OMGWTFBBQGLEE 2x08

[renrenren3]

I'm reduced to a whimpering pile of goo and even hugging Ducky for comfort isn't helping. Why can't it be next week now. I don't even know why I'm so hooked on Glee.

I saw Glee. And it was epic.

Now I feel a little heartbroken. Because seriously. FFFF KURT. Why so adorable. He breaks my heart with every single scene he's in. And I just can't stand the idea that he left, because DAMMIT NO! Why is he all leaving his friends behind. D=

I get that he wants to leave, and he feels awful, been there done that. And his friends tried to protect him but in the end didn't succeed. (I think I love Sue even more for what she did in this episode. That woman's human when she needs to be. And awesome.) Karofsky's one messed-up kid, by the way, but I lost all my sympathy for him when he scared Kurt into transferring schools. Besides his dad seems like a normal, decent person, so that's one excuse he can't use.

(By the way, I teared up a little during Burt and Carole's wedding. "Sometimes, he knocks down a wall."
I love that family.)

In this episode I actually didn't care about any other plot but Kurt's. And Sue was the other half of the plot, and I usually love her. It's just, urrgh, I need Kurt back. It'll be a pain to watch him with the Warblers, as awesome as they are and as much as I love Blaine.

I even got an appropriate icon. I wanted just an icon of Kurt, but I'll have to compromise. By the way, my OTP for this series is still Kurt/his clothes. (I loved the sweater he had in this episode.) Or maybe Sue/Sue. True fact: I shipped it long before it was canon and I have proof.

I'll shut up now and go do something productive.

Comments

[renrenren3]

Yeah from what I got from Darren Criss' interviews Blaine seems like a good character but I can't help be worried since all of Kurt's storylines revolve around him being miserable. I hope this time he gets some sort of happy end, and maybe can solve the Karofsky situation too.

I'm fine if people want to write their relationship as creepy, but if they start treating it as romance I start having issues with that. It'd take me a lot of character development on both sides to acknowledge that they could have a normal relationship. By the way, I can't help admiring the writers for pointing out that the noncon kiss and the bullying are NOT okay and showing how distraught Kurt is over this, because there's too many other shows/books where a character kisses another by force and then it's suddenly ~true love~ and it makes me sick because. That's. Not. How. Romance. Works.

*feels strongly about the subject, in case you hadn't noticed*

[batgurl88]

I feel the same - I'm really glad the writers let the "this is not okay" come to the forefront with all of Kurt/Karofsky's scenes, because yeah, far too many shows think that forcibly kissing someone will make them realise their true love feelings (and I saw a disturbing amount of commentary on that kiss where people refused to acknowledge that kissing someone who didn't want it could be considered anything other than harmless :/ People's perceptions on this sort of thing are seriously skewed by stories that romanticize that behaviour, and I'm glad Glee is taking it seriously instead). Kurt's face really tells you everything you need to know.

[renrenren3]

MTE, I didn't expect a plotline like this to crop up in Glee of all shows but I'm really happy with the writers. Just give me back Kurt before Christmas, kthx.