Clark, after he and Bruce start dating: *assumes that Bruce would scoff at cuddling and mentally forming an intricate 30 step plan to slowly coax Bruce into cuddling over time so that eventually they can cuddle while sleeping when they start staying over*
Bruce, the very first time Clark stays the night: *sprawled on top of him, head cushioned on Clark’s comfy and squishy pecks, drooling slightly*
Rewatching HH again, and once more on the second episode. The way val shouts "fucking finally" always sits in my brain after watching it because how long was he waiting for vox??? Was he waiting for him to notice he was in a bad mood in his cameras and when it went unnoticed he decided to go annoy velvette until she got vox for him? Like he was also on his floor sulking on the couch by the time vox got to him. Did he just stick around and cause chaos for velvette and then immediately go to sulk the second he knew vox was coming for him??? Once again, I reiterate that man is a brat through and through. Man just needed someone to call his papi.
I do love this thought. Not gonna lie, I do always hc that val in his early days in hell had his own pimp and own contract, which has led to much of my headcanons about him not having a healthy relationship with sex and lack of boundaries. I do also feel like he'd have a doubt in the back of his head that he's still only ever just as he was no matter how much power he gains.
I do also feel like Vox wouldn't handle it well just because he is not good with emotions in any sense, but he would still try, just as long as he doesn't have to communicate it.
I headcanon that val, despite usually always getting what he wants, refuses to say no when it comes to sex, at least with his relationship with Vox. It doesn't matter if he doesn't want to that day or he's not feeling up for it, he just won't tell him no and does it anyways. Not just for the fact that's he's built himself an image of being the pinnacle of lust and sex, because I feel like their images don't matter too much when they're together. I just think it's partially because you can't have a boundary crossed if you don't have one to begin with. It doesn't matter if he wasn't going to be asked in the first place if his answer is always going to be yes. Which, the fun thing is I wholeheartedly believe Vox would take no for an answer, if Val just gave him the chance. But that's at least my thoughts on it.
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