Re: [Facility: Tony/Steve]
[Tony didn't have a lot of practice hugging people, but he figured it was like he saw on television. This armor had sensors that could out-sense the best heat-transference, pressure-sensitivity, MIT robotics club prototypes any day. It fit closer and moved easier, yet it didn't occur to him to make it warmer. Tony was warm, inside, insulted from practically everything. Now that he could feel the wind on the back of his neck and Steve's tears in his shoulders, he noticed that the January air had bite, and shivered without warning. He patted the spot between Steve's shoulderblades, somewhat awkwardly but with well-meaning pressure.]
If you didn't try to handle everything all on your own, it wouldn't be so bad.
[The Avengers were really good at giving advice they didn't follow.]