One of the logs even mentions that she accidentally spits on Roland and he overlooks it because he knows what a hard time she's having adjusting to being around people again. 
Particularly when you stop and realise how desperate she was for friendship during the events of Borderlands ("Are we friends now?") and realise that the Vault hunters from the first game decided that, yes, they were friends!
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When you collect Tannis' journal logs from the Highlands (which tell the story of how she adjusted to life in Sanctuary) it marks pretty much the only time in the entire series where she ends up happier at the end of them. After Handsome Jack has Angel sabotage Sanctuary's shields and Lilith is forced to phase the city to prevent it from being destroyed, the mission objective is "Search for your friends." You've only known these people a short time, but they've come to respect you, and to rely on you - and they're your friends. There's one in a mission objective, no less. Here? Michael's got loads of legendary rifles, that all seem to be scaled to his level so they can do as much damage as possible. Every player is very lucky to get a few legendaries every now and then. He also spawns with a legendary assault rifle on his back, most often the Hammer Buster, the Veruc or the unique Stomper. This is even more heartwarming/breaking when you realize that Claptrap's voice actor gave an eulogy for him that said he would "Live forever in the Borderlands.". He's also outright stated to be a Vault Hunter, which in the Borderlands universe is synonymous with "total badass." This is backed up by his idle dialogue-while he's not an official Vault Hunter, it seems he's had a lot of fun adventures and done badass feats on his own. Gearbox deliberately designed his NPC in such a way that players will want to search him out and ask for his help, ensuring that his name will live on in the hearts and minds of everyone who plays the sequel. Michael is named after a Borderlands fan who died of cancer at the age of 22. Talk to him and he'll hand you a piece of loot of blue or better quality. There is an NPC in Sanctuary that randomly spawns named Michael Mamaril. 
Then after you turn the quest in she mentions her number one favorite mass murderer is you. The guy says no, and you can tell how hard she's trying to hold back the tears, and she has you kill him and collect his head instead.
She gives you a quest to get an autograph from her third favorite mass murderer in the Campaign Of Carnage DLC. Fail the mission to bait Flesh-Stick by killing him (he used to offer a surprising amount of EXP, before the game was patched to keep people from just powerleveling on him), Tina comments that she told you not to kill him."but it's okay, I still love you." Considering that she essentially just saw her long planned revenge against the man responsible for her parents' deaths go up in smoke, that's saying something. She'll eventually wake up with an adorable yawning sound that even the subtitles just call "(cute yawning sound)". 
One of the random things Tiny Tina does in her workshop is fall asleep on her bed and snore, with her legs sticking straight out. Look around Tiny Tina's home and you'll see a picture of her with Roland and she's hugging him. Tiny Tina telling the bandits that her "big brudder" is gonna go kick their asses is too damn cute. That Hammerlock repaired claptrap before and willing to do so again shows just how much even people who claim to hate claptrap care. One Claptrap, The one we know from Borderlands 2 survived and was rescued from Bullymongs by none other then Hammerlock. However upon playing the Pre-Sequel it's shown that After Handsome Jack brutally murdered FragTrap and destroyed Claptraps line. Sir Hammerlock repairing Claptrap might not seem too heartwarming especially given how he electrocutes him first to knock him out to do it. Seeing them all working together and enjoying each other's company in the second game is rather sweet, if only because it shows that despite all the crap that they went through in the first game, they ended up being friends. Altogether they come across as rather lonely individuals. The entire plot of the game kinda qualifies, especially if you've played the first game: In the first Borderlands, all of the vault hunters were generally pretty solitary and never really interacted much with each other.
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