Meet Me Halfway (Klaine, PG)

[whatiknew]

Title: Meet Me Halfway
Pairings: Kurt/Blaine
Rating: PG
Word Count: ~1200
Warnings: Allusions to sex, naked cuddling.
Spoilers: Events up to and including 3.17
Summary: Mandatory post-ep reaction fic. Kurt and Blaine find some reasons. And some solutions

Comments

[bbgood4jb]

Ohh I love this. It was so nice and sweet and I just I adore that Blaine took some of this into his hands. And that Kurt admitted that he's scared too. Because yeah Kurt's going to have a new life, but that's exactly it he's going to have a new life, and Blaine's going to still at least have some familiar things around him. So wonderful job!

[redorchids]

Love it!

[wanna_be_happy1]

Thank yoouuuu! This was exactly what i needed!

[pterawaters]

I'm sorry, but you take away the last shred of agency that the writers of glee left Kurt in the episode when you portray him as overly apologetic. No, his texting Chandler wasn't appropriate, but neither is portraying Blaine as flawless. I wish I could just read this as cutesy and fluffy as it's meant to be, but I can't. Sorry again. I hate leaving bad reviews, but when the first line made me physically ill, I just had to.

[whatiknew]

I don't consider it overly apologetic at all. He apologizes for pulling away as much as Blaine, not for texting Chandler. Then he admits that he has his own fears. I see him talking to Burt, listening to Burt explain that he was doing essentially the same thing Blaine has been doing, and seeing that he realized it with both of them but didn't act on it.

The whole point was that, at the end of the day, very little of what they were fighting about was actually the problem.

[pterawaters]

I see him talking to Burt, listening to Burt explain that he was doing essentially the same thing Blaine has been doing

I got this from the episode, too. For the rest of it, I think we're going to have to agree to disagree.

[delta_cephei]

I totally agree with all of this, and I think you portrayed that perfectly <3 He did place half the blame on Blaine in the first sentence, after all.

[ella_menno]

This is absolutely lovely. Thanks for writing & sharing. :)