Harry: Your independence. Harry loves independent women, but you’re so in your own world that he can’t help but feel like you don’t need him. He wants you to rely on him more. He wants to take care of you. He can’t stand the idea that he needs you more than you need him, even though it’s probably true. Honestly, as much as it frustrates him, he understands the significance of someone like you choosing to spend time with him, so in the end when he has you all to himself are some of the times he feels the most loved.
Louis: Your popularity. He wouldn’t have you any other way, but so many people always surround you that sometimes he feels like he’s missing out on you. He wants to see or be responsible for everything you do. Every laugh, every smile - even every frown. He doesn’t like having to compete for your attention. For your part, you’ve never knowingly made yourself popular. People just gravitate towards you. You find it tedious, and are usually thrilled when Louis takes you away from it. There’s no one you find more fun to be around than him, something you’re sure to remind him of.
Liam: Your stubbornness. He’s just as bad as you are. Your relationship is a constant battle of wills. You don’t always do what you’re told and he likes to be in charge. It frustrates him when you dig your heels in, because his are equally as dug and you’ll glare at each other for hours until one folds. It’s usually you. It’s sometimes him. It used to be about getting your own way, but after seeing how smug he is when he gets his sometimes you can’t help but withhold just to prove you can.
Niall: Your naivety. It’s a double-edged sword. On one hand, he finds it just so darn cute and on the other, you’re not good at gauging when you’re in danger or not, especially when he brings you to new countries outside of your comfort zone. He worries about you. Constantly. Which is so anti his carefree nature, he doesn’t know what to do with the emotions other than baby you like his brother did for him when he was little.
Zayn: Your bluntness. Some might call it bitchiness, but that’s not it at all, you just tell it like you see it. He actually loves this about you. What he doesn’t love is what other people think about you because of this. In his eyes, you’re perfect, and when people perceive you inaccurately he can’t help but get defensive. Your mouth gets you into trouble, too, and he’s not above getting physical to defend his girl if he needs to. Sometimes he just wishes you’d think a little first.
