dahlstrom:

#i know i always scream about how i love little-spoon!blaine #but the idea that this angel really likes to sleep with his head on blaine’s chest while blaine’s arm is around him is just making me :33333 #he would probably lay there listening to blaine’s heartbeat while lazily running his fingertips over blaine’s little poochy belly #and drift off to sleep feeling so safe and loved #do you cry

Out of all the couples on the show, I think I’m the saddest about what has been done to Klaine. Somewhere along the lines things just flipped upside down, and Darren Criss’s move to a series regular somehow signaled to the writers that they had to completely alter his character development. He went from Kurt’s mentor and friend turned man to being completed obsessed and blinded by love. And don’t get me started on how out of character his cheating on Kurt was. The writers are so close to ruining this coupling for me, but the fantastic acting on Criss and Chris Colfer’s parts really continue to endear the lovers to me. They have that spark on camera that’s hard to find. — Poptimal (via bandwagonjumping)

rocketssurgery:

some sketches I don’t know if I want to finish ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

aspiringtoeloquence:

spinmybowtie:

I am at the point where Kurt and Blaine could high five each other and yell “YAY BOYFRIENDS” and I would drown in happiness.

#scotch tapes their faces together  #logic does not matter 

Dalton. Kurt is sitting alone in a room. He’s got tons of boxes of costume jewelry in front of him, and he’s dismantling shiny things to add some bling to the casket he’s making for Pavarotti. Blaine enters. He wants to get started practicing their duet on the song he’s picked out, which is Hey Monday’s “Candles.” Kurt’s pleased that he’s moving away from the Swallows’ usual top-40 fare, and then asks why Blaine picked him for the duet. And Blaine pauses, and closes his eyes for a second, and screws up his courage, and admits that in the moment that he saw Kurt singing “Blackbird,” he realized that the person he’s been looking for had been right in front of him all this time. “You move me, Kurt, and this duet would just be an excuse to spend more time with you.” And then he moves in for a kiss. Not a little peck or a sexless smooch, but the kind of big wet kiss any high school boy would give to the person he adores. And you better believe Kurt kisses back just as hard. And after what feels like an eternity of kissing, during which a significant percentage of the audience is squeeing just as loud as their choked up voices will let them, they break the clinch. Blaine, sounding a little sheepish, tells Kurt, “We should practice.” Kurt, with joy in his eyes: “I thought we were.” When did Kurt get smooth like that? And then Blaine dives back in for more, and we leave them mid-kiss. And for anyone who thinks Blaine’s change of heart was too sudden — just look back at any Swallows performance that included both of them and you will see how very hard Blaine has been crushing on Kurt all this time, even if he didn’t want to admit it to himself. — LTG (twop)

All I will tell you is that I play a small role in someone’s happily ever after. — Patty Duke about her role on Glee (x)