Comments | ileliberte: Art recs and thoughts on Glee (2x06)

ileliberte

Art recs and thoughts on Glee (2x06)

Nov 14, 2010 15:09

Art Recs:
SPN L'ange gardien by cafe-de-labeill Dean and Castiel, Art Nouveau-style. [PG ( Read more... )

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geeky_ginger November 14 2010, 20:17:13 UTC

I loved this episode too...and Kurt and Blaine....OH I hope this goes on forever and and ever. I like how Blaine makes Kurt...he's my lovable S1!Kurt again!

And that Booty Popping GIF cracks me up SO MUCH!

ileliberte November 14 2010, 20:33:25 UTC

Yeah. And frankly, even if it isn't Blaine, it can be anyone/anything. I basically ship Kurt/Happiness. If you're ok with spoilers and haven't seen any from 2x07 yet, here's a sneak peek at a performance from the next episode, which I loved for kind of obvious reasons :D

Aren't they adorable? I love their friendship and I hope that the show doesn't forget that like it sometimes seems to.

geeky_ginger November 14 2010, 20:39:14 UTC

Yes....Kurt and Happiness are a great OTP....because I was NOT enjoying bitchy!Kurt this season....I mean I understood WHY he was bitchy...but it was harshing my squee.

I really do want Blaine to be the boyfriend for Kurt mainly because I love me some Darren Criss and seriously wouldn't mind seeing him on my screen weekly.

And that Clip! Dance BB Kurt! DANCE!!!

Have you heard any of the Christmas music? There's one particular one that is made of awesome...you need to hear it if you haven't....but I don't know your stance on spoilers and since I don't REALLY know if it's a spoiler or not...I'll just stay vague. Lol

ileliberte November 14 2010, 20:45:38 UTC

Hahaha, my stance on spoilers is that nothing is too much! I love spoilers. I'm pretty sure I know which one you're talking about, but won't mention in case other unspoilered people see the comments. But, I have the myspace page with the track up in a window and am actually listening to the song again right now XD

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ileliberte November 19 2010, 04:48:52 UTC

I think it might get worse before it gets better for Kurt, but as long as it gets better, I'm ok with it. I was pretty disappointed with this week's episode, but next week's looks kind of great *crosses fingers*. Glee can be so schizophrenic when it comes to story/characterization quality...

becc_j November 15 2010, 09:48:14 UTC

*hugs* thank you for the rec, much appreciated!

ileliberte November 19 2010, 04:49:42 UTC

You're welcome! Your art was excellent, the least I could do was point it out to other people :)

leyna55 November 16 2010, 12:44:18 UTC

Thanks for posting these recs. I hadn't seen a couple of them, and now I'm glad I did.

ileliberte November 19 2010, 04:50:51 UTC

You're welcome, it's always fun to see and share good pieces :) Also, am planning on taking a look over your pieces this weekend. Does that work for you?

leyna55 November 19 2010, 05:48:25 UTC

That's great. Thanks!

Have you started yours yet?

o hai rotynd December 4 2010, 18:03:26 UTC

Super belatedly, but dude. This. As of Adler's incredible performance in "Never Been Kissed," I think Karofsky is a really fascinating character of whom I hope to see much more, but he is not Kurt's responsibility. I'm really discomfited by this attitude, in fiction and fandom, that if someone likes you, you somehow owe them something beyond a courteous "thanks but no thanks." And it's especially ick when the one who's attracted is, you know, dangerous.

Also the Kurt-calling-Karofsky-names stuff, amen. Not at all the same. There was some prompt about Kurt realizing he can be a bully too with the way he talks to people, and I was on board with it - he can be very casually cruel to, say, Rachel - until they got around to including Karofsky in the list of people he's bullied. Because dude. I've no doubt "chubby boys who sweat too much" hurt Karofsky's feelings, but there's a huge difference between bullying someone and trying - pretty damn futilely - to defend yourself verbally against someone who is physically and verbally aggressive ( ... )

hai back :) ileliberte December 5 2010, 03:12:11 UTC

Yeah. It shows up a lot in movies and non-fanfic places too, that somehow if someone likes you, now it's your responsibility to go out of your way to make it better for them. I mean, it sucks to not to have feelings reciprocated, but it's not the fault of the person who's being crushed on! And this goes exponentially for a situation where the person expressing interest (whether it was actual interest or desperate only-gay-person-he-knew interest is irrelevant) is obviously violent ( ... )

Re: hai back :) rotynd December 5 2010, 04:02:13 UTC

OH PLEASE BABY, COMMENT PARAGRAPHS AT ME. THAT'S HOW I LIKE IT.

So much wooooord. I think people get a little sidetracked by how much it sucks to like someone who doesn't like you back, and forget that, while it can sound harsh, it's just not the crush object's problem. And I think fiction by its very nature plays into the expectation that if someone likes you, you have to do something for them, just because... plot. If the writer/s of something introduce a crush, odds are at some point they're going to want it to pay off in some kind of reciprocation - especially in television, where you need a lot of plot to keep shit rolling for years on end ( ... )