"Weird definition of fun," he mumbles, a sigh on the heel of the words. In spite of his sarcasm and the fact that he's pretty resolved to fall into his old habits of avoiding people until he feels less like a maniac on the verge of an episode, however, he leans back against her, slowly, tentatively.
"It ... gets better," he continues a little louder and after a long moment. "The fact that I wake up like that, I mean."
Not how he deals with it. He hasn't quite gotten to the point where he can act like a sane person after a nightmare, despite Tony trying to assure him in a backhanded sort of way that they happen to everyone.
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Date: 2012-06-11 01:34 am (UTC)From:"It ... gets better," he continues a little louder and after a long moment. "The fact that I wake up like that, I mean."
Not how he deals with it. He hasn't quite gotten to the point where he can act like a sane person after a nightmare, despite Tony trying to assure him in a backhanded sort of way that they happen to everyone.