First off, this is awesome. Second off, this is awesome. Third off, this is awesome and adorable and see my icon because I seriously cannot stop flailing. (In my head. People would look at me weird if I was actually doing it.)
He's twenty-six and he's over Chuck: over the unrequited crush, over the mortifying haze of infatuation where he noticed the curl of Chuck's hair over his collar, the stretch of Chuck's fingers on a keyboard
Awww, Bryce. I love little details like this--little physical things, not necessarily sexual, just little secret observations. *hearts*
Thou Shalt Not Indulge This Foolish Thing with Chuck Bartowski
*sporfle* Cute as hell, and a little sad--these boys in a nutshell.
I love all the little references, from Farscape to Stardust to Batman--and oh, yeah, it is so freaking adorable that Tristan reminds Bryce of Chuck (and I'm sure Chuck doesn't think Bale-Batman has anything in common with Bryce).
Because at twenty-six, Bryce Larkin knows that his fantasy of Chuck Bartowski is simple escapism: it isn't smart, it isn't safe, and it isn't something he can afford to indulge.
He keeps the goodbye short and quick. Then Bryce erases the evidence and walks away.
FLAAAIL. You got all of this so perfect, from the framing around the emails to the inane conversations that you know Bryce seriously misses having, and the hopeless sadness of it all, oh, man. I am mem-ing and reccing this so hard. Thank you, thank you, thank you! :D *runs off to mem and rec*
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He's twenty-six and he's over Chuck: over the unrequited crush, over the mortifying haze of infatuation where he noticed the curl of Chuck's hair over his collar, the stretch of Chuck's fingers on a keyboard
Awww, Bryce. I love little details like this--little physical things, not necessarily sexual, just little secret observations. *hearts*
Thou Shalt Not Indulge This Foolish Thing with Chuck Bartowski
*sporfle* Cute as hell, and a little sad--these boys in a nutshell.
I love all the little references, from Farscape to Stardust to Batman--and oh, yeah, it is so freaking adorable that Tristan reminds Bryce of Chuck (and I'm sure Chuck doesn't think Bale-Batman has anything in common with Bryce).
Because at twenty-six, Bryce Larkin knows that his fantasy of Chuck Bartowski is simple escapism: it isn't smart, it isn't safe, and it isn't something he can afford to indulge.
He keeps the goodbye short and quick. Then Bryce erases the evidence and walks away.
FLAAAIL. You got all of this so perfect, from the framing around the emails to the inane conversations that you know Bryce seriously misses having, and the hopeless sadness of it all, oh, man. I am mem-ing and reccing this so hard. Thank you, thank you, thank you! :D *runs off to mem and rec*