Ruv & Sarvente w/ S/O (Anxiety Induced Pica)

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ASK: Ruv and Sarvente (not poly) with a Partner that chews on things? Like it only happens when they're nervous but they'll just bite whatever is stable enough to not break but not hard enough to hurt

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Oh. Yeah sure why not? I used to do that myself. Usually on the plastic silverware at school and ice. There is a medical term for this actually, it's called "Pica". As always, this will be on the shorter side since more than one character was requested, no biggie right?

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Ruv w/ S/O (Anxiety Induced Pica)

- He isn't really worried about you chewing on things so long as it doesn't cause you direct harm

- Keeps you from chewing on anything plastic, can't have you ingesting that stuff

- Mainly gives you ice to chew on, if you aren't already nomming down on your sleeve or other non-harmful substances

- "Why do you keep chewing on things?" "Anxiety, this just helps me feel a little better." "Why?" "I don't know."

- Actually looks up your symptoms to find out more. Finds out you're suffering from Pica. Keeps you in low-stress environments hoping that it'd help with that

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Sarvente w/ S/O (Anxiety Induced Pica)

- Doesn't really seem to mind much, but does realize it isn't normal

- After a while of your chewing habit, she looks it up to see if it was a neurological issue, to discover you have Pica.

- Keeps you from chewing on paper and plastic, just to be completely safe

- "Anxiety induced pica. Huh..." "Hm?" "I'm just reading about the issue you're doing right now." "The chewing?" "Yeah. What you're doing is actually a result of stress right?" "Yeah, I usually just chew on the end of my sleeve to deal with it. It helps a little, but ends up making my jaw hurt after a while."

- Lets you chew on ice and the end of your sleeve but tries to teach you other coping mechanism that isn't so.... destructive? You keep ripping the ends of your hoodies from all the nomming you've been doing

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