A one-shot of the experience of an eating disorder from the perspective of the emotions.

Rated T (PG-13) for uses of language. A request by JBlaser. After Joy & Sadness lose a bet against the extreme expertise of fashion, Disgust, her & Cupid give them complete makeovers. To further add salt into the wound for them, they are also placed in a competition against one another, with a catwalk and everything.

Rated T (PG-13) for uses of language. Disgust, out of the blue, suffers a violent anxiety attack. But Cupid is seriously unwilling to let her suffer, so takes her mental health issues into his own hands. We also meet a new emotion along the way!

Rated T (PG-13) for language, and themes of abuse. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THOSE UNDER 16! Cupid goes on a search & rescue mission for Disgust after she accidentally ejects herself from HQ, little does Cupid know... this will NOT be as easy as he thought it would've been, and he even runs into a few old acquittances along the way, one of which he thought he had lost for good.

Rated T (PG-13) for several uses of language. Norovirus, the one thing no one wants to catch! However, it just so happens that Riley caught it during a school-wide epidemic of said virus, however, unbeknownst to Cupid... none of the other emotions are off the hook from the effects of the virus either, none more so than him & Disgust, living out what feels like a nightmare.

Rated T (PG-13) for a kiss scene and slight language use. Disgust's body was trying to tell her something about Cupid... but up until a night of her running Dream Duty goes wrong, no one knew what it was. Story is not for the faint of heart, BTW.

Rated K (Hard level PG) for light-level language, and a scene or 2 of arguments. After an argument with Envy, Disgust feels a wave of regret washing over her, and makes herself question her behavior towards the rest of the emotions, and a certain new emotion helps out on these feelings. Set in the Inside Out 2 timeline.

Smack dab in the middle of puberty, Riley Andersen often feels as though she can't control herself. To one's surprise, though, five emotions inside her mind think very much the same; they just can't pull their girl's strings like they used to. As luck would have it, the Andersens also move house, and before they know it, the emotions are poised for the rollercoaster of a lifetime.

A few months have passed since the events of the first three days in San Francisco, and now things have gotten better in Riley's life. Riley, as well as her emotions feel better. But one night, Riley is lucid dreaming, which causes problems at Dream Productions, as a portal to Mind World to opens inside Riley's dream. What will Riley do?

After a horrific accident, the emotions of Riley's mind must contend with the inevitability of death.

They were just trying to do their job, their job protecting the mind and body of one little girl. No one said that being the mental protectors of one person was an easy thing to do. But he and his fellow emotions were going to do the best job ever! If anything happened to their little Jessica Lyons, he would be there to give her the fight and the passion to stand up for herself.

Riley's 18 now, and ready to move out. While looking at houses to buy, she finds something extraordinary: her childhood home. Inside and out, it's a journey of a lifetime. (This is my first ever, so don't be angry at me for poor quality)

Transgender AU - Three years after the plot of the movie, Riley's father is worried. His daughter's personality has gone haywire; first she cut her hair extremely short, and now she's locking herself in her room without talking to her parents. What is going on? And can he handle what Riley will tell him when she reveals what drove her away?

Riley decides to watch a horror movie but she quickly finds out she was not ready for the brutal scenes that played before her, leaving her confused and scared. Her emotions will now have to face her irrational fear for the antagonist, a perfect, relentless and vicious alien organism threatening Riley's well being by sieging Headquarters.

A new emotion comes to Riley's mind. The other emotes are not happy with the arrival of the new emote, except for Joy, who tries to convince them to accept the new emote. As Joy helps the new emotion to be accepted, she falls in love with him.

A series of Brickoli ONESHOTS, to one of the coolest pairings there is! From friendship to romance, from humor to drama!

Never lose a bet against Disgust! That's what Joy and Sadness learned after Disgust gives them a complete makeover, with over the top clothing, make-up, style, and a competition to win! Requested by JBlaser.

Sequel to 'Inside Out 2'. Riley and Kate go on a date and run into a problem along the way. What will happen to them and will things turn out alright with them? [Warning: Homophobic speech in a few chapters]

This time, the two travel to one of the Hawaiian islands with their mom and dad. One day the two girls set out for a morning stroll when they come across what looks like to be a small girl out walking her dog.

Riley tells her sister how she became obsessed with every Cutie Pie Princess doll that there ever was.

After accidentally ejecting herself from HQ, Disgust ends up in the Subconscious where she meets an emotion with slimy ambitions for her.

Thanks to Riley's superb performance on the rink, the Foghorns quickly become one of the top teams in the Tri-County Youth League. After cruising through the playoffs in easy fashion, they arrive at the League Finals; hungry for the title. The only thing separating them? A tough Mighty Ducks team. (AU as of the release of Inside Out 2)

After another big win for the Foghorns, Riley gets a surprise reward from her mom in the stadium's locker room. Rated M for smut and incest, one-shot, aged-up G!P Riley x Jill. DL;DR.

A series of looks into my mind and soul

The shapes stepped into the light. They had faces, bodies, clothes, lives... they were... human? "Who are you...?" I stumbled backwards. They peered down at me. "We are your emotions." COMPLETE!