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Olivarry 1:  How do they fall asleep? Wake up? Any daily rituals? - Barry is usually in bed first, and conks out the moment he hits the pillow - no specific arrangement or anything, although he does this weird little leg-lock when they go to bed together. Oliver, on the other hand, usually comes home in the wee hours of the morning and positions himself however he can around Barry in the bed, so as not to wake him up. The man can sleep on a bed of rocks, so as long as Barry’s safe, he’s good for the night.- Barry, having gone to bed first, usually wakes up first, and he slips out of bed as quietly as he can after kissing Oliver’s temple or forehead. He sneaks around, getting ready for work as usual, but suuuuuper quiet. Of course, Oliver lets him believe he’s quiet enough to get away with whatever he wants, but we all know Barry “Crashcourse” Allen can’t handle being quiet to save his life.- Rituals, no, but sometimes when Oliver gets home from a patrol and Barry’s in bed for work the next day, he makes him a lunch before going to bed himself. The first time, Barry cried. Caitlin and Iris d’awed. Cisco laughed.

Olivarry 11:  Do they celebrate holidays? Anniversaries?- Barry specifically celebrates the day Oliver was “found” on Lian Yu, although Oliver wants none of that, thank you very much. “They Found You Day” just doesn’t roll off the tongue, regardless of what Thea says.- Oliver doesn’t really like Valentine’s Day, but Barry’s enthusiasm about spending it with a significant other grew on him eventually, even if their Valentine’s Day usually consists of one of them cooking for the other and then watching movies together before falling asleep on the couch. It’s the little things, really.

Olivarry 14:  Anything they both dread?- They’re both superheroes. Really?- Also, they both dread the day William brings home someone “special,” although Oliver is also really looking forward to it. Oliver’s known for a while about William’s preferences, but Barry hasn’t quite caught on. Oliver specifically hasn’t told him, because he wants to see the look on his face when it happens.

Clarification: My Toliver answers are based in the headcanon I outline in a story I’m still not finished with, so they got together post-Earth-X.

Toliver 14:  Anything they both dread? - Again, one of them is a superhero, and the other lived without the first for five years in their developmental adult years. This is kind of a no-brainer.- Tommy dreads the anniversary of Laurel’s death every year, because they collectively become very quiet and distant, especially from one another, each having loved her at one point or another. He doesn’t dread the silence or the memories of their friend, but rather that Oliver won’t come back from it this year.- Oliver dreads the day that Thea asks about the fact that both her biological brothers are dating. What the fuck is he supposed to say to that?

Toliver 26:  How do their friends feel about their relationship? Their families? - Diggle: Doesn’t care. The announcement came as a slight shock, though.- Felicity: Loves it. She sees a different Oliver, the one she never could bring out of him, when she sees him with Tommy.- Thea: He’s her brother. And he’s her brother. How does this work? Whatever, they’re gaga for each other. It’s a sweet deal.- New Team Arrow respects the relationship and doesn’t ask questions. Except René. He asks questions. Annoying questions. Which sometimes leads to Curtis following up with embarrassing, annoying questions. It doesn’t help that Tommy spares no details, much to Oliver’s chagrin.- Barry and Kara can’t stop fawning over how cute the two are together, especially when Tommy says something silly and Oliver just can’t bring himself to be serious with him. Tommy even started calling them “The D’Aw Squad,” collectively with Winn and Cecile.