Tony takes Peter to the LGBTQ pride festival and reflects on how he treats himself. One-shot. I wrote this for National Coming Out Day and Mental Health Awareness Day. If you ever need to talk, I'm all ears.

Uncle Ben promised to teach Peter Parker how to drive, but with him gone, Tony Stark decides to take on the job. One-Shot.

With trans!Peter Parker joining the Avengers, someone had to catch Steve Rogers up on all the LGBTQ terminology of the 21st century. Unfortunately, the conversation didn't go exactly the way Tony Stark anticipated. One-shot. (I imagined a platonic relationship for this, but if you ship Stony then that works, too!)

Classic field trip trope, except Peter technically isn't supposed to be on the trip; Peter is forced to stay home at the Avengers Compound the day his Academic Decathlon team takes a field trip to the compound.

Peter refused to let May take on a third job to stabilize their increasingly tight finances. Instead, Peter is determined to handle school, friends, his neighborhood duties, and a new job. Mutants don't need sleep, right? COMPLETE

When Peter's suit goes off-line during a very massive and powerful thunderstorm, Tony does the right thing and worries. A lot. Luckily, Rhodey is a good friend and goes looking for Peter, leaving behind the still injured billionaire to pace the floor of the penthouse. He doesn't have to wait long, but the state Rhodey finds his son in does nothing to ease the father's worries. In fact, it seems to make him worry even more, if that was even possible. (Hint: It is.)

Getting all A's in the Stark household used to be a requirement, something exspected of a young Tony, genius kid prodigy. It was always brushed off, made to further elevate Howard's immaculate reputation. Now, however, it was a cause for celebration, one where Peter, Tony and Happy would go out to dinner and stuff their faces with as much spaghetti as they could. Too bad no one told Peter that garlic kills spiders.

Peter finds out the hard way that he is afraid of airplanes. Luckily, Tony is there to help him through it.

After his fight with the Vulture, Peter has developed PTSD. But he doesn't want to accept this fact. Or tell the other Avengers. But Sam eventually realizes it and he helps him overcome it.

Peter takes a step forward. Breathes. Peers down to the busy streets, trying to ignore the steady pounding of his heart, drowning and drowning his mind's cries. He's tired. He's so, so tired. Just another step, and he'll... fall. He's so, so, so close to the edge, that if he just leans- "Kid?" Peter startles. He turns, eyes wide and movements stiff. "Mr Stark."