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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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[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.