TMD; The Mighty Ducks; Preferences and Imagines

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1. Always hearing about his skating speed—literally every day.
2. Living with the constant sound of skates scraping the driveway.
3. Knowing he's going to be late... but arriving in record time.
4. Yelling "USE YOUR BRAKES!" more times than you can count.
5. Getting free Mighty Ducks gear—hand-me-downs included.
6. Being asked "Is Luis single?" by half your school.
7. Having to explain why he can't stop fast without crashing.
8. Watching him flirt with every girl at the rink—and rolling your eyes.
9. Never being able to beat him in a foot race... ever.
10. Growing up thinking "offside" was a curse word.
11. Being his involuntary practice goalie sometimes.
12. Cheering embarrassingly loud during his games.
13. Watching him crash into trash cans and pretending you don't know him.
14. Knowing every line of his locker room speeches.
15. Having a closet full of Duck jerseys.
16. Being the only one who can calm him down before a big game.
17. Laughing at how nervous he gets before talking to his crush.
18. Rolling your eyes when he calls himself "the fastest man on ice."
19. Endlessly hearing the phrase, "Speed is everything."
20. Knowing every teammate like family.
21. Trying to skate but having him lap you before you stand up.
22. Him dragging you to practice even on snow days.
23. Dealing with his sweaty gear stinking up the house.
24. Having front-row seats to the Ducks' wildest games.
25. Defending him when he crashes into authority figures.
26. Calling him "Crash-and-Burn" when he messes up.
27. Getting second-hand crushes on his cute teammates.
28. Always being his plus-one at team parties.
29. Having to learn hockey lingo just to communicate.
30. Taking slow-motion videos of his sprints... because he insists.
31. Helping him with homework he ignores for practice.
32. Knowing his weird skate-lacing rituals.
33. Being the first to hear about tryouts—good or bad.
34. Telling him "Skating isn't a personality."
35. Watching him tape his stick like it's a sacred ritual.
36. Laughing when he slips on dry land.
Him bragging about shaving a tenth of a second off his lap.
37. Seeing him pout after every loss.
38. Pretending not to care—but screaming when he scores.
39. Getting protective when people talk trash about him.
40. Watching him fail at rollerblading, despite the confidence.
41. Hearing the "Ducks fly together" motto at the dinner table.
42. Competing over who gets to sit shotgun.
43. Listening to his game playlist 24/7.
Keeping all his newspaper clippings in a scrapbook.
44. Getting into playful fights over who's more athletic.
45. Having your own Ducks nickname—whether you like it or not.
46. Always being compared to his "natural talent."
47. Getting a seat on the bench during warm-ups.
48. Being his emotional coach when he doubts himself.
49. Having to wear a helmet just to ride in the driveway.
50. Watching him reenact his big moments at dinner.
51. Constantly being told, "Luis was faster at your age."
52. Keeping him humble after every win.
53. Seeing him get hyped by compliments like it's his birthday.
54. Waking up to him skating circles in the backyard rink.
55. Getting texts like "Come watch me fly."
56. Witnessing his crashes firsthand—and filming most of them.
57. Telling him, "Skating fast doesn't solve everything."
58. Seeing your family become honorary Ducks.
59. Fighting over the TV when games and your shows conflict.
60. Knowing he'd drop anything to protect you.
61. Hearing endless locker room gossip.
62. Letting him practice slapshots in the garage—then regretting it.
63. Being proud, even when you pretend not to care.
64. Seeing how much he inspires little kids.
65. Watching him skate backwards better than you walk.
66. Getting him to dance for TikToks by bribing with Gatorade.
67. Helping him pick out which jersey looks best.
68. Telling him, "She's out of your league"—and being right.
69. Always being his emergency excuse to leave awkward dates.
70. Fixing his hair before photo day.
71. Writing speeches for his team captain tryouts.
72. Pretending not to cry during his big games.
73. Getting caught up in his speed—even from the stands.
74. Having to fake enthusiasm when he explains the same play again.
75. Knowing every Ducks cheer by heart.
76. Practicing high-fives until they're perfect.
77. Laughing when people underestimate him.
78. Seeing the softer side of his confident exterior.
79. Being the first one he calls after every game.
80. Understanding the pressure he hides.
81. Keeping his skating videos organized for college scouts.
82. Reminding him to rest once in a while.
83. Being his sounding board for locker room drama.
84. Knowing the difference between Bauer and CCM (against your will).
85. Endlessly hearing "coach said..." stories.
86. Calling him "Speedy" just to get on his nerves.
87. Pretending to hate his game but secretly loving it.
88. Being in the stands for every triumph and every stumble.
89. Being part of the Ducks family, whether you skate or not.
90. Watching him grow from cocky to confident.
91. Giving him the reality check when his ego inflates.
92. Sharing late-night post-game snacks and stories.
93. Watching him leave everything on the ice—and respecting it.
94. Arguing about who Mom and Dad love more (obviously you).
95. Being dragged to pond hockey even when it's freezing.
96. Seeing the team as your extended brothers.
97. Loving the chaos, speed, and heart he brings into your life.
98. Knowing he'd skate through anything—especially for you.
99. Helping him sneak in extra practice when he's grounded.
100. Realizing no matter how fast he skates, he'll always wait for you when it counts.