Yoongi's more than aware of how accommodating Jungkook can be, even about the smallest of things. And while some of that is very likely just his nature, just who he is, Yoongi wonders if it also has something to do with those vulnerabilities safely tucked away inside of him, the ones Yoongi has slowly, surely started to get more acquainted with over all these months. Jungkook isn't exactly used to outright saying what it is he wants or voicing his desires. It's something Yoongi's tried helping him with, and he's been proud of the moments when the younger boy was honest with himself. But he understands how hard it can be--especially at that age, especially when wrestling with your sexuality, especially when the world seems determined to keep you in a particular box regardless of your feelings. It's certainly a lot to hold onto. It's even harder when you're going through it alone.

Maybe it seems simple, but Yoongi has always thought that even the small, everyday choices can make a difference in building confidence. Choosing what you want for lunch isn't exactly groundbreaking, but it's still working that muscle, practicing that skill--and Yoongi wants to encourage that. Jungkook speaking up for himself, and not worrying about what someone else might think, is important. Yoongi patiently waits as he watches those big eyes peruse the menu, nodding encouragingly at the answer that still seems a little uncertain. "Sure. You hungry too? You can get whatever you want." Yoongi taps at the glass with his free hand, pointing out some puff pastry with chocolate swirls while the other hand continues to linger protectively at Jungkook's back. "Whatever that thing is, I definitely need it."