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Duet With Myself
Apr. 14th, 2011 11:35 amTitle: Duet With Myself
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fleurdelisee
Word Count: 7,500
Rating: R for language and mentions of sex.
Pairing:Kurt/Himself, mentions of Kurt/Blaine, Kurt/Finn, Kurt/Puck, Kurt/Half of McKinley
POV: 3rd.
Summary: When Kurt mysteriously steps through his mirror, what he finds on the other side will make him question everything he ever took for granted.
Disclaimer: Don't own, don't sue.
Spoilers: Up to 2x16.
Beta:xiexiegirl
Author Notes: Crack. Pure, unadulterated crack. Whenxiexiegirl randomly told me she kind of wanted fic where Kurt slept with himself, I jumped on the idea and this entire thing instantaneously wrote itself. It’s really weird and I may or may not have been studying Freud and psychoanalytic theories too much, lately. I’ll say it again: it’s crack. I mean, seriously? Kurt/Himself? Yeah, I wrote that. I think I need help. The title is from by Charlie McDonnell, and if you wonder why Kurt sings that song in particular, you should watch this.
( He tries to reason himself: he’s sleep-deprived and watching The Matrix at one in the morning to try to change his mind had been a terrible idea. That’s why he’s hallucinating soft mirrors. It works until his reflection winks at him. )
Author:
fleurdeliseeWord Count: 7,500
Rating: R for language and mentions of sex.
Pairing:Kurt/Himself, mentions of Kurt/Blaine, Kurt/Finn, Kurt/Puck, Kurt/Half of McKinley
POV: 3rd.
Summary: When Kurt mysteriously steps through his mirror, what he finds on the other side will make him question everything he ever took for granted.
Disclaimer: Don't own, don't sue.
Spoilers: Up to 2x16.
Beta:
xiexiegirlAuthor Notes: Crack. Pure, unadulterated crack. When
xiexiegirl randomly told me she kind of wanted fic where Kurt slept with himself, I jumped on the idea and this entire thing instantaneously wrote itself. It’s really weird and I may or may not have been studying Freud and psychoanalytic theories too much, lately. I’ll say it again: it’s crack. I mean, seriously? Kurt/Himself? Yeah, I wrote that. I think I need help. The title is from by Charlie McDonnell, and if you wonder why Kurt sings that song in particular, you should watch this.( He tries to reason himself: he’s sleep-deprived and watching The Matrix at one in the morning to try to change his mind had been a terrible idea. That’s why he’s hallucinating soft mirrors. It works until his reflection winks at him. )
