"Hey, so, it was wrong of me to always treat you like that just because you're a fag."
Kurt loved it entirely without irony.
YOU ARE MY NEW FAVORITE FOREVER. I had to stop and just laugh, which is a mark of how... settled your Kurt feels, that I didn't get my hackles raised for him, instead I just found it funny right along with him. And this whole thing is both heartbreaking and kind of amazingly perfect. I mean, I want so many things for all of the characters, especially these two (both together as well as separately) but this is so... plausible that it's kind of heartwrenching.
YOU'RE REALLY GOOD AT THIS. YOU SHOULD WRITE MORE. :D :D :D AND MAYBE WATCH THE SHOW PROPERLY. I COULD HELP WITH THAT. :D :D :D
!! Okay I've never watched Glee either; in fact, this is the first full fanfic I'd read from it! (I have read a truckton of essays, though...) And I need to pour my love for you out before it makes me explode.
Aside from Kurt finally being comfortable in his skin, I think I love you a lot for the way you wrote Kurt and Dave Karofsky in here. Because bullying is wrong, and it scars, and thirty years later the wounds can still hurt and drag baggage along. So even though Kurt finally had apologies - which are so much better than nothing, seriously - the damage can't be undone, and his reaction to his old tormentor is just so spot-on I ache for him.
Dave Karofsky's life and marriage struck me as something so inexplicably sad; in that way Kurt was more free than he had ever allowed himself to be, and I'm just rambling and throwing the fic back at you now so I'll stop. But what I want to say is: Kurt finding closure with forgiveness hit really close to home with me, and I am so glad you didn't delete this. Please don't delete this.
I actually just watched all of Glee like, last week, because I ship Kurt/Blaine with a burning passion and when I saw this I kind of freaked because you're my favorite Arashi writer and you wrote Glee and just I love you a lot, okay.
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Kurt loved it entirely without irony.
YOU ARE MY NEW FAVORITE FOREVER. I had to stop and just laugh, which is a mark of how... settled your Kurt feels, that I didn't get my hackles raised for him, instead I just found it funny right along with him. And this whole thing is both heartbreaking and kind of amazingly perfect. I mean, I want so many things for all of the characters, especially these two (both together as well as separately) but this is so... plausible that it's kind of heartwrenching.
YOU'RE REALLY GOOD AT THIS. YOU SHOULD WRITE MORE. :D :D :D AND MAYBE WATCH THE SHOW PROPERLY. I COULD HELP WITH THAT. :D :D :D
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Sadly, they WILL ruin it. But... THIS was fabulous. Kurt is just right, spot on and so so comfortable in his own skin now.
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Aside from Kurt finally being comfortable in his skin, I think I love you a lot for the way you wrote Kurt and Dave Karofsky in here. Because bullying is wrong, and it scars, and thirty years later the wounds can still hurt and drag baggage along. So even though Kurt finally had apologies - which are so much better than nothing, seriously - the damage can't be undone, and his reaction to his old tormentor is just so spot-on I ache for him.
Dave Karofsky's life and marriage struck me as something so inexplicably sad; in that way Kurt was more free than he had ever allowed himself to be, and I'm just rambling and throwing the fic back at you now so I'll stop. But what I want to say is: Kurt finding closure with forgiveness hit really close to home with me, and I am so glad you didn't delete this. Please don't delete this.
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