northstarboys ambw reactions

reaction: you get into an argument

regie macalino| regie:

per usual, he'd let you do the talking. he'd have to be very upset about something to take the dominant role in an argument. if the argument was heated, he'd let you yell, rant, cry... whatever you needed to feel better. no matter the type of argument, he'd let the moment pass then pull you into his arms to console you silently.

kane ratan| kane:

he's a very compassionate person, so i would see arguing with him being very light hearted. he would always try his best to comply with what you expect of him to avoid upsetting you.

oliver moy| oliver:

he's typically level headed. he wouldn't let his emotions cloud his judgement in an argument. he tends to look at the bigger picture and he knows how easily you can say something you'd regret in a fight when you're too emotional. he's the type to suggest putting the argument on hold so you both could calm down.

ryan nguyen| ryan:

he seems like the type to not be too interested in arguing. if he's mad enough he'll entertain the conversation, but he usually just tunes you out. either way it always ends in him exploding and going off. you'd most likely have to give him time to cool off before trying to talk to him again.

darren liang| darren:

he'd hate to argue with you but he wouldn't hesitate to defend himself of his point of view. after he makes his point, he'd be over the whole argument and want you to go back to coddling him like usual. that usually causes more arguments for his lack of consideration for your feelings.

justin phan| justin:

arguing with you isn't something he ever anticipates. he never expects it and he hates it. he always turns to his best friends for consolation and advice. his fear being he says something dumb and he loses you, he hopes his friends can prevent that from happening.

sebastion moy| sebastion:

i can see him becoming emotional in an argument. not necessarily in the angry way, but rather in the sad way. i think he'd be a crier in an argument and afterwards begging you not to tell the boys he actually cried.