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[kat_lair]

Because apparently Sunday is for procrastination... Well, no, I have like firm plans to clean the office, go to the shop, do the dishes and wash some laundry. You're all jealous of my exciting life now, aren't you?

Aaaanyway. Let's do a meme. A writing meme, which is the type I'm chronically unable to resist.

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Re: Hah! I knew Spencer was topping Jon in aftermath

[kat_lair]

See, objectively speaking, Jon actually wasn't that much out of line. He was just joking and agreeing that Brendon really did mean what he said, just sort of going with the stage-play. It just probably felt worse for Ryan. But I don't think it's something Spencer would actually need to punish Jon as such. More than likely he will just give him a little speech about how Jon should know better than that by now, and and not get tangled in Ryan and Brendon's games. I see Jon and Spencer as far more relaxed and stable d/s couple than Ryan and Brendon, who are still very unsure of themselves and of each other. Their need and love is sharper, with edges that cut before they fit together.

...and this leads to answering your other question. I think there's a large amount of frustration on both their parts. In my mind it's relatively early stages of relationship and they both just want so much, but don't really know yet how to ask or what they can ask. And when they're upset, Brendon pushes and Ryan withdraws, until something snaps like it does here... So Ryan is upset about not really knowing how to handle the situation or whether he should or is allowed to, about Brendon pretty much announcing on stage that he's looking for company (other than Ryan that is), about Brendon not trusting Ryan to just give him what he needs without these games. Theirs is a relationship that needs work.