Kathadrion

relationsonadewymeadowoflilac:

the fact that the box scene

• explains how Kurt always has expensive clothing with no income
• actually hints at the fact that yes, Kurt and Blaine did have sex and still are
• shows that Kurt wants to marry Blaine
• proves that Kurt is completely happy with a gum wrapper ring because it came from his boyfriend while a certain shall-not-be-named character needed everything under the sun
• shows the base elements of their relationship - surprises, phone calls, baking cookies, kisses
• gives a promise for the future
• has more continuity in one scene than the entire three seasons has mustered up

and they cut it.

Send me an µ and i’ll write your URL in my handwriting.

loki-dokey:

(Source: queenkelena)

grantshands:

i pride myself on the ability to find gay subtext in absolutely everything

icedwhitemocha:

random appreciation for people who write fic about kurt in non-klaine pairings without villainizing blaine or write blaine in non-klaine pairings without villainizing kurt

newspringrain:

Kurtbastian&Andercest

Sebastian looks from the candles on the table to Kurt, and then back again. He crosses his arms over his chest and his entire expression shuts down, except for a dark hurt that he can’t fully erase from his eyes.

‘What the hell is this?’ he says quietly.

Kurt, from where he’s standing by the fridge, makes a weak gesture at the food sitting next to the candles. His kitchen may not be the most glamorous place in the world, but he’s tried to spruce it up with some tea-lights and a bunch of flowers.

‘I made you dinner?’ he says cautiously, trying to gauge if Sebastian is really this affronted by even the smallest touch of romance.

‘I can see that,’ replies Sebastian and he clenches his jaw, looking down at the floor. ‘I can’t fucking believe you, Kurt.’

‘Excuse me?’ frowns Kurt, hurt and completely thrown by Sebastian’s reaction. He’d feared maybe Sebastian would mock him, but he doesn’t know what to make of the way Sebastian’s whole body is suddenly tight with emotion.

‘You make me dinner with… with flowers and food, you put on a nice clothes and you… I never thought you were this freaking cruel. You have a boyfriend, Kurt. Just… don’t do stuff like this, don’t pretend like we’re ever going to go anywhere. Don’t mess with me.’

Kurt understands now. His insides sink horribly and he wants to explain. I don’t have a boyfriend, I just pretend to date him because he’s awkwardly in love with his brother and I’m his best friend. It’s a convenient cover. We haven’t actually dated in years and now I’m kind of falling for you. He can’t say that, because he’s promised Blaine and Cooper. It’s too unbelievable and personal to casually say across the kitchen. Kurt is trapped by his own kindness; he is forced to watch Sebastian throw him one, last despairing look and then leave.