-always looking put together and a little too dressed up

-always prepared for class

-mysterious and smart

-carries a leather notebook everywhere

-constantly visits the cafe to get coffee or tea

-late nights with friends

-notes that are aesthetically pleasing

-clean dorm room with fresh flowers

-wandering the campus late at night with a lover

-writing poems and leaving them scattered around the campus

-writing letters to never send

pennywise, from the vents: bless you

Sure!!!! If you guys have any more, please add them!

A Real Stand Up Guy by fog_mind | teen 

Eddie hated New York, but Richie Tozier might be the only redeeming quality.

Something Worth Losing by @tinyarmedtrex | explicit 

Richie and Eddie have been married for a few years and it seems like Eddie has lost interest in sex, and in Richie in general. Richie is determined to win him back.

Baby, I’m Counting On You by @tozierpunks | general 

Alternately titled: My babysitter’s a rockstar. When Richie Tozier breezes back into his hometown of Derry, Maine, he’s expecting to see familiar faces. Of course, he’s not expecting to see an old flame chasing around a baby. With a million questions, nowhere to go, and a help wanted ad for a nannying job, he finds himself at the doorstep of Eddie Kaspbrak.

the years go by like days by georgiestauffenberg | mature 

It’s Eddie he wants to get a hold of, though, and he does, tucking him under his arm, and ruffling his hair, making him laugh. He’s startled when Eddie looks at him with such happy, shining eyes. And, for a split-second, he’s tempted to kiss him right then, right there in front of everyone.

He wants to. Badly. He doesn’t.

He leans in, instead, and he smacks a loud, wet kiss to Eddie’s cheek, punctuating it with a “mwah!” He does it again and again. “I’m so proud of my little Eds Spagheds!”

“Get off me!” Eddie says, laughing and shoving him away, swatting at his hands.

AU. in the 27 years in-between, Richie and Eddie forget a lot, but they don’t forget each other.

semi charmed life by @richietoizer | mature 

“You guys have kept in contact this whole time?” Bill asked, brow disappearing underneath hair line as he looked like his old friends in amazement. “And you guys are.. what? Room mates?”

Eddie avoided looking at Richie as he answered. “Yeah, uh… room mates. Something like that.”

[or: after being reunited at their ten year old high school reunion, our favourite losers try to navigate adult life while reconnecting their long lost relationships. Some more than others.]

This is where I leave you (sitting in a palace, covered in gold inside my head) by @tozier-boy | mature

Going blind wasn’t something that Richie had ever even took into consideration. He had joked about it, thinking that having to wear glasses was close enough to being blind, complaining about the fact that there were people that could see for free, while he had to pay for contacts and specs, but he had never actually thought about the possibility of losing his eyesight.

His actual, complete eyesight.

Lifeline by @s-s-georgie | mature