New Girl Preferences

Flinching During An Argument-

Nick Miller:

During a heated argument, something you say triggers a flash of old fear, and you flinch. Nick immediately notices the change in your expression. His voice softens, and he stops mid-sentence, "hey, hey...I-I didn't mean to scare you" He says quietly, stepping closer but giving you space. He waits patiently for you to breathe, then gently says "you're safe here. Talk to me when you're ready" His protective side kicks in, wrapping you in care instead of conflict

Winston Schmidt:

You flinch during a disagreement, overwhelmed by the intensity. Schmidt catches it and immediately backtracks, his tone apologetic "I didn't mean to upset you" he says, stepping back to give you room. He reaches out slowly, resting a hand near yours but not pushing, "it's okay to feel that way. I'm here when you want to talk, no pressure" His calm, measure words help soothe the tension, reminding you the argument doesn't change how much he cares.

Winston Bishop:

When you flinch, Winston's playful nature fades into concern. He immediately stops and looks at you with soft eyes, "hey, you're okay right?" he asked gently, lowering his voice. He gives you space but stays close, ready to listen whenever you feel safe enough. His steady kindness helps you feel grounded, turning the conflict into a moment of care rather than fear.

Coach:

Coach notices the flinch instantly and halts the argument. His usually tough demeanor softens as he asks, "Did I go too far?" he steps back, giving you room but making sure you know he's there for you "I'm not there to hurt you" He says firmly but kindly. He waits patiently for you to feel safe again, showing you respect and strength in his gentleness.

Robby McFerrin:

Robby's calm nature shifts to concern when you flinch during a disagreement. He immediately lowers his voice and takes a step back, "I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable" he says softly, offering you a reassuring smile. He respects your boundaries, giving you the time you need to collect yourself while staying close enough to offer support.

Ryan Geauxinue:

Ryan's easygoing attitude pauses when he sees you flinch. He immediately apologizes if he's too harsh, "Hey, I didn't mean to make you jump" He says gently. He gives you some space but stays nearby, ready to ease the tension with a calm conversation or a light joke if you're up for it. His relaxed kindness helps melt the stress away.

Sam Sweeney:

Sam immediately notices your flinch and his voice softens, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you" He says quietly, stepping back to give you room. He respects your feeling completely, letting you set the pace for the conversation. His patient, tender approach makes it clear that your comfort matters more than the argument.