways to make up for the lost time.

One of his favorite ways of doing that is joining whatever hobby you're currently obsessed with. He might not be good at it—actually, he's usually terrible—but he'll try anyway because it makes you happy. His first pottery creation looked so ridiculous that the two of you laughed for ten minutes straight, and you still refuse to throw it away.

People often see the two of you as the "cool couple." There's very little drama, very little jealousy, and a lot of mutual trust. The relationship feels easy because both of you communicate openly and respect each other's boundaries.

Children aren't necessarily a priority right now, and neither of you feels pressured to change that. You're both enjoying the life you've built together and taking things one step at a time. Adoption has been discussed before, but there's no rush when you're already happy with where you are.

At the end of the day, Jack has lived many lives. A soldier, doctor, SWAT officer, hero, but being your husband is the role he cherishes most. Out of everything he's accomplished, nothing compares to coming home to you. If anyone asked him what the greatest adventure of his life was, his answer would always be the same: marrying you.