I refuse to go numb




Do you ever wonder whether people would like you more or less if they could see inside you?


If people could see me the way I see myself - if they could live in my memories - would anyone, anyone, love me?
pencilpushingenthusiast: You and I, we’ll be young forever.

pencilpushingenthusiast:

You and I, we’ll be young forever.


pauleverett:

Come What May (Glee Cast Version)


❝Backstage, Blaine’s phone rings. And it is Kurt. He has climbed out onto the fire escape in the cold in the rain to call Blaine because no matter how warm and wonderful it is inside his loft right now, he is still cold on his insides because of the hobbit-shaped hole in his heart. At first, he just wants to accept Blaine’s apology and move on with his life, like Isabelle told him was the grown-up thing to do. But then he thinks wishing Blaine luck at Sectionals is also the grown-up thing to do. But then once he starts talking, he can’t stop, because just the knowledge of Blaine on the other end of the phone is making him feel whole and alive again, and so he invites him to go ice skating at Christmas, invites him to have a real conversation with him about their lives and their future, invites him to laugh with him because he’s still scared of that mouse he saw one time at Lima Bean. Blaine’s face lights up like Christmas and he blurts out that he loves Kurt so much, and Kurt cannot help himself. He says he loves Blaine too. They stay on the line just long enough to let the other one know they never, ever want to hang up.❞


MERTHUR VS KLAINE

MERTHUR VS. KLAINE

MERTHUR VS. KLAINE

  • MERTHUR VS. KLAINE

NO. 


In Response to Glee’s Comic-Con Panel

theboxscene:

On July 14th, Glee creators, producers, and writers took part in a panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2012. During said panel, a fan, referencing the show’s penultimate episode of season three (3.21, Nationals), asked a question pertaining to the absence of a depiction of public affection shared between Kurt and Blaine, Glee’s prominent and influential gay couple. When the episode aired, Kurt and Blaine’s absence was noticeable and glaring even to general audience members because in an at-least minute long montage of every named character engaging in some sort of public act of celebratory affection—mostly kisses—whether they were coupled or not, Kurt and Blaine were the only couple missing from the montage (even Brittany and Santana, Glee’s popular lesbian couple, shared a romantic lip lock, as well as both kissing their fellow team mate, Artie).  The fan’s question echoed the voices of thousands that have been growing in number and volume over the course of Glee’s third season, asking about the glaring double standard that has developed between the show’s heterosexual and queer couples and the frequency with which they are allowed natural and meaningful displays of affection.

Sadly, instead of honest, thoughtful answers, the responses given to this concerned fan and ultimately the entire fan community, were laden with excuses, irrelevant discussions of time limits, jokes, and flippant responses supported with claims contradictory to the very narrative of the show.

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blainies: I had the time last night and got around to reading Fix, an amazing badboy!blaine fic.  It was gorgeous and hot, and I absolutely fell in love with this version of Blaine. 

blainies:

I had the time last night and got around to reading Fix, an amazing badboy!blaine fic. 

It was gorgeous and hot, and I absolutely fell in love with this version of Blaine. 


(Source: colferchris)


(Source: blainedevon)


(Source: klaine)



favourite klaine moments [1/15]


Blaine still has that look in his eyes like Kurt is the most beautiful thing he has ever seen. 


How does this sound?

Glee aims to prove itself as a progressive television show in their presentation of many LGTBQ characters, explicit dialogue, and subject matter. However, their ongoing suppression of these characters, as seen through Kurt and his relationship with boyfriend Blaine Anderson, undermines that progressive ideal and reinforces instead the disparity between visible homosexual and heterosexual content within the show. 


To the people clamouring to explain Blaine to me,

Allow me to rebutt? (apologies to those of you who don’t follow me for Glee, I’m on my phone so no cut$

Okay, obviously as we get to know a character they lose aspects of their general mystique. Maybe mysterious was a bad word choice on my part, but the Blaine from Never Been Kissed is radically different (in my opinion) from the Blaine that walked into the choir room in Purple Piano Project.

While we can only hope that this shift in his character stems from being free of Dalton decorum and uniform, I was still surprised by how much he had seemed to change in a single summer. (Quinn is a different story, I don’t compare them)

Now with the claim that Blaine is older than Kurt, well I can only hope that’s technically still true. In shifting Blaine’s hypothetical age from similar/older than Kurt to possibly younger than him, the entire dynamic of their relationship is changed. The mentor role Blaine took in season 2 is harder to grasp, not to mention the disaster that became Kurt leaving Blaine behind at McKinley.

The most widely accepted head canon (from what I can tell) is that Blaine was held back due to complications after the Sadie Hawkins incident. This allows the narrative to make sense still, not that Glee is going to ever address it in this way. So no, we don’t know that Blaine is older, we only assume for the sake of our own sanity.

Now let me be really clear about something (see what I did there?): I love Blaine. I love Blaine a ton, he is one if not my favourite character, and I really see most of this as inconsistent writing/ an attempt to cash in on Darren’s incredible star power.

I will stan Blaine till my last breath guys. If you disagree or want to discuss it further with me, my ask box is always open; I won’t bite your head off I promise.