Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked the Joey section -- I was pretty pleased with that myself. (And for once, the ending in my head for this story is a happy ending too.)
I hadn't realized how much I'd missed reading your stuff until I jumped into this one. I especially like:
The awful thing about knowing someone so long, Justin thought, was that you could know, absolutely one hundred percent know that they were pushing your buttons on purpose, but even with that knowledge your buttons still ended up pushed.
Hey, stranger! It's good to see you around popslash parts again. And thanks so much for your comment -- I have to admit that that came out of an argument I had with my sister not long ago where I thought, I know exactly how she's trying to push my buttons but it's still working!
ahhhhhh. ::basks:: I loved every word, and when I got to the end and looked at the title again, and said of course Justin is Chris' blind spot, I loved it more.
Oh, how fabulous! I love how the segments track both across each group member and across time, and how Justin moves closer to accepting responsibility with each one.
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Love it love it love it, all the bits that lead to the conclusion. Or, at least, the one I think I've got in my head, the one with the happy ending.
Also, each of the guys is perfect, but Joey was especially nice, perfectly and recognizably Joey.
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The awful thing about knowing someone so long, Justin thought, was that you could know, absolutely one hundred percent know that they were pushing your buttons on purpose, but even with that knowledge your buttons still ended up pushed.
that is the best line ever.
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and, can I confess? I was reading this while someone was doing exactly that line. It was so appropriate.
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