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I read this entire interview with my jaw hanging open to be honest. Utterly utterly despicable

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[paulingui]

I can't believe it.

I stop watching GG cause there was so much craziness and I promise myself I would only watch again if there was going to be something between Dan/Blair, but neither that helped cause I just can't :/

[frelling_tralk]

Idk I was really optimistic for Dair, and I thought the writers had pretty much destroyed their ~endgame~ for Chuck and Blair with the latest episode ending in him forcing himself on her, but the fact that a writers interview turns it into being all about Chuck's pain and how he would never hurt Blair??? I guess I must have imagined the storyline when Chuck sexually humiliated Blair into selling herself for his hotel and she broke down in front of him!!! Or you know the beginning of this season when he vowed to destory Blair and take everything away from her

The relationship has been abusive for a looong time now, last episode was just the final straw and it's an insult for the writer to focus on the cut was unintentional and "dainty" and Blair doesn't see it as abuse so it's all good. Putting aside that whole assault, the way that Chuck has emotionally abused and degraded Blair for so long now is abusive on its own

[paulingui]

I use to like Chuck & Blair, til last season and the exact moment you just wrote about it.

Cause let's face it, who could actually try to pimp her girlfriend to his uncle!!!?

Then as you said, his mission was destroy her, destroy her dreams, everything that she wanted. And now he was telling her that she was "his"?

And writers are actually saying he will never hurt her? I've just saw thir las scene and throw a girl to the couch and just force her, for me it's hurt someone.

But he has done it from a long time, I hope this it's the last season of GG.

[frelling_tralk]

I used to ship Chair too, and then this season it really felt like they were intentionally shining a light about what was fucked-up about them all along in order to lead in to the set-up for Dair. The scene of Dan holding a distressed Blair's hand as "I will never let you down" plays is what first made me really start shipping them

But then you read the interviews with the writers singing about Blair was not afraid in that scene with Chuck and hey how about that scene of Chair on chairs, and it's just like wtf what show was I watching. Leighton played that moment as terrified, she was ducking from his fist??? How it was supposed to be about her being afraid FOR Chuck just makes no sense with what was portrayed on-screen

[paulingui]

I don't know why but I've like this two together since Dan took away her headband and help her to fit in NYU.

And of course when they were plotting agains Georgina too :P.

How could she not be afraid? if she wasn't she could have stay and talk about it, but instead she run away.

And if she was afraid for Chuck, she would have help to clean his wound or something like that (but again, they would be sending an awful message, cause she will be there helping after he almost hit her).

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I didn't get the Dan and Blair appeal at all in the earlier seasons to be honest, but the writers totally won me over this season. It's sad to see their potential wasted

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And there is a Dair Youtube channel to help us avoid the rest of the show!, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see if they ever do anything with them again. It's pretty clear that none of the writers believe that Blair does deserve better than Chuck though, so I don't know what to think any more :/

[paulingui]

Thank you for that! I will look for their scenes in this season :).

That it's what scares me most, cause yeah yeah blah blah Blair&Chuck are meant to be, but after this, how could they? it's sending the wrong message, that isn't true love, it isn't love at all!.

Even if Dan/Blair doesn't end up together at least I hope they remain friends cause she needs someone like him in her life.