Hold Me: a comfort promptfest

[sholio]

I think we really need some comfort right now.



In the comments, please leave prompts about people being comforted, patched up, or healed; or supporting each other, or just generally making each other a little happier. Hurt/comfort of all types is obviously great, also anything like cuddling, cheering someone up after a bad day, showing up to someone's event to support them, doing fun things together, comforting with puppies/kittens - whatever this means to you, I'm not going to be picky about it.

It doesn't have to be pure fluff. Angst and blood are fine.

Leave prompts like this:
Fandom, character or pairing, prompt

All fandoms and pairings are welcome. "Any" or original work prompts are also welcome.

Fills can be any length or medium. You can fill your own prompt. Prompts can be filled as many times as you want. Non-fill comments on prompts are also fine, e.g. commenting to say that you liked a prompt.

You don't need to use subject lines on prompts. Subject lines on fills would be helpful for compiling a master list, e.g. "Fill: Agent Carter, Peggy/Daniel, bubble bath." Warnings for upsetting content are not required, but would be courteous.

Please, no prompts about specific real-world events happening now. Fictional versions of similar things are fine though.

Feel free to link to this!

Go forth and prompt!

Edit: Roundup of posted fills #1 | Roundup of posted fills #2

There is an AO3 collection now:
https://archiveofourown.org/collections/holdme_comfortfest

You are welcome to add your fills if you like, but you don't have to.

Comments

Re: FILL: The Sympathy Card (The Saint '62, gen)

[edenfalling]

The poor man. ;_;

Re: FILL: The Sympathy Card (The Saint '62, gen)

[ramblin_rosie]

Yes, poor Claude--but at least he has Simon. For all the headaches they give each other in canon, it's obvious that there's mutual respect there, and in a scenario like this, I can see Simon potentially being the only person who's willing to give Claude the quiet support and the space to not be okay that a person needs to grieve in a healthy way.

Thanks for reading!