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wowbrightMy very brief thoughts about tonight's episode are below the cut.
I am just sooooooooooo verklempt, even if I only got a total of 5 seconds tops of Kurt and Blaine gazing lovingly into each others' eyes. Oh, the feeeeeeelings!
I came to this episode not knowing what to expect: Horror and Sebastian-induced drama? Awful or hot making out in the back of a car? Blaine pressuring Kurt to have sex even though that's so not my headcanon?
And instead I get my headcanon. Not in form, but in spirit. Beautiful, seductive, in-love Kurt and emotional, wanting, in-love Blaine. I just want to cry a million happy tears now.
(Oh, yeah, lest I forget: Not interested in Finn and Rachel. So did not want to linger on their skin in that last scene, even though I know we have not progressed enough as a culture so that a mainstream show can spend as much time lingering on our boys as on the differently gendered couple. My prejudice against Finn and Rachel is not that they're straight. It's just that they are doomed. It makes me kind of sad, because now it will be even harder for them to break up when they need to move on. ... Or will Finn follow her to become her helpmeet and support? Nah, I'm kind of guessing he'll stay at the garage.)
I am just sooooooooooo verklempt, even if I only got a total of 5 seconds tops of Kurt and Blaine gazing lovingly into each others' eyes. Oh, the feeeeeeelings!
I came to this episode not knowing what to expect: Horror and Sebastian-induced drama? Awful or hot making out in the back of a car? Blaine pressuring Kurt to have sex even though that's so not my headcanon?
And instead I get my headcanon. Not in form, but in spirit. Beautiful, seductive, in-love Kurt and emotional, wanting, in-love Blaine. I just want to cry a million happy tears now.
(Oh, yeah, lest I forget: Not interested in Finn and Rachel. So did not want to linger on their skin in that last scene, even though I know we have not progressed enough as a culture so that a mainstream show can spend as much time lingering on our boys as on the differently gendered couple. My prejudice against Finn and Rachel is not that they're straight. It's just that they are doomed. It makes me kind of sad, because now it will be even harder for them to break up when they need to move on. ... Or will Finn follow her to become her helpmeet and support? Nah, I'm kind of guessing he'll stay at the garage.)
