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[out_there]

Let's admit it, regardless of the situation, Justin does well. I mean, I can see the whole sex appeal of Brian, but the Violinist is gorgeous, hot, sexy and so damn sincere. *sigh* That's the relationship that Justin should be having.

Mikey is still downright adorable...

I think my basic problem is that I still like the idea of Brian/Mikey. If brian isn't going to be happy with Mikey, he ain't gonna be happy with anyone. *g*

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[tboy.livejournal.com]

That's the relationship that Justin should be having.

Yes, well, he seems to be having it :-(

[out-there.livejournal.com]

Heh. Yeah, true.

I'm taking that as personal proof that Justin could here me speaking to him through the TV screen all through the picnic scenes. )Nice to know he can interpret my continual cries of "Dude. Dude. Duuude. Dude." which actually meant, dump Brian, and go with Violinist because you'd be so perfectly happy and hot together.)

And, I can't resist saying that theirloveissoartistic! *g*

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[tboy.livejournal.com]

Oh, groaaaaan! *g* Tha's ORWful.

But didja see the 'Justin up against a pole' scene? I'm not shallow, I could read between the lines there. See what Brian was finding so hard to say.

Yeah. Sure. *g*

[out-there.livejournal.com]

I couldn't help it. Plus, it's true. *g*


But didja see the 'Justin up against a pole' scene? I'm not shallow, I could read between the lines there. See what Brian was finding so hard to say.

Hate to say it, but I wasn't really thinking of the character development in that scene. I did, however, get a sudden realisation of just why Justin stays, even though Brian can be a major pain. He's hot. So I really just watched and went "guh..." *drool*

But... Brian was pretty possessive. Using the whole sex thing to show that he missed him, while being too gutless to put it into words.

And I know that Mikey's thing was literally a case of life and death, but he dropped his all-mighty career for Mikey... Okay, yes he would do that for Justin, but still...

Brian's sleeping around and total commitment-phobia is hurting Justin. The poor boy went out on such a limb to reach out to Brian, and Brian just keeps pushing him away, or more correctly, pushing him towards what makes Brian more comfortable.

I just think the Violinist could make Justin a lot happier and less angsty. Although, I must admit, I was almost expecting the Violinist to call a halt to things since Justin is seeing someone else.

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[tboy.livejournal.com]

So I really just watched and went "guh..." *drool*
Can't blame you ;-)

His comments about nearly losing Justin... he's so screwed up, if he communicated a fraction to Justin, Justin would be happy with it.

Oooh, the Violinist can see how needy Justin is right now - it's a hard call whether anyone could have resisted that.

[out-there.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know. Pretty hard to resist someone who you want, and who wants you so badly.

It was just that he kept pulling back, just a little, and I couldn't help wondering if he'd go through with it or not.

still a nice image to end the episode on. Cute gay!boys making out. *g*

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[tboy.livejournal.com]

Justin wasn't being made out with, he was practically being worshipped. Which is what he needs, for a change.

SOB! I didn't say that. :-/

[out-there.livejournal.com]

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You so did just say it. Now repeat after me, "Justin needs to dump Brian and go for the Violinist"... *g*

I feel so vindicated that even a Justin/Brian fan can see that the Violinist is so right for Justin.

Unfortunately, I can't help that cynical little voice in the back of my mind that keeps whispering that he's too good to be true...

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[tboy.livejournal.com]

I never said a thing. I should go back and delete that post. That someone else made, not me.

(runs around in a panic)

It's just... my spoilers only got this far, so I have no idea WTF is going to happen next. The suspense is killing me.

Something good has to happen to Brian soon. Really. Apart from getting the partnership, which is a two edged sword.

[out-there.livejournal.com]

Full agreement with that. Sometimes, it's biting off your nose to spite your face to prove that you can pull off a miracle. People start expecting you to do it everytime.

You need to keep their expectations low. That's the trick to a rewarding job.