England has PTSD. Sometimes when he hears thunder he gets thrown back into the Blitz. France is the only one who can bring him out of it. 

Francis’ love for himself is his way of compensating for his military losses, particularly against Arthur. The idea being that if he appears to be comfortable in his own skin and proud of who he is, no one will question him. The one person who he puts this façade on for the most, however, is the one person who challenges it. Arthur.

The first time Francis ever penetrated Arthur, Arthur exclaimed ‘BOLLOCKS! ENEMY COCK HAS BREACHED ME!’, and he didn’t even call for help.

England has always disliked his voice. He finds it too nasally, too sharp, too snippy. He’s tried voice lessons, singing, he’s paid special attention to his diction and pronunciation, yet he still loathes it.

France, however, loves it. In fact, sometimes he tries to get him to start ranting just so he can zone out and just listen.

England called France frog not only for obvious reasons but also because when France was mean to him,England thought of him like the ugly little frog in the Frog Prince. He would sometimes wondered if he kissed France if he would turn into a prince. His prince.

Every year since non-English songs began to be allowed, France (sometimes joined by Spain) has threatened to enter a song in Basque.

He doesn’t really intend to, but the look on Arthur’s face whenever he mentions the possibility is too priceless.

(I wish I had a picture to go with this)

Thank you so much!!!

I LOVE YOU TOO ; w ; <3

Arthur is a huge sports fan when it comes to football (the European variety, of course) and tennis. However, Francis doesn’t understand any of it in the least. It’s very similar to the stereotypical American family “Dad watches sports whilst Mom is oblivious,” situation.

The day they start acting civilised with each other is day they stop loving each other.