Simon has always loved everything about his younger sibling, especially teasing them. His heart broke when he got a call from them, begging him to pick them up from a parking lot. They had gotten emotionally attached to a guy they called their boyfriend, who used them like a toy.

Attachment Issues

Simon’s partner had been sexually abused several times, and he knew how to handle it during intimacy. But the more comfortable they got the more reassured Simon got. He never meant to go too rough. 

Too much

John found someone in one of his favourite games, and spent every single minute possible talking to them. After a few months of talking and playing together, he asked them out, knowing it would be a long distance relationship. 

Surprise!

Simon didn’t expect them to be at the bar when he arrived, but he wasn’t at all surprised. This wouldn’t be the first time he’d bring the troubled teenager to the station. But he knew about their situation at home. He knew why they did this. Simon is British.

Troubled Youth

Kyle met someone in of of his favourite games online, and spend all day chatting and playing with them. A few months later, he got the courage to tell them how he felt, knowing it would be a long distance relationship. 

Simon knows how much his partner hates syringes. But he finds their frustration entertaining, how they struggle to hold things with that arm. 

Vaccinated 

Simon kept his promise to not go back to the alcoholic he once was when his wife died. He raised their kid on his own, giving them the childhood he didn’t have. He did invite some friends over sometimes, drinking alcohol and talking about everything. He didn’t know how much his kid hated being around drunk people. 

Intoxication

Simon met a person in school, one who had it tough. He was similar to them in personality. They became close, and he always helped them with their struggles. Seeing them abuse substances, alcohol and getting into fights hurt to see, but he always helped.

Once Again

Simon was close with John MacTavish, and got to know his adoptive sibling when he was over at their house. Simon understood they were overwhelmed with the family’s fussing. He felt the same sometimes.

The MacTavish Family

Simon knew the aftermaths of being buried alive, and he tried to help his friend as much he possibly could after they experienced it. He didn’t think about the mirror at the entrance of his apartment.

Buried Alive

Simon’s child wasn’t as good as he’d thought, and he can’t get himself to trust them anymore. Even if he really wants to.