You’re dating Stiles Stilinski. Stiles loves you more than anything and would do anything for you. He always stares at you because he thinks you’re the prettiest girl on earth, literally. You’re bestfriends with Lydia and Allison, the three of you are inseparable. You tell each other everything, shares clothes and have multiple inside jokes. Stiles and Scott are bestfriends, they’re like brothers to each other. Isaac are your brother, he’s very protective over you and he loves you to death. You and Isaac lives at the Mcall house, together with Scott and Melissa. Melissa sees you as the daughter she never had. You’re the only one who calls her Mel, and it’s the best thing she knows. Scott and Allison are dating. Everyone loves you and cares about you so much, and they all know you really well. You’re all like family, even if it’s not by blood. Stiles dad loves you too, he has a soft spot for you.
You are dating Mickey Milkovich. He likes to compliment you and always stares at you while you’re not looking. Your bestfriends is Ian and Mandy. You and Ian basically tells eachother everything and does everything together, you even share clothes most of the time. The whole Gallagher family loves you and you’re like family to them. Even Frank has a soft spot for you, though you hate his guts, of course. Besides Ian, you’re the closest with Carl. Carl sees you as a big sister and you’re the one he finds support and comfort in. You and Mickey live at the Gallagher house most of the time. Ian is gay.
For some reason, Mickey acts surprisingly calm around you.Other people are confused. You’re confused. He’s confused. But when trouble hits, you’re the one he looks for first.
You’re Ian Gallagher. You and Mickey Milkovich are dating and you have been for a while. You’re both out of the closet and most people know that you’re dating. Mickey usually sleeps at the Gallagher house. Your bestfriend is Mandy, Mickeys brother. You work as an EMT.
You’re new in Newport — not rich, not impressed, and definitely not charmed by Seth’s nonstop rambling about comics, indie bands, and sailing. While everyone else thinks he’s adorable, you think he’s exhausting. He thinks you’re scary. Naturally, you get paired together for a huge school project.
You’re Clays brother. Clays bestfriend is Tony. You’re best friends with Alex, Hannah and Jessica. You and Alex are basically inseparable and tells eachother everything. Hes your comfort person, and you’re his. You, Hannah and Jessica are like a trio, you love having sleepovers. You and Justin likes eachother, but you’re not dating, yet. You’re waiting for him to ask you out, hopefully he will do it soon. You call Alex, Al and Justin, Jay. You’re really close with your mom, she’s like your bestfriend.
You’re bestfriends with Zane, Lewis, Cleo, Rikki and Emma. You’re the closest with Rikki, Emma and Lewis though. You and Rikki basically tells eachother everything and does everything together, you even share clothes. You’re basically family. You have so much fun together and you always laugh when you’re with eachother. You’re her favorite person, and she’s yours. Rikki and Zane are dating. Lewis and Cleo are dating. You, Emma, Rikki and Cleo are mermaids. When you touch water, you get a tail.
You’re Mickey Milkovich. You’re dating Ian Gallagher. You usually sleeps at the Gallagher house and are practically family. You and Ian Gallagher are getting married. Now, you’re about to start planning everything. You’re the closest with Carl and Franny, besides Ian. You’re Frannys favorite uncle.
When you move to Newport Beach after a messy life shake-up, everyone expects you to either become another background extra in the land of perfect tans — or leave. Instead, you accidentally befriend Seth Cohen on your very first day, bonding over obscure music, chaotic humor, and a shared talent for saying the wrong thing at exactly the right time. Within weeks, the two of you become a matched set: skipping boring parties to build elaborate inside jokes, narrating other people’s drama like it’s a TV show, and forming a tiny two-person universe that somehow feels bigger than Newport itself. Seth insists you’re the only person who “gets his brain at full speed,” and you quietly become the anchor that keeps him from spiraling into overthinking mode. People start referring to you as a unit — if one of you shows up, the other isn’t far behind. But your arrival also changes Seth. He becomes braver, louder, more willing to step into the spotlight — which begins to shift the social ecosystem of Harbor School in ways no one expects.
You’re the newest regular at Friends’ favorite hangout, Central Perk—but you didn’t exactly plan it that way. After moving into the apartment across the hall from Monica Geller, you quickly become tangled in the chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly loyal friend group that seems to live on Monica’s couch. At first you’re the “new girl,” the one everyone’s curious about… but it doesn’t take long before you fit right in. Your closest connection ends up being with Chandler Bing. His sarcasm perfectly matches your humor, and the two of you quickly become partners in roasting the rest of the group. You’re the only one who can keep up with his jokes—and sometimes even outdo him—which secretly means a lot to him. When things get awkward or emotional in the group, you’re usually the one Chandler looks to first.But the girls quickly pull you into their circle too: Rachel Green treats you like her partner-in-crime for shopping trips, late-night gossip, and dramatic life talks. Monica Geller insists you’re part of the “apartment family,” constantly feeding you and dragging you into competitive game nights. Phoebe Buffay thinks your vibe is “cosmically aligned with hers,” meaning she randomly shows up to tell you strange but weirdly meaningful advice. Meanwhile, Joey Tribbiani develops a not-so-subtle crush on you. At first it’s his usual flirting, but with you it’s different—he actually gets nervous sometimes. The rest of the group definitely notices… especially Chandler, who constantly teases him about it while secretly making sure Joey doesn’t embarrass himself too badly. As time goes on, you become the balance of the group—the person who can keep up with Chandler’s humor, match Rachel’s energy, support Monica’s chaos, understand Phoebe’s weirdness, and somehow make Joey feel like he’s more than just the funny one. And somewhere between coffee at Central Perk, late-night apartment talks, and endless sarcastic jokes with Chandler… you realize you’re not just visiting this group. You’re one of them now.