captaingalaga:

Yea Tony you should

This is not harmless. You are not breathing.

rogers-and-stark:

The Avengers by ~dsmiler

#UH UH UH NOW YOU DONE GONE MADE HIM MAD #GODDDDD I’M GONNA DIE WHEN THE MOVIE COMES OUT OKAY #THE SEXUAL TENSION HERE I CAN’T #LOOK AT NATASHA SHE’S LIKE #’UH TONY I’M IN A SKINTIGHT OUTFIT TOO BUT OK I GUESS IF YOU WANNA PLAY IT LIKE THAT’ #AND THOR’S JUST LIKE #’OH LOOK MIDGUARDIAN COURTING RITUALS ARE SUCH STRANGE THINGS’ #’IS FORNICATION IMMINENT’ #AND BRUCE IS JUST LIKE ‘SHIT GUYS TAKE IT OUT OF THE LAB THIS IS GODDAMN UNSANITARY I JUST WANT TO WORK’

“I’m not half as good at — at anything as I am when I’m doing it next to you. And that’s the truth.

REMEMBER THIS

profoundly-bonded:

No, anon, don’t worry! I’ll be glad to explain it to you. Okay, so - why do people ship Tony/Steve so much?

The Steve/Tony manifesto is probably the best place to get started, and I’ve already kind of answered this a little bit here, but-

Basically,

They’re best, best friends. Despite coming from completely different worlds, the past and the future somehow met in the middle. Tony and Steve hang out together a lot - they even stay home and fight over the remote.

yeah, everyone can totally see it…

Tony and Steve are a battle couple. They, ugh, ride into battle together. Um. Steve rides with Tony. Tony flies Steve places. Things of this nature happen. A lot.

They also save each other. A lot. Read: sacrifice their lives for each other. Of course, this being the comic world, they don’t stay dead, but still.

Pictured: Tony taking off his helmet in a room full of poison gas, which would have kept him alive, to kiss Steve give Steve mouth-to-mouth. To keep him alive. And incidentally which would result in Tony dying. For Steve.

Civil War is, yes, the divorce of the relationship - but it actually goes a long way to show how much they love each other, from both of them going on about how the war meant they lost everything (while referring to the other) to the goddamn ‘Confession’ (which I’ll quote for you below).

I know this because the worst has happened. The thing I can’t live with…has happened. And for all our back and forth—and all the things we’ve said and done to each other … there’s one thing that I’ll never be able to tell anyone now. … The one thing!! The one thing I should have told you. But now I can’t…

It wasn’t worth it.

Hey. So. Speaking of Civil War. This one time, Reed Richards was looking at alternate universes to see how the Civil War could have been prevented. He came across this awesome ‘verse called Earth-3490. Guess what? Tony was a woman called Natasha. And Tony and Steve got married in that universe, and their marriage basically prevented Civil War. No matter what gender they are, they’re at least emotionally in love enough to get married, then. Um. That’s canon. That’s basically the most canon a relationship between two main male characters in a major comic book series can get, tbh.

Did I mention they’re in love with each other? Because they are. From Tony using ‘Captain America’ as his password, to their constant gushing about how perfect and wonderful the other is, they’ve got it bad for each other.

And if anyone’s question is - ‘why are you making superheroes gay for each other?’ - my response is: ‘well, why not?’

Anonymous asked Tony & Steve or Tony & Loki