Jeremy fell quiet, thinking over the whole situation and hating how it was such a huge mess. "Okay, you do have a bit of a point," he relented. "But only because Blaine's unique, and he was the one pursued Kurt. Kurt wasn't to know in the early days what Blaine was like, and maybe he just wanted to feel normal and maybe it was strange for him to have someone so attracted to him, but on some level it made him feel good about himself? Can you blame the guy for keeping it a secret if he just wanted to try and feel normal? And the characteristics of bulimia, he probably thought he had a decent enough control on it that it wouldn't be an issue on exploring things with Blaine. But now, when push comes to shoves, he's realised it is and he's turned Blaine loose to protect him. And we don't know, but maybe he was nasty to Blaine to completely turn him off trying to help? People do that. It's not smart, but sometimes people do that."

He shook his head and sipped his tea. "There is nothing ideal about this situation, but I just don't think it can be left like this. They seemed good together, and Blaine hasn't been given a chance to show Kurt he can deal with this. Someone needs to reason with Kurt. Or at least someone close to Kurt so they can try and get him to see reason. I personally think the whole thing is sad, it's devastating. Kurt's roadblocking something and someone who could really be amazing for him just because of some illness he can't control."