Sadboyhours
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2021
[alcohol, drugs, incest and dubcon focuses.]
College was alright. It wasn’t the party-filled sloshfest that movies made it out to be, though- or, really, Jason just wasn’t that kind of guy to begin with, so his time went by smoothly, if a little slow.
He’d grown up with decent, if sparse, parents and an older brother that had to fill the role, and while they hadn’t wanted for much, there’s a lot Kaeya probably didn’t get to do in his earlier, young adulthood because of his role as guardian. Jason always thought about that. He’d thought about it since he was little. Sometimes it felt like Kaeya had moved away from home not just physically, but emotionally- even if he was still in the same city.
But then, the younger brother knew he was a needy, lonely bastard himself, having grown up with far too many social-emotional needs that had been sated by one person. It skewed him, and it wasn’t Kaeya’s fault.
It wasn’t Kaeya’s fault that Jason’s adolescence had blossomed with wet dreams about him, or that he’d always fantasized when he was little about having a wedding with just the two of them. It wasn’t Kaeya’s fault that Jason had stumbled through self-loathing and depression and so much disgust because, as he grew older, the feelings didn’t thin away into nothingness and make room for more appropriate prospects.
The ridiculous lusts simmered down as he got a better handle on his own hormones, but the ever present whispers of want were still there, and so was the silent, much more pervasive (inconspicuous- subconscious, even,) drive in him that wanted that presence, that constant, to remain in his life, craving for it to be as pertinent and time-consuming as it once had been.
Granted, he was also a fucking adult now, so he didn’t despair and lie in woe in the same ways. He dated men and women. A few. Nobody ever felt a ‘spark’ from him, or so they’d said, even if he was a sweet, caring partner. He never seemed especially invested. Jason couldn’t blame them but he didn’t understand why it just didn’t work- he wasn’t purposely trying to seem distracted. They just didn’t sate loneliness in the same way the same person had done for years, nearly two decades by now.
So naturally Jason was growing, had grown, impatient with himself. Move the fuck on and be a normal fucking person already, right? That’s what he snapped at his bookworm self, and it had ended with him at a college party, just a little too young to drink but without a person around to give a shit about details like that.
He’d been to…three, this being the third, and the booze and good moods, the joints, always helped ease his worries and enjoy his time. Like any good guardian or stand-in, Kaeya had been the ‘try it first while I’m here to be sure it’s safe’ type. Jason hadn’t liked the wine, or the beer. Or the anything. And he still didn’t! But mixed with enough fruit juice and sugar, any flavored, sweet vodka went down pretty easy! He’d found that out, and found out who made a good designated driver, through these first few excursions.
Except now, as he spun- or the lights spun, or the room spun (it was hard to tell)- Jason had nobody waiting on him. Carlos had driven Peggy, poor, shitfaced Peggy, home. He wasn’t back yet and he wasn’t answering texts, and the brunette felt like he was gonna spin his way into an accident if he didn’t call someone soon.
A sloppy, typo-ridden text fired off to Kaeya, and then Jason called him directly before a reply could even be typed out. He answered with bubbly words and slurred tongue, all giggly as he leaned against a wall and closed his eyes.
“Heeeeeeey! Yeah, uummmmm…” he smacked his lips together and hummed in thought, despite no thoughts processing. “I was juuuust wondering if you’d, if you wear…I mean if you were busy! It’s too late isn’t it? Is it too late? Kaaaaae, I needja t’come n’get me, you think you kin’ do that? Purrreeeeeeetty please?” Brows furrowed. Did the phone beep? Was he talking to the answering machine? Shit, how late was it, actually?
College was alright. It wasn’t the party-filled sloshfest that movies made it out to be, though- or, really, Jason just wasn’t that kind of guy to begin with, so his time went by smoothly, if a little slow.
He’d grown up with decent, if sparse, parents and an older brother that had to fill the role, and while they hadn’t wanted for much, there’s a lot Kaeya probably didn’t get to do in his earlier, young adulthood because of his role as guardian. Jason always thought about that. He’d thought about it since he was little. Sometimes it felt like Kaeya had moved away from home not just physically, but emotionally- even if he was still in the same city.
But then, the younger brother knew he was a needy, lonely bastard himself, having grown up with far too many social-emotional needs that had been sated by one person. It skewed him, and it wasn’t Kaeya’s fault.
It wasn’t Kaeya’s fault that Jason’s adolescence had blossomed with wet dreams about him, or that he’d always fantasized when he was little about having a wedding with just the two of them. It wasn’t Kaeya’s fault that Jason had stumbled through self-loathing and depression and so much disgust because, as he grew older, the feelings didn’t thin away into nothingness and make room for more appropriate prospects.
The ridiculous lusts simmered down as he got a better handle on his own hormones, but the ever present whispers of want were still there, and so was the silent, much more pervasive (inconspicuous- subconscious, even,) drive in him that wanted that presence, that constant, to remain in his life, craving for it to be as pertinent and time-consuming as it once had been.
Granted, he was also a fucking adult now, so he didn’t despair and lie in woe in the same ways. He dated men and women. A few. Nobody ever felt a ‘spark’ from him, or so they’d said, even if he was a sweet, caring partner. He never seemed especially invested. Jason couldn’t blame them but he didn’t understand why it just didn’t work- he wasn’t purposely trying to seem distracted. They just didn’t sate loneliness in the same way the same person had done for years, nearly two decades by now.
So naturally Jason was growing, had grown, impatient with himself. Move the fuck on and be a normal fucking person already, right? That’s what he snapped at his bookworm self, and it had ended with him at a college party, just a little too young to drink but without a person around to give a shit about details like that.
He’d been to…three, this being the third, and the booze and good moods, the joints, always helped ease his worries and enjoy his time. Like any good guardian or stand-in, Kaeya had been the ‘try it first while I’m here to be sure it’s safe’ type. Jason hadn’t liked the wine, or the beer. Or the anything. And he still didn’t! But mixed with enough fruit juice and sugar, any flavored, sweet vodka went down pretty easy! He’d found that out, and found out who made a good designated driver, through these first few excursions.
Except now, as he spun- or the lights spun, or the room spun (it was hard to tell)- Jason had nobody waiting on him. Carlos had driven Peggy, poor, shitfaced Peggy, home. He wasn’t back yet and he wasn’t answering texts, and the brunette felt like he was gonna spin his way into an accident if he didn’t call someone soon.
A sloppy, typo-ridden text fired off to Kaeya, and then Jason called him directly before a reply could even be typed out. He answered with bubbly words and slurred tongue, all giggly as he leaned against a wall and closed his eyes.
“Heeeeeeey! Yeah, uummmmm…” he smacked his lips together and hummed in thought, despite no thoughts processing. “I was juuuust wondering if you’d, if you wear…I mean if you were busy! It’s too late isn’t it? Is it too late? Kaaaaae, I needja t’come n’get me, you think you kin’ do that? Purrreeeeeeetty please?” Brows furrowed. Did the phone beep? Was he talking to the answering machine? Shit, how late was it, actually?