Kurt Hummel | Glee (hippobrooch) wrote in thedoorway, @ 2013-06-13 15:42:00 |
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Entry tags: | !network post, caroline forbes (cw), derek wills, julie power / lightspeed (616), kurt hummel |
[Private Entry] Come on, Tesseract. I realize very well that I've made a few awesome friends while I've been here and that's probably all on you - but. Yeah, there's always a but, isn't there? Well, guess what - I'm not a superhero. I've only been smashed into lockers and thrown into dumpsters. I've never been beaten within an inch of my own life. It feels like a big part of the tower's population have however, and that makes one feel ... well. Inexperienced, for starters. Do they know how to live though? Or are they just wiling away time until the next big fight? See, that's not a problem I'm ever going to have. But. But. I want my old friends. I'll even accept Blaine. Because I can't breathe in this place anymore. I'll even marry him, because what the hell. I've got to do it anyway, right? I'm going to look into those puppy dog eyes and just blurt out 'yes' and regret it down the line, but isn't that what life is about?[/Private]
Sandals. Not a good look for me.
And I got invited to 'get away for the weekend' by one of the writers of the second play I got offered a part in. Honestly, why even bring clothes. So I won't be here. If this turns into the evil dead/every zombie/horror movie ever, you'll be the first ones to know.And I'll apologize now for any drunk texts. Maybe it'll happen. Maybe not.
Be nice to each other. No punching each other. No more going to Estonia. No dying.
But watching Jesse St. James' actor sing a song from Smash, as is evident here, is just a few of the strange things in this world. I think this is what a brain stroke feels like.