Not amused.

[manliestdamsel]

No, we don't need to start a "Dating a Demon" Support group for three reasons:

One, It's stupid.
Two, If he ever found out I'd never hear the end of it.
Three, I'm not convinced any-one else is stupid enough to try it.

Now stop laughing at my pain and go something useful like actually get round to writing up the rest of my profle.

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[overprotectivehunter]

I haven't heard of many people dating demons, but dating half demons isn't uncommon.

[Alec considers his own relationship problems and lets out a quiet sigh.]

A support group might not be a bad idea if it didn't go well.

[manliestdamsel]

We could run classes on: "How to deal with extreme brooding" and "How to respond when he goes through the cliches."

[He sighs and looks upwards, before rolling his head back down.]

And then there's the practical applications. Sometimes that strength hurts.

[overprotectivehunter]

I'm the one that broods. Usually.

[There's a faint hint of a smile as he thinks of his first few weeks learning about dating a warlock.]

Never had the problem with strength, but the pointed teeth... Never did learn how to cover up the bite marks.

[Even thought Alec knows not all demons are the same as the ones from his world, he still can't help wondering.]

The demon you're dating hurts you?

[manliestdamsel]

Oh no, as far as I know it's not on purpose. It's just, he has major strength and the playful pinches and when we're in bed and he gives the rump a squeeze, he forgets I'm just a squishy human.

[He chuckles.]

Luckily mine only has pointy teeth when he's pissed off and trying to kill something or else I would imagine that's also a problem. Scarves, sweatbands, chunky watches high collared coats and tattoos all help cover up.