It would have been a lie to call what they had any less than dysfunctional. Pairing:Tony/Steve. Warnings for Steve!Whump, slash, AU, disturbing subject matter, etc.

Sequel to "What's Hidden Inside" The team has seen everything inside Tony's head thanks to Loki, and its taking it's toll on the genius. It's up to them to heal Tony before he self destructs. Warnings: Dark thoughts

Six year old Tony Stark couldn't do anything but watch as strangers break into his home and try to force their way into Howard's workshop. When their plans fail they take Tony with them, hoping to get enough money for him. *Warning for violence against children, drug use, food issues, abandonment issues, suicidal thoughts/actions*

Steve is under the impression that gay couples still get arrested and finds out that that isn't actually true. Tony has no problem with his reaction. Stony. Silly one-shot

Tony Stark continuously alternates between being the egotistical genius playboy we love, calling all the world to kneel before him, and a self-destructive, self-loathing man who can't even look Captain America in the eye much less think up a solid reason his life is worth a dime. LOTS of Tony angst for his less than mighty moments.

This story will be re-written.

A night of racing doesn't go as Knockout expects it at all, how will his life change when he meets a human who's as slick and sly as he is? ( Knockout and one of my OC's. Transformers: Prime universe. ) PAUSED

The world Steve Rogers knew is gone. In its place is a world that makes no sense and a teammate who is nothing like his father.

Bruce is having a long night… he has a midterm tomorrow, a report due… and oh yeah, there's also his roommate, Tony Stark.

In a world where superheroes are still secret, Steve walks past a homeless man every morning on his way to work. Then they save the world together - but it's not enough.

Tony has a secret. The thing's a tough opponent but it doesn't mean he's planning to give in anytime soon. Instead, he's going to rule the world. (trigger warning for eating disorder/bulimia)

So, Tony has a problem, not really a big problem in his eyes, but when is anything a big problem to him? He's Tony Stark, nothing is too big or too broken for him to fix, or invent something that fixes the problem. But when it's him that's broken, will it work the same? Will he be able to hide or fix what's broken? OneShot prompt, features all the Avengers. Rated T for Tony's mouth

Cassie, a SHIELD medical nurse, was hoping to meet the New York heroes for a long time. But when it turns out that the meeting features half-naked Tony Stark and her trying not to let him suffocate after getting hit in the chest he took during a fight, she decides it's not the meeting she had in mind. An outsider POV take on Tony Stark.

Tony was ten when he lost the ability to read after an accident involving a brain injury. He's managed to hide the disability from almost everyone for decades and he intends to keep it that way, but then the other Avengers move in and Tony realizes that inviting them was a very bad decision.

The last thing he remembers is hearing his teammates screaming and the sound of an explosion. But when Tony Stark wakes up he realizes something horrifying - he can't see.

After the others found out that Tony was cutting they made it their mission to find a way to help. This was their solution. Mentions of self-harm. Steve/Tony Clint/Coulson

Tony stormed forward and violently grabbed Loki's arm. "Why do I care?" He asked, incensed. "Why do you think I care?" - "Oh, please," Loki scoffed, "do not speak to me about your sentiments right now." A fight between Tony and Loki gets out of hand. IronFrost. OneShot.

A collection of short pieces following the letters of the alphabet. Steve and Tony and sometimes the team; friendship, details, romance, domesticity, saving the world. Updated daily.

Challenge; written with mythologyrox: Tony did not like many things, fire extinguishers, cats, Thor breaking his doorknobs, or Loki indents on his marble floor. What Tony couldn't STAND, was small dark spaces that pressed in on him, and the harsh sounds of other languages that sounded too familier for him to handle. Combine the two, and you have a lethal combination.TRIGGER WARNING

There have been a few times where Tony tries to kiss Steve, but Steve needs to know if he means it. College AU, One-shot. Slightly Song-fic-ish (a different take on Hands Down by Dashboard).

Bruce is an expert at running, and he will find out the hard way that Tony is just as good at chasing. However, sometimes merely pursuing what you want isn't enough. Rated M for future chapters.

There has always been a struggle between Steve and Tony, too much push and pull, but there's only so far they can stretch.

Tony doesn't think he'll ever see Loki again after the battle in Manhattan, but even so, he can't stop thinking about their last encounter in his workshop. Tony/Loki.

Though Bruce knows there's no way out for him, it still crosses his mind every now and then - until Tony reveals what he'd really thought all along. Tony/Bruce, oneshot.

Tony contemplates suicide, but Steve stops him before he makes the fateful leap.

That's the thing about PTSD: it creeps up on you. You never see it coming, and you never notice it taking its deathly grip around your neck until it's too late. The gas is filling Tony's car, and no-one is coming to save him. But does he want to be saved?

Months after reconciliation, Steve finds an interesting playlist in Tony's iTunes.

When Thor comes home, he finds Loki in a bath filled with pink water and deep cuts in his wrists. He can't believe he might lose his little brother this way. What were Loki's reasons for the suicide attempt and will he make it? No slash!

Stewie Griffin has grown up to be one of the most powerful, wealthy men in the world. He is cold, emotionless, and isolated. It takes a surreal turn of events to change his outlook on life and his outlook on love. BrianStewie-Takes place later in life-R&R