Chase Atlantic Preferences

You Have An Eating Disorder-

Clinton Cave-

Clinton noticed the way you pushed your food around your plate, the forced smiles during meals, but you never said a word. One night after hanging out, he caught you staring at yourself in the mirror, eyes hard and tired. He didn't say anything then — just sat quietly beside you, his presence a silent promise. Later, he pulled you into a hug and whispered, "You're so much more than what you see. I'm here, always." No pressure, no judgment — just steady support whenever you were ready.

Mitchel Cave-

During a shoot, Mitchel noticed you sipping water nervously, barely touching the snacks on set. Afterward, he found you alone, quietly tracing the outline of your ribs under your shirt. Instead of prying, he offered you a smile and said, "You're stronger than you think. Let me know if you want to talk, or even just not be alone." His way of saying he cared without forcing anything made you feel safe enough to open up on your own terms.

Christian Anthony-

Christian was gentle and patient, never pushing, always observing. When he saw you skipping meals or refusing snacks after shows, he stepped in quietly. "Hey," he said softly one evening, "I get that it's hard, but you don't have to do this alone. I'm here, no matter what." The way he listened without judgment made you start to believe you might be able to face it — with him by your side.

Jesse Boyle-

Jesse wasn't blind to the way you hid food or made excuses during family dinners. One night, when everyone else was asleep, he found you sitting in the dark, shaking. Instead of lecturing, he just sat next to you and wrapped his arms around you. "You're not alone, okay? You don't have to be perfect for anyone. Especially not me." His words hit deeper than you expected, soft and steady like a lifeline.

Patrick Wilde-

Patrick noticed the exhaustion in your eyes and the way you avoided eating around him. One day, he pulled you aside gently. "I'm not here to judge," he said, voice low. "But you're important — more than you know. If you ever want help, I'll be right here." His honesty and the warmth in his gaze made you feel like maybe, just maybe, you didn't have to fight this battle alone.