Mean Girls / Heathers x Reader Oneshots & Preferences (HIATUS)

When You Argue

Requested by: D3STR0YB0YS

Warnings: Arguing (obviously), a bit of angst and all the stuff that comes with arguing.

NOTE: These are very open-ended (neutral endings, i don't explain what happens), so interpret them however you want. (ALSO i've never really written anything angsty or anything like that, hope these are okay and if they're not what you had in mind i'm sorry)

Heather Chandler:
- Chandler is very hot-headed
- She doesn't want to argue with you, but she also doesn't want to admit when she's wrong
- When you argue, she can't really see how upset you're getting
- So of course she'll end up doing / saying something she regrets
- Very likely that she'll just leave and drive off somewhere
- She knows she needs to give you space but also just wants to apologize over and over for hurting you
- Eventually the entire school catches wind that you and Chandler have been fighting
- It's hard to walk the halls and hear nothing but news about you and your girlfriend
- And since she's the queen, you feel slightly alienated without her by your side
- It's strange for her, too, to turn to talk and find no one there to listen

Heather Duke:
- I think Duke's pretty hot-headed, too
- It's pretty easy for her to get pissed at stuff, but she kinda holds it in
- So one day, she's in a bad mood, and then she snaps and takes it out on you
- You don't know what you did, so you, of course, get mad at her
- And that just makes everything worse
- She's screaming and so are you and everything's going downhill
- She barely even registers you walking out on her
- And then she realizes just how much of a mistake she just made
- Now she has to figure out how to get you back
- Meanwhile you're sitting there, regretting everything you just said to your girlfriend

Heather McNamara:
- I feel like arguments with McNamara are very rare
- But when they do happen, you start to notice her growing a bit distant
- She'll say it's fine but you know it's anything but that
- So you give her space and time, as much as she needs, and it's really hard
- She wants to run back to you but she's scared and wary about how it might turn out if something like that happens again
- What if you argue, but it'll end in the worst possible way?
- She's terrified of making a mistake that costs you your entire relationship
- After about two days of not exactly talking, she caves and decides to try and sort it out
- She hasn't really realized how much she's been taking you for granted
- She just hopes you feel the same way

Veronica Sawyer:
- Arguments with Veronica are usually very easy to brush off and forget about
- But if it gets bad, it's bad for both of you
- She starts off seeming just angry, and sometimes you are, too, but it gets worse
- All of her emotions shine through, and she can't stop herself from breaking down on the spot
- You know that arguing with Veronica is bad, but something inside of you can't stop, and you hate that part of yourself
- When you walk off, she absolutely despises herself for yelling at you
- She has such instant regret; she's so scared of losing you because of her actions
- When the Heathers see you two being so distant, they immediately know something happened
- It's hard to be hurting when the one person who could comfort you is unreachable because of it
- And you and Veronica are feeling that now more than ever

Jason Dean:
- JD is easily provoked and his temper isn't the best
- It's very plain on his face when he's angry or upset
- You're usually successful in calming him down, but there are times when you aren't
- And that can result in a yelling match between you or building up to an inevitable argument
- It's hard to argue with JD, because you know you're both in the wrong to some degree, but your pride sort of overrules that
- He'd rather bury the hatchet and pretend it never happened, but you both know
- It's difficult for you two to really forget about it and act like it's fine
- Even if you say it's okay, it'll never go away until you address it together and come to terms
- JD isn't good at this, so he sometimes just leaves it to you, despite knowing his role in it
- Now you're both waiting for the other person to be brave and take the first step