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firsts~

It's your first time! Whether it's first kiss, first date, or even your first child, your character will be plunged into the nervous or terrifying experience that is their first time.
The list:
1. First kiss. Pucker up!
2. First date. Who's paying? Dinner and a movie, or a night under the stars in the back of your convertible Corvette?
3. First time. You've been together awhile, and it's about time to consummate things.
4. First child. Was it an accident, or planned for? You decide!
5. First Anniversary. You've made it an entire year without killing one another! Time to break open the bubbly.
6. First pet. Dog or cat? Fish tank? Rhinoceros?
7. First house. Apartment in the city, or perfect white picket fenced home! Either way, better make the best of it.
8. First fight. And things had been going so well; is your relationship strong enough to outlast the tiffs?
9. First breakup. But they were your one and only! How will you cope with losing them? How will you ever manage to find another?
10. Make up your own! Or mix and match!
As per usual, the norms apply! Post a comment with your character, and others will use the handy dandy RNG to choose a random scenario, or they'll simply pick one they like! Keep rolling and playing your little hearts out, and enjoy!
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[Stiles is a lot more adventurous than he is careful, so he's probably not going to understand right away why it's a bad idea.]
Because he's a douche. Dad says I have to try cutting him some slack when Scott's around though, so they can repair their relationship.
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[And luckily, Mike is careful but he's also willing to have fun.]
It's worth trying. I understand it can be hard. I was mad at my dad for years after he divorced my mom.
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[Stiles is lucky he's with someone who manages to balance fun and being careful so well.]
Yeah, but Scott's dad deserves to have Scott mad at him. He's a horrible father and he's a giant asshole and him being here just inconveniences literally everyone.
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[And when Mike becomes a stick in the mud, Stiles can knock him out of it.]
I only know the man now and he's a pretty big jackass but he doesn't seem to respect the small town cops.
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[And when Stiles is being too reckless, Mike can talk some sense into him.]
It's because he doesn't like my dad. Some... stuff happened back when he was married to Scott's mom and he and my dad haven't seen eye to eye ever since and that k9ind of means Agent McDouche is a dick to rest of you too.
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[They are actually a pretty good match, though the age difference makes it tricky.]
Well, I'd like to show him what I think of his attitude but I don't want to get fired.
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[And Stiles is back to teasing him.]
I think I semi-threatened him back during Halloween. I can't remember if that was me or the Nogitsune though. I was mostly just trying to distract him so Scott and Kira could sneak back out of the station.
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[He's careful about werewolves because he's always been told to be careful about werewolves.]
You've got that freedom. Luck you.
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[He's going to have to get used to werewolves if he's planning on sticking around. They seem to love Beacon Hills for some reason.]
Not anymore I don't. Dad's been making me play nice ever since Scott's dad found me the night I went missing. The first time I went missing.
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[He'll figure it out but at the moment he's still getting used to it.]
We're all playing nice. It' be great if he would also be nice in return.
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[Stiles will help him. Starting with introducing him to Scott as his boyfriend.]
I'm not sure he knows how. He was even a dick when he was questioning me the time my dad was missing.
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[That's going to be quite interesting.]
I think the county is going to give him an Under Sheriff to keep an eye on him. No one likes the idea.
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[Stiles is going to introduce Mike to all his supernatural friends eventually.]
Eh, I'm sure he'll take off again eventually. He never sticks around long and he'll get sick of all the unsolved cases before too long.
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[And he will do his best not to embarrass himself in front of those friends.]
Your dad doesn't, though. It must help that he knows.
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[Stiles will probably find a way to be plenty embarrassing all by himself.]
I dunno... he's in more danger now that he knows and I'm not sure it makes his job any safer either. It helps me though. It sucked having to lie to him about why I kept getting into trouble.
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[That will be fun. At least Mike has a good poker face.]
I'll keep an eye on him when we patrol together.
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[It'll certainly be interesting, especially if shenanigans occur.]
Thanks. I mean, I know he can take care of himself but all of this still new to him and I kinda put him through the ringer recently.
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[His life with Stiles is definitely going to be interesting.]
Hey, what are boyfriends and deputies for?
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[If nothing else, Stiles definitely knows how to keep life interesting. It's a talent.]
You're pretty great at both of those things, you know that?
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[Looking back he really didn't know Stiles then and had no idea the boy would become so important to him.]
I've had a little bit of practice.
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[So much has changed since then. The sleep walking has stopped, he's not possessed anymore, he has a boyfriend, and he's finally starting to feel like himself again. His life is slowly getting better and he's glad Mike's been part of that.]
Well apparently that practice paid off, because you're awesome. [Stiles gives his hand another squeeze, startling for a moment when the alarm on his phone finally goes off.]
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[Mike had been left with Agent McCall instead of helping the search but it was still something important.]
You might want to listen to that. [He lets go of Stiles' hand so he can deal with his phone.]
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[It's probably a good thing Mike had been there to tell Agent McCall what was going on or else Stiles might never have been found in time.]
It's my little Adderall reminder. I guess your idea was a pretty good one, huh? [Stiles turns the phone off and shoves it back in his pocket before pulling out his Adderall.]
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[It wasn't a good night but it was a good thing.]
I have a lot of good ideas. You should learn that now and keep it in mind. [He gets up from the table to get Stiles a glass of water.]
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[It had been complete hell for Stiles but he came out of his knowing that a lot of people cared enough to look for him.]
Dude, I am always open to your ideas. Mostly because they're usually hot, but the practical ones are good too. [He wonders if he should let Mike know he was planning on swallowing down the Adderall with his win, but he doesn't really want to remind him that he's taking his meds and drinking, so he gulps down the rest of his wine and keeps his mouth shut as his boyfriend is up getting him water.]
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