Hugs.
When you’re sad, Yomo suspects the second he walks in the door.
He’ll ask how your day is, but if you hesitate to tell him out of fear that you’re a bother, he’ll hide his hurt. He’ll make coffee for you both and make sure you have eaten.
He’ll wrap his strong arms (cliche, but it’s Yomo so it’s true) around you and ask quietly, again, if anything is wrong. As you talk about your feelings, he’ll take that ridiculous leopard-print coat and wrap you in it with him.
He’ll empathize with you, but you will need to tell him what you want. Sympathy? Solutions? He’ll do both, but at your direction. Yomo would never take the risk of upsetting you more.
At the end, he will reassure you that you are a good person, that he loves you, and that he will help you through whatever is so distressing for you.
He then may or may not take a shower with you to wash your tears away. 🙂
Mercy and Magic 