There are a couple of key stammers through all that Karofsky has to say, and it leaves Kurt lurching a couple of times. He wants to remark on how it's actually cool that Karofsky likes to sing now and again; while Kurt wishes that he'd never felt the necessity of teasing the glee club relentlessly about it, it's still Kurt's strong belief that music is the universal language, something that everyone can enjoy now and again. He also considers explaining to Karofsky that there's more than the relationship itself that gives Kurt pause when it comes to rooming. But before he can say either, Karofsky's remarking on Blaine's hobbies and likes, and it punches a slight laugh out of Kurt, who glances down at the palm of his hand, buying himself time with a sip of cider.

"He's not a hobbit," Kurt says first, pink dusting his cheeks at the thought of how he's already learned that Blaine's height results in perfect kisses, no need to strain his neck to reach the other boy's lips. "But, yes. He loves football and is a big fan of the Buckeyes. Follows basketball too. If people think that I fit all of the gay stereotypes, then Blaine doesn't really fit any. And I really like that about him, honestly. I like that we have different interests."

Shifting on the couch, Kurt takes another sip of cider, and maybe he should be keeping it to himself, but Kurt's needed to talk to someone about this forever, someone who won't judge, who won't twist everything and make it about them. Maybe here in the rec room, he's finally been presented with an opportune moment. "Anyway, it's not the fact that we're dating that would make living together weird. There's obviously a lot that's happened back home and I don't know if there's anything to be done about it. But if I'm constantly near Blaine, then I'll always be thinking, I guess."