am i dreaming? [babysitters club.]

╰▸ how jealous are they?

— Kristy Thomas.

Very. Like 9/10. She wouldn't tell you she is because of how stubborn and prideful she could get.

When you two get into a fight and you distance yourself, she feels bad at the end as she sees you hang out with other friends, or if somebody else is talking to you.

She's incredibly possessive. When someone is checking you out, or flirting with you subtly or not, she'd confront them.

— Claudia Kishi.

Incredibly. 10/10. She won't tell you until she gets overwhelmed with it. She gets upset (like at "Claudia and the New Girl".)

She isn't that prideful. When you two get into a fight, it does depend. If it's truly her fault, she'd make it up to you. She wouldn't want to lose you.

She's territorial, not possessive. What's hers is hers only. If someone is checking you out, or flirting with you subtly or not, she'd wrap her arm around you and pull you closer.

— Mary Anne Spier.

Slightly, but still strong. 8/10. She barely talks to you about it and just suffers in silence. She's incredibly insecure, and you know that well.

Mary Anne, having anxiety, and you, knowing her well, would always comfort her. She's not experienced enough in relationships and would often overthink if she's good enough for you as you're good enough for her.

She trusts you a whole lot. She's aware that you have other people to talk to and can talk to anyone you want, since she's also like that with the BSC.

When she does see you with someone that's checking you out, she brushes it off, but looks at you for comfort that you're hers.

When someone is flirting with you subtly or not, she frowns at the sight. But you, being faithful, always turn them down politely or harshly depending on the person. She lets out a sigh of relief and a smile when you do so.

— Stacey McGill.

Slightly stronger. 8.9/10. She talks to you about it, but only sometimes— no, barely. She thinks it's her diabetes. She thought she grew past that, but the insecurity still lingers.

She's half-prideful. She won't admit it, but it would slip. She slightly gets anxious leading to stress which raises her blood sugar. (Season 2, Episode 3: Stacey's Emergency.)

She's not as possessive, but she's clingy. When you two are alone, she straddles your lap and cling to you, burying her face on your shoulder. You know that she's upset when she does this, so you pamper her and make her feel loved.

— Dawn Schafer.

Fortunately, or unfortunately, no. Maybe 2/10. She rarely gets angry.

You get into disagreements, but she always fixes the problem if there is one. She doesn't like arguing with you, and never raised her voice at you (yet?).

When someone checks you out, or flirts with you subtly or not, she doesn't do anything. She only smirks, witnessing you turn them down. She knows damn well you're only hers, and that she's lucky to have you.