Lyla just gave a small smirk at this and gestured with a wave of her finger. "You have no idea how similar you are. Only... very, very different. For one, Tim basically went through his entire high school career drunk. He never knew how to handle any situation with high emotions, either. He just wrote himself off even more so he didn't have a care in the world. I'm not getting that feeling with you at all. Just listening to you talk about your friend... Blaine... I can see that you actually feel emotions quite deeply for people you care about and you have no interest in hiding that. You just wish you had some sort of, I don't know, super power that could them and stop all the pain. You wish you could some how bargain with your religious beings to bring Blaine here for Kurt, possibly even at the sacrifice of something of your own. Everyone does stupid things when we're kids, you know. But it's ho we grow up that makes us who we are. Even for you to admit to the mistakes you have made and admit they mad you stronger is such a big, big thing. That takes balls."
She smiled softly, listening to Puck reminisce about his friend. She had met Kurt, and he was always so sweet, but there was no doubt about it there was something about him. A wall up around him, and now it all made sense. It made sense too why he worked two very busy jobs that basically filled his day and night hours... so he didn't have to be still very long to leave it open to missing his husband desperately. "I never used to believe love like that existed. Once upon a time, I hoped it did. I had faith. But after everything with Jason and how life seemed to easy to just crumbled in a split second, I lost hope. I always thought that to get that, you had to sacrifice other things you loved. That you could never have the whole package. Screwed, huh? Then I came here and I see people like Kurt whose hearts are breaking without those they love and it makes me realise that somewhere out there, it really is possible to find that. And I am romantic enough to keep holding onto that. Which is why I really think your friend is going to come. One day. You just have to wait for him. It sounds like he is going to need you when he gets here, no matter what time he comes from. That what best friends are about."
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She smiled softly, listening to Puck reminisce about his friend. She had met Kurt, and he was always so sweet, but there was no doubt about it there was something about him. A wall up around him, and now it all made sense. It made sense too why he worked two very busy jobs that basically filled his day and night hours... so he didn't have to be still very long to leave it open to missing his husband desperately. "I never used to believe love like that existed. Once upon a time, I hoped it did. I had faith. But after everything with Jason and how life seemed to easy to just crumbled in a split second, I lost hope. I always thought that to get that, you had to sacrifice other things you loved. That you could never have the whole package. Screwed, huh? Then I came here and I see people like Kurt whose hearts are breaking without those they love and it makes me realise that somewhere out there, it really is possible to find that. And I am romantic enough to keep holding onto that. Which is why I really think your friend is going to come. One day. You just have to wait for him. It sounds like he is going to need you when he gets here, no matter what time he comes from. That what best friends are about."