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wehavethemjustwheretheywantus:
Total direct conversation between couples during season 3:
- Tike: 2 minutes and 35 seconds in 5 episodes
- Brittana: 5 minutes and 11 seconds in 8 episodes
- Samcedes: 5 minutes and 17 seconds in 9 episodes
- Klaine: 20 minutes and 17 seconds in 15 episodes
- Finchel: 33 minutes and 51 seconds in 19 episodes
- Tike/Brittana/Samcedes/Klaine combined: 33 minutes and 20 seconds
Number of (lip-to-lip) kisses during season 3:
- Tike: 3 in 3 episodes
- Brittana: 3 in 2 episodes
- Samcedes: 2 in 2 episodes
- Klaine: 2 in 1 episode
- Finchel: 18 in 8 episodes, 5 make-outs in 4 episodes
#i agree with everything in this post #bless this post #then send it to ryan murphy with a picture of a large knife #then they might get it
No but just
Kurt just flat out told Blaine he wants to grow old with him. That when he envisions the rest of his life, there Blaine is, right beside him.
And they don’t even flinch.
Like, if you said this to most people (even if you were dating in your 20s or 30s), they would probably run for the hills. But to Kurt and Blaine, even if Blaine was worried about how tough next year was going to be for them, the idea of them spending the rest of their lives together, of one day being old and gray and still ridiculously in love, isn’t hard to imagine at all.In fact, it’s more like second nature.
Seriously.
And the fact that Kurt, the silly romantic, feels absolutely free to talk so openly and unabashedly about envisioning the rest of his life with Blaine until they’re old and grey and being sassy old married men in a nursing home is in itself incredible. Because this is Kurt, who had been told for so long he wasn’t allowed to have those visions of the future, or even the dream of such a thing. But he has always been a romantic and those notions have always been a part of who he is. And now he is with someone he can share those thoughts and hopes and all that silly romanticism with, without fear of reprimand or contradiction or mocking.
We talk and coo a lot about them being old marrieds, but the truth is that they’re so young, and have so much to figure out about life and each other and themselves and their relationship. So, at the age of eighteen/nineteen, for Kurt to be able to tell Blaine with every certainty in his heart, and without reserve, that he wants to be with Blaine for the rest of his life, and for Blaine to embrace and accept that so easily (because it’s what he wants, too), is pretty incredible, both in terms of Kurt’s growth and what that says about their relationship.
(Source: andrsons)
Fandoms are a lot like English teachers, they read into the story so much that they come up with logical things that the writer never even realised.
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(Source: kurtblaine)
No, but Blaine’s all worried about the state of their relationship when really, Kurt was the one in love with Blaine before Blaine pulled his head out of his ass. Kurt’s like hell no, I’m not letting go of you - you know how long it took for me to finally get you? I’m keeping you, you dumbass. We’re growing old and grey together whether you like it or not.
(okay i started this before the finale, and it got jossed because kurt was supposed to be at NYADA, so i decided kurt starts at idk parsons or nyu or wherever in january, so there!)
snapyourfingersblaine prompted: Blaine visits Kurt in New York and meets all his friends (and is super nervous)
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When Blaine’s taxi pulls up in front of the dorms, Kurt’s waiting outside, wrapped in a heavy coat and scarf and bouncing on his toes a little. He looks perfect, and gorgeous, and it’s only been three weeks but it feels like forever, so Blaine scrambles out of the cab and into Kurt’s arms without even zipping up his jacket, because his boyfriend is way too hot for the icy late-January weather to faze Blaine in the slightest. He can’t really bury his face in Kurt’s neck like he wants to — layers, always layers — but he tries to burrow under Kurt’s scarf anyway, and Kurt’s laughing when he nudges Blaine away and cups Blaine’s face with both hands, his fingers cold but so, so welcome against Blaine’s slightly-less-cold cheeks.
“Let me look at you,” Kurt says breathlessly, his smile a warm, brilliant spotlight against the chilly gray of the sky and the city. He nods his approval. “Handsome as ever, just like I ordered.”
Blaine sighs and leans forward to catch Kurt’s lips in a kiss, here on the street in broad — if watery — daylight, in front of God and New Yorkers and everybody, because they can; they can have this here.
Kurt Hummel feelings below the cut.
Can we get another season finale?
And then, because they’re alone in a classroom and have been in a stable, loving relationship for more than a year and having sex for months, they kiss. Okay, well, they don’t, due to a double standard the size of Sue’s latest Nationals trophy.
And we wonder why the Klaine fandom does things like bid $4,200 at a charity auction to get a script showing the cut scene where Blaine gives Kurt a ring for Christmas, since the chances of seeing actual intimacy between these two boys on the air are right up there with Sugar Motta replacing Rachel as New Directions’ main soloist.
"Yes I am pissed at Glee. But I am still a Glee/Klaine blog as I will continue to watch as long as my boys are on the show.
Even if I really, really hate the show.
- Burt doing Single Ladies
- Blaine getting Kurt monogrammed towels (I’ll assume they have a K and a B on them)
- Kurt envisioning he and Blaine being sassy old married men in a nursing home in the distant future
- Blaine’s hand on Kurt’s waist in that one scene you know what I’m talking about
- Blaine giving Kurt a hanky at graduation
- yeah that’s about it
and Will telling Finn about the weed
“Okay,” Gavin says and leans over Nouriel’s shoulder. “Come on, type it in.”
“But isn’t it… a bit… stalkerish?”
Gavin rolls his eyes. “It’s not like he’s going to find out. Come on.”
Nouriel bites his lips, but finally does as he’s told, and types ‘Kurt Hummel’ into Facebook’s search bar before hitting enter.
