La forma en la que mi cerebro funciona, terrícolas.
Scott and Stiles being in a sexual queerplatonic relationship.
Stiles being a bisexual aromantic and Scott being a demisexual panromantic.
Scott and Stiles loving each other in a platonic way while being sexually attracted to each other.
Scott and Stiles sharing everything, living together, knowing the other more than they know themselves and being there for each other all the time.
Scott and Stiles not remembering how they lives were when they weren’t together.
Scott and Stiles just spending their time together (talking, playing videogames, trying to study or not studying at all because, yeah, sex ;) )
Scott or Stiles explaining people how there are different types of love and that the fact that they love each other in a non-romantic way doesn’t make their love any less valid.
(Scott being the one who sits down and explains how he sees “friendship” as an umbrella term for friends who hang out, casual friends, close friends, best friends and queerplatonic partners. And then going into a long explanation about sexual orientations and romantic orientations and how you can have a sexual relationship with someone without having a romantic one or viceversa.
Stiles being the one who explains it one time and then just tells the person to please use Google).
Scott and Stiles being in a sexual queerplatonic relationship.
Stiles being a bisexual aromantic and Scott being a demisexual panromantic.
Scott and Stiles loving each other in a platonic way while being sexually attracted to each other.
Scott and Stiles sharing everything, living together, knowing the other more than they know themselves and being there for each other all the time.
Scott and Stiles not remembering how they lives were when they weren’t together.
Scott and Stiles just spending their time together (talking, playing videogames, trying to study or not studying at all because, yeah, sex ;) )
Scott or Stiles explaining people how there are different types of love and that the fact that they love each other in a non-romantic way doesn’t make their love any less valid.
(Scott being the one who sits down and explains how he sees “friendship” as an umbrella term for friends who hang out, casual friends, close friends, best friends and queerplatonic partners. And then going into a long explanation about sexual orientations and romantic orientations and how you can have a sexual relationship with someone without having a romantic one or viceversa.
Stiles being the one who explains it one time and then just tells the person to please use Google).
Scott and Stiles being in a sexual queerplatonic relationship.