The Season for Dreaming

myfeetlitup:

killerqueen-80:

I don’t think the Glee writers have ever been to a graduation.

I’m not sure the Glee writers have ever been to real life.

jaymee asked: BLAINECHIOR

caparazona:

Shame.

Blaine pauses to set the end of his pencil against his lips, and he stares at the word on the page; he’d put it down there to focus his thoughts, which are scattered mainly because of how strongly he feels about this. It’s hard to swim through the sea of passionate thoughts in his head to pick out just the right phrasing for this, and it’s all too important that he figures it out just right. Maybe if he gets it just right, whoever hears this, whoever reads it, will be convinced.

What is its origin? A and why are we hounded by its miserable shadow? Do male penguins feel shame when they raise a chick together? Does the chick’s morals suffer from being raised by a same-sex couple?

He stops again and sits back in his chair; he bounces his knee under the table, bounces it until his shoe slides against the floor, and it can’t bounce anymore.

Is there anything so fundamentally different between a gay couple and a straight couple, other than a lack of rights? In my opinion, gay marriage is a civil rights issue.

Blaine screws up his face and sinks back in his chair; he’s not sure the penguin metaphor works, or if the word ‘penguin’ just makes anything inherently funny. He lets his eyes wander off to the far corner of the room. Inspiration might come if he just closes his eyes and waits for it, and he tries not to think too hard about anything, in the hopes that another idea will drift into his mind. Maybe something about how everyone ignores all that stuff in Leviticus now —

Before it gets a chance, his mother calls up the stairs.

“Blaine! Mike Chang to see you!”

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rachelle keepin’ the world of SA crossover fic alive

I thought Glee was pretty okay tonight.

idk why we needed two hours though