haruki Asakawa

• 17 year old
• Japanese and lives in Japan
  -goes to high school
  -has a cat named murao
• jet black hair and eyes
  -story plays in 2009

Romantic irritation 😭

If he actually loves someone, they’d probably have special privileges, but they can STILL irritate the hell out of him.

• Constantly poking him.
• Stealing his clothes.
• Stealing his food.
• Sitting on his stuff.
• Touching his phone.
• Reading his messages over his shoulder.
• Purposely mispronouncing something because they know it annoys him.
• Calling him a stupid nickname in public.
• Interrupting him while he’s trying to explain something.
• Asking “Do you love me?” just to hear him say it for the 50th time.
• Saying “You’re jealous” when he obviously is.
• Laughing when he’s genuinely trying to be serious.
• Taking pictures of him when he’s not prepared.
• Sending him 15 messages in a row.
• Saying “guess what” and refusing to tell him.
• Stealing the blanket.
• Moving his stuff and saying “I didn’t know where it went.”
• Purposely annoying him because they like his reactions.

And his response would be something like:

“You’re irritating.”

“Then leave.”

“No.”

😭

Because he’s irritated, not actually trying to get away from them.

And the BIGGEST things that genuinely get under his skin

These aren’t just little annoyances:

Being underestimated.
He hates feeling like someone thinks he’s incapable.

Being controlled.
Tell him what to do too forcefully and you’re going to get the opposite reaction.

Being pitied.
Especially if he’s struggling.

Being compared to someone else.
He’d immediately become defensive.

Being lied to.
Even a “small” lie could bother him if he finds out.

Someone betraying his trust.
This would hit much harder than ordinary irritation.

Someone deliberately hurting somebody he cares about.
That’s when his usual coldness can turn into genuine anger.

And honestly, his most irritating trait is probably that when he’s annoyed, he’ll sometimes just stare at the person instead of explaining what’s bothering him.

Someone repeatedly asking “Are you mad?” when he’s literally just sitting there.

• People who don’t listen the first time.
• Having to explain something that he already explained.
• Someone interrupting him mid-sentence.
• Someone interrupting him while he’s concentrating.
• People talking over him.
• Someone yelling directly beside him.
• People who are loud for absolutely no reason.
• Someone constantly calling his name just to get his attention.
• People who stand way too close.
• Someone touching him repeatedly after he already moved away.
• Being stared at.
• Someone watching him while he’s trying to do something.
• People asking invasive questions.
• “Why are you so quiet?”
• “Smile!”
• “You look angry.”
• “Are you okay?”
• “Why aren’t you talking?”
• Someone forcing him to participate in something.
• People who won’t take no for an answer.
• Someone saying “trust me” when they have given him zero reason to trust them.
• People who make promises and then don’t keep them.
• Someone lying badly and expecting him not to notice.
• Fake friendliness.
• People being passive-aggressive instead of simply saying what they mean.
• Someone trying to manipulate him.
• People who refuse to admit when they’re wrong.
• People who blame everyone else for their mistakes.
• Someone being deliberately incompetent because they know someone else will fix it.
• People who make everything unnecessarily dramatic.

And he’d have a REALLY soft side nobody else sees

This is the part I love.

Everyone else knows Rin as:

cold, blunt, intimidating, difficult.

His partner knows that he:

• gets sleepy and quieter around them
• lets them mess with his hair
• sometimes sends completely pointless messages
• remembers tiny details about them
• gets secretly happy when they choose to sit beside him
• might rest his head on them when he’s tired
• quietly checks if they’re okay
• gets embarrassed when they compliment him sincerely
• lets them see him when he’s not “put together”
• occasionally wants attention but will never directly ask for it

And if they’re lying together and his partner asks:

“Do you love me?”

He’d probably stare at them for a second like they’re asking the most ridiculous question imaginable.

“…Obviously.”

“Say it.”

“No.”

“Rin.”

“You’re annoying.”

And then he’d pull them closer.

😭

His romance wouldn’t be loud. It’d be intensely personal. He’d probably make his partner feel loved less through “you’re the most beautiful person in the world!!!” and more through the fact that this extremely private, independent, difficult person has chosen to let them into his space and consistently makes room for them in his life.

He’d be terrible at romantic reassurance at first

If his partner asks:

“Do you still like me?”

His first reaction would probably be:

“Why wouldn’t I?”

“Because you haven’t said anything nice to me all day.”

“I literally brought you food.”

“THAT DOESN’T COUNT.”

“Why doesn’t it count?”

😭

He’d genuinely have to learn that his actions are obvious to him but aren’t necessarily obvious to the other person.

Eventually he’d get better at saying things directly.

But he’d probably never become excessively gushy.

His “I love you” would feel very deliberate.

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He’d actually listen to them talk

This is one of the biggest things.

If he loves someone, their thoughts matter to him.

They could ramble about some completely random thing for 20 minutes and he’d actually listen.

He might say:

“You’re talking too much.”

But then five minutes later:

“Wait. What happened with that thing you were talking about?”

HE WAS LISTENING.

He’d remember random details too.

“You said your favorite one was the strawberry one, right?”

“How do you remember that?”

“You told me.”

Like it’s obvious. 😭

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He’d want someone who can be independent

I don’t think Rin would enjoy a relationship where his partner needs constant reassurance or constant attention.

Not because he doesn’t care.

But because he needs personal space too.

His ideal relationship would probably be:

“We’re deeply attached to each other, but we’re still two individual people.”

They can spend the entire afternoon together and then happily go home and do their own things.

He’d love someone who can sit next to him while he’s doing something without constantly demanding interaction.

That kind of comfortable silence would probably be extremely intimate to him.

Once they’re actually together…

OH, he’s quietly affectionate.

He’d probably show love through proximity and actions more than verbal affection.

Like:

• sitting beside them even when there are other seats
• walking them home
• carrying their bag without asking
• remembering their favorite snacks
• buying something they mentioned wanting weeks ago
• fixing something for them
• making food for them
• bringing them something when they’re tired
• texting them when he gets home
• remembering dates even if he pretends dates aren’t important
• noticing when they’re uncomfortable and getting them out of the situation
• automatically moving closer when they’re upset

His version of:

“I love you.”

could literally be:

“Did you eat?”

😭

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He’d probably like physical affection more than he’d admit

At first, he’d be stiff about it.

Not because he dislikes it—he just isn’t used to expressing himself that way.

But once he’s comfortable?

He’d absolutely have favorite forms of affection.

I can see him liking:

• leaning against each other
• holding hands
• resting his head against them
• having them lean on his shoulder
• hugs when nobody else is around
• playing with his hair
• having their legs touch while sitting together
• quietly cuddling while doing separate things

He wouldn’t necessarily want constant affection.

But when he initiates it, that’s meaningful.

If Rin randomly reaches for someone’s hand?

That is basically a fucking love letter from him. 😭

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He’d get protective, but not controlling

This is important.

If someone is bothering his partner, he’d absolutely intervene.

But it wouldn’t be:

“You aren’t allowed to talk to them.”

It’d be more:

“They’re making you uncomfortable. We’re leaving.”

He’d respect their independence.

If they want to go somewhere with friends, he isn’t going to demand they stay with him.

He’s just going to quietly expect basic honesty and loyalty.

And if somebody tries to flirt with them?

Oh, he’d notice immediately.

He

At first, he’d probably be in denial 💀

He’d notice that he:

• looks for them automatically when he enters a room
• remembers everything they tell him
• notices tiny changes in their mood
• starts wanting to spend time around them for no particular reason
• gets annoyed when someone else monopolizes their attention
• thinks about things they’d like while shopping
• checks his phone hoping they’ve messaged
• remembers their schedule
• starts making little exceptions for them

And he’d be like:

“I don’t like them.”

Sir. 😭

He’d probably recognize that he has feelings before he’d be willing to admit it.

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He’d be VERY subtle about liking someone

He wouldn’t be constantly flirting.

His flirting would be so understated that someone could genuinely wonder whether he’s flirting at all.

Like:

“You look nice.”

And then he just walks away.

Meanwhile you’re standing there like WHAT DOES THAT MEAN??

Or:

“You’re coming with me.”

“Where?”

“I want to go there.”

Translation: I want you to come because I like being around you.

He’d probably also tease them more than other people.

Not cruelly—more like little comments specifically designed to get a reaction.

And if they tease him back?

He’d pretend to be annoyed but secretly enjoy it.

And some random tiny dislikes I’d give him

These aren’t canon, just extremely believable to me:

• Wet sleeves when washing his hands.
• Socks getting slightly wet.
• His phone battery being below 10%.
• Someone chewing loudly beside him.
• People watching him while he’s doing something.
• His hair refusing to cooperate.
• Food getting cold before he gets to eat it.
• Someone saying “guess what?” and then taking 10 minutes to tell him.
• Voice messages that are unnecessarily long.
• People calling him repeatedly instead of just texting.
• Someone saying “I know you better than you know yourself.”
• Getting asked “are you mad?” five times in a row.
• People touching his headphones.
• Someone taking his food and saying “just one bite.”
• When he tells someone not to do something and they immediately do it.
• Being forced to take pictures.
• People posting pictures of him without asking.
• Group chats that won’t stop buzzing.
• Someone borrowing his stuff and returning it to the wrong place.

And I think there’s a VERY specific category of person he dislikes:

Someone who is loud, dishonest, invasive, constantly wants attention, refuses to take responsibility, and thinks being obnoxious is a personality.

He’d be absolutely finished. 😭

Meanwhile someone who is quiet, honest, competent, slightly weird, respects his space, can joke around without being obnoxious, and doesn’t get offended by his bluntness?

He’d probably end up liking them way more than he realizes.

Things he dislikes

• Loud people.
• People who scream when they’re excited.
• Constant talking.
• People who interrupt him.
• Being interrupted while concentrating.
• Small talk.
• Forced socializing.
• People who ask questions they could’ve answered themselves.
• People touching his stuff without permission.
• People moving his things.
• Messiness.
• Being late.
• People who waste his time.
• People who don’t listen.
• People repeating themselves unnecessarily.
• People who are intentionally incompetent because they can’t be bothered.
• People who make excuses instead of taking responsibility.
• Being underestimated.
• Being compared to someone else.
• Being pitied.
• Being babied.
• People telling him to “calm down” when he’s already calm. 😭
• People assuming he’s angry when he’s literally just sitting there.
• Being forced to talk about his feelings.
• People prying into his private life.
• People who are fake-nice.
• Passive-aggressive behavior.
• Manipulation.
• Lying.
• Broken promises.
• People who can’t take criticism but freely criticize others.
• People who make everything about themselves.
• Overly dramatic reactions.
• Unnecessary conflict.
• Crowded places.
• Being forced into group activities.
• People standing too close to him.
• Having someone constantly touch him when he doesn’t want it.
• Being told what he “should” feel.
• People making decisions for him.
• Losing. 💀
• Losing because he got careless. Probably worse.
• Doing something badly after putting genuine effort into it.
• Feeling like he can’t control a situation.
• Being unable to figure something out.
• Having to ask for help.
• Being vulnerable and then feeling exposed afterward.

Things he REALLY likes but would never admit

😭

• When someone remembers his preferences.
• Someone bringing him food without asking.
• Getting praised by someone whose opinion he actually respects.
• Someone noticing he’s tired and quietly leaving him alone.
• Physical affection from someone he’s genuinely comfortable with.
• Someone playing with his hair.
• Having someone sit beside him while he does his own thing.
• Being someone’s first choice.
• Someone trusting him enough to tell him something personal.
• When someone laughs at his stupid little comments.
• Getting a message from someone he likes when he wasn’t expecting it.
• Someone remembering a random thing he mentioned weeks ago.
• Being taken care of without being treated like he’s helpless.
• Being missed.

That last one would probably hit him harder than he’d want it to.

When someone understands what he means without making him explain everything.

• Being allowed to do things his own way.
• Having his own routines.
• Clean spaces. Not necessarily obsessive, but he doesn’t like his environment feeling chaotic.
• Clothes that are comfortable and simple.
• People who don’t make a huge spectacle out of everything.

Things he likes

• Quiet places — libraries, empty classrooms, his room, quiet cafés.
• Being alone — not because he hates everyone, but because he doesn’t need constant company.
• Rainy weather — especially being inside while it rains.
• Cold weather — he’d much rather wear a hoodie than be sweating in summer.
• Nighttime — fewer people, less noise, more peaceful.
• Music with headphones — especially when he’s walking somewhere alone.
• Cats — I genuinely think he’d be a cat person. He’d respect that they’re independent and don’t constantly demand attention.
• Animals in general, though he’d pretend he doesn’t care.
• Food that’s actually flavorful — he wouldn’t enjoy bland food.
• Spicy food — headcanon, but I can see him liking things with some actual kick.
• Simple, well-made meals rather than ridiculous fancy dishes.
• Coffee / tea — something he can drink while doing his own thing.
• Being competent at things — not necessarily praise, but that feeling of “I know what I’m doing.”
• Learning things on his own.
• Solving problems — especially when nobody else can figure them out.
• Winning 💀 — canonically he’s extremely competitive, so obviously.
• Improving — being better than he was before matters a lot to him.
• People who are straightforward — he would MUCH rather someone tell him the truth than play weird social games.
• People who don’t overwhelm him — someone who can sit beside him without constantly demanding attention.
• Dry humor — he’d appreciate someone who can actually match his deadpan energy.
• People who challenge him intellectually.
• People who keep their promises.
• People who remember little things. He’d notice that.
• Being trusted. He wouldn’t necessarily say it, but he’d value someone giving him responsibility and knowing he’ll handle it.
• Practical gifts. Something useful would probably mean more to him than some giant sentimental present.
• Quiet acts of affection.

More because he likes feeling capable.

He might:

• run
• go to the gym
• stretch
• do bodyweight exercises
• go on long walks

And he’d probably have a very “I’m doing this because I decided I’m going to do it” attitude.

He wouldn’t need someone motivating him.

🍳 Cooking

WAIT.

I think he’d actually be a really competent cook.

Not some five-star chef who makes elaborate meals.

More like:

“I’m hungry. I’ll make something.”

And suddenly he’s making something genuinely good.

He’d probably like cooking because it’s practical and there is a clear result.

He’d also hate someone hovering behind him going:

“What’s that?”

“What are you doing?”

“Can I try?”

“Move.”

😭

☕ Making drinks

I could weirdly see him getting into making coffee, tea, matcha, etc.

Not in an overly aesthetic way.

More like he becomes particular about exactly how he likes it.

Someone makes it wrong:

“Why did you put that much milk?”

“It’s coffee.”

“That’s not coffee.”

💀

📷 Photography

This one is more subtle, but I think he’d enjoy taking photos of things rather than people.

Architecture, streets at night, sunsets, random scenery, interesting shadows, maybe animals.

He’d have a surprisingly nice camera roll but almost never post it.

Someone scrolling through his phone:

“Wait, why do you have 37 pictures of the same street?”

“The lighting changed.”

“RIN.”

🐈 Animals

I can see him liking animals WAY more than he’d admit.

Especially cats.

And he’d probably be the kind of person who claims:

“I don’t even like cats.”

while a cat is sitting on his lap.

😭

He wouldn’t necessarily be the “OMG BABY” type.

He’d just quietly let an animal hang around him.

🧩 Random skills

This is probably the biggest thing.

He’d have a tendency to randomly pick up hobbies and become annoyingly competent at them.

Like:

“I’ve been learning guitar.”

“Oh, for how long?”

“Two months.”

plays ridiculously well

“EXCUSE ME?”

Because if something interests him, he doesn’t casually do it.

He studi

🎧 Music

I could absolutely see him listening to music a lot.

Not necessarily because he’s super passionate about music as an art form, but because he likes having something in the background when he’s alone.

• headphones on while studying
• music while walking
• listening late at night
• probably has very specific artists/songs he likes
• gets annoyed when someone interrupts a song
• would NEVER admit he has a favorite song if asked 😭

He’d probably prefer moody, atmospheric, instrumental, rock, alternative, or electronic music over super bubbly pop.

🎮 Games

He’d actually be pretty good at games.

Especially things requiring:

• strategy
• timing
• pattern recognition
• planning
• precision

He’d get way too serious about them.

Someone: “It’s literally just a game.”

Rin:

“Then why are you losing?”

💀

He’d probably enjoy puzzle games, strategy games, competitive games, rhythm games, maybe even chess.

And he’d absolutely replay something if he lost because he needs to understand what went wrong.

♟️ Chess / puzzles

This feels VERY him.

Chess, Sudoku, logic puzzles, Rubik’s cubes, riddles, etc.

Not because he wants to appear smart.

He just genuinely likes figuring things out.

If someone gives him a puzzle and says:

“You probably can’t solve this.”

Congratulations. He is now spending the next 45 minutes solving it out of spite.

📚 Reading

I don’t think he’d be a huge bookworm who reads 500 pages every day.

But he’d probably read when something actually interests him.

Things like:

• psychology
• philosophy
• mystery
• crime
• strategy
• biographies
• nonfiction
• maybe darker fiction

And he’d probably annotate or remember weirdly specific details.

If you ask him about something he read three months ago:

“The guy was lying in chapter six.”

“HOW DO YOU REMEMBER THAT?”

“Because it was obvious.”

😭

🏃‍♂️ Exercise

Even without football, I think he’d still exercise.

Not necessarily because he’s obsessed with his appearance.

He could get competitive over:

• video games
• grades
• cooking
• puzzles
• board games
• who gets somewhere first
• who’s better at remembering something
• literally anything where someone implies he’s worse at it

And if he loses?

He’ll say:

“That was luck.”

His humor

His humor would be very dry.

He’d probably have a surprisingly funny sense of humor but wouldn’t look like he’s joking.

Someone tells him an absolutely ridiculous story.

He stares.

“You’re an idiot.”

And then two seconds later:

“…What happened after that?”

He also probably has that thing where he says something unintentionally hilarious because he’s being completely serious.

His everyday habits

I can imagine him being pretty neat, but not obsessively tidy.

He’d prefer things to be:

organized + functional + easy to find.

He wouldn’t spend an hour decorating his room.

His room would probably have:

• relatively little clutter
• things placed where he knows they’ll be
• clothes folded/put away
• a desk that actually gets used
• maybe one or two things he genuinely likes

And if somebody starts moving his stuff around:

“Put it back.”

“Where?”

“Where it was.”

😭

He’d be stubborn about physical discomfort too

If he’s tired, sick, hungry, cold, etc., he’d probably downplay it.

Someone:

“Are you okay?”

“I’m fine.”

He is very obviously not fine.

He just doesn’t like making a big deal out of himself.

And one of the biggest things:

He would not be socially awkward in the stereotypical sense.

He’s not necessarily standing in a corner terrified to talk.

He can talk perfectly normally when he wants to.

It’s more that he has zero desire to perform friendliness.

He won’t go:

“OMG HIII!! How are you?? What did you do today??”

just because that’s socially expected.

He’ll go:

“Hey.”

And that’s enough.

He’d rather have two people he genuinely likes than twenty people he has to constantly socialize with.

So if you made him a completely normal teenage boy, I think his core personal

But he’s not emotionless

This is important.

He feels things very strongly. He just doesn’t necessarily express them strongly.

Someone might assume:

“Rin doesn’t care.”

Meanwhile Rin has:

• noticed they were quieter than usual
• remembered something they said months ago
• realized something is bothering them
• thought about it repeatedly
• quietly changed his behavior because of it

And then when asked:

“Do you care?”

“No.”

LIAR. 😭

He’s much more of an actions-over-words person.

With people he’s actually comfortable with

This is where he’d change a LOT.

He’s still blunt and irritable, but he’d become noticeably more relaxed.

He might:

• sit closer to someone without thinking about it
• casually steal food from their plate
• let them touch his hair
• send them something because it reminded him of them
• remember tiny preferences
• quietly help them with things
• tolerate their annoying habits
• listen to them ramble even if he pretends he’s not listening
• give very practical advice
• occasionally make dry jokes specifically because he knows they’ll react

And he’d probably have a very subtle teasing side.

Not loud playful teasing.

More like:

“You seriously can’t do that?”

pause

“Embarrassing.”

And then he secretly finds their reaction funny.

He’d be secretly competitive about stupid things

This is SUCH a normal-person Rin trait to me. 😭

He wouldn’t necessarily admit something is a competition.

Someone:

“I bet I can finish this before you.”

Rin:

“I don’t care.”

Five minutes later he’s already finished.

“…”

“What?”

HE CARES.

He has a naturally intimidating presence. He doesn’t need to raise his voice or act tough. His resting expression does half the work.

• He’s not actually trying to look mysterious. That’s just his face. 😭
• He has a very low tolerance for pointless conversation. If someone says something obvious, he’ll just stare at them.
• He doesn’t laugh easily, but when something genuinely catches him off guard, you might get a tiny laugh before he immediately composes himself.
• He’s comfortable with silence. Sitting beside someone for an hour without talking wouldn’t bother him.
• He doesn’t feel obligated to make other people comfortable.
• He can come across as arrogant, partly because he genuinely has high standards for himself and other people.
• He doesn’t particularly care whether people like him.
• He isn’t a people-pleaser whatsoever.
• If someone dislikes him for being honest, his reaction is basically “okay.”

How he thinks

He’s the type who analyzes before reacting.

Someone could tell him:

“I don’t like you.”

And instead of immediately getting emotional, he’d probably think:

Why are you telling me this? What do you want me to do about it?

😭

He tends to look for the reason behind things.

• Why did someone suddenly change their behavior?
• Why did they say something in that particular tone?
• Why did someone make that decision?
• What’s the actual problem underneath what they’re saying?

He’s not necessarily constantly overthinking. He’s more observant and logical.

And because he notices so much, it’s difficult to lie to him.

His anger

His anger is actually one of his more interesting traits.

He isn’t necessarily the type who immediately explodes.

Usually it’s:

annoyed → irritated → very quiet → increasingly cold → “I’m done with this.”

He can become more intimidating when he’s angry because he gets quieter.

And when something genuinely hurts him emotionally, he might become even more distant instead of admitting it hurt.

He also has a tendency to

And honestly, without soccer, I think his intensity would show up in other places.

He’d probably be the kind of person who gets weirdly good at something simply because he decided he wanted to be good at it. Studying, cooking, drawing, playing an instrument, some random hobby—he’d approach it with that same “I’m going to figure this out properly” mentality.

He’s also not the stereotypical “cold guy who secretly has a heart of gold.” 😭 He’s genuinely kind of mean sometimes. He can be impatient, judgmental, arrogant, and unnecessarily harsh.

But underneath that, he isn’t heartless. He’s actually very sensitive, he just has an extremely controlled exterior and doesn’t like giving other people access to that side of him.

Basically:

quiet + intelligent + hyper-observant + competitive + blunt + easily irritated + independent + prideful + emotionally guarded + secretly very caring + terrible at admitting he cares.

And if he were just a normal teenage boy, he’d probably be the dude sitting in the back of the classroom looking like he wants everyone to leave him alone, while somehow knowing exactly what’s going on with everyone around him. 😭

Quiet and reserved. He doesn’t talk just to fill silence. If there’s nothing worth saying, he’ll happily sit there and say nothing.

• Blunt as hell. He doesn’t sugarcoat things, and sometimes he genuinely doesn’t understand why people are offended by something he said.
• Intimidating without trying. He has that naturally serious expression and intense stare that makes people think he’s annoyed even when he’s literally just existing.
• Extremely observant. He notices little things about people—changes in their behavior, tone, habits, expressions—but usually doesn’t comment on them.
• Intelligent and analytical. He tends to think several steps ahead and likes understanding why things happen rather than blindly accepting them.
• Independent. He hates depending on other people and generally prefers figuring things out himself.
• Very self-controlled. He rarely has huge emotional outbursts. Even when he’s angry, he tends to become colder rather than louder.
• Easily irritated. Stupid behavior, unnecessary noise, people wasting his time, being interrupted while concentrating… all of it gets on his nerves.
• Perfectionistic. If he decides something needs to be done properly, “good enough” isn’t really satisfying to him.
• Competitive. Even without soccer, he’d probably turn random things into a quiet competition. Not necessarily because he wants praise—he just hates feeling inferior.
• Proud. He has a difficult time admitting that he needs help or that he was wrong.
• Not particularly social. He isn’t necessarily shy. He simply doesn’t feel the need to interact with everyone.
• Selective with people. If he actually chooses to spend time with someone, that’s significant because he doesn’t do it casually.
• Very difficult to read. He can care about someone deeply while looking completely indifferent from the outside.
• Not naturally affectionate. He isn’t the type to constantly say sweet things or shower someone with compliments. His affection would come through actions.

Quiet and reserved. He doesn’t feel the need to fill silence. He can sit beside someone for an hour barely speaking and be perfectly fine.

• Not socially awkward exactly—just uninterested. He knows how to interact with people; he simply doesn’t care about being friendly with everyone.
• Very observant. He notices when someone changes their hairstyle, seems tired, is acting differently, etc. He probably wouldn’t immediately say anything, though.
• Blunt. If you ask, “Does this look stupid?” he is absolutely capable of saying, “Yes.” 😭
• Low tolerance for annoying behavior. Loud people, unnecessary drama, constant whining, people touching his things—he gets irritated FAST.
• Private. He doesn’t tell everyone his business. If something is bothering him, he’ll probably keep it to himself until someone he actually trusts notices.
• Independent. He likes doing things himself rather than asking someone else.
• Picky. With food, clothes, people, hobbies—he has preferences and isn’t going to pretend otherwise.
• Very stubborn. Once he has decided something, good luck convincing him otherwise.
• Competitive in normal ways. Not necessarily “I need to destroy everyone,” but if someone says, “Bet you can’t do this,” suddenly he has to do it.
• Perfectionistic about things he cares about. If he decides to learn guitar, draw, cook, study something, etc., he’d probably get annoyed at himself for being bad at it initially and obsess over improving.
• Intelligent and analytical. He naturally tries to figure out why things happen rather than just accepting them.
• Not particularly expressive. His face might give away irritation more easily than affection.
• His humor is dry. He’d probably make deadpan comments rather than loudly joke around.
• He can be unintentionally funny. Especially because he takes ridiculous things completely seriously.
• Doesn’t like being babied. If someone goes, “Awww, are you okay?” when he’s mildly inconvenienced, he’s probably immediately like, “I’m fi