#grimmpop

sorry it's just that we built heaven together, and it was awful and fantastic and terrible and it turned out even better than we ever imagined it could, and building heaven with you made me realize that the idea of sitting in that room without you is precisely my definition of hell. yeah it's incurable.

I think Ian and Poppy had to kiss eventually. Not in a rooting for the romance kind of way but their relationship is so knotted up, they are neither platonic or romantic but a secret confused murky third thing. They know how to fight, they can argue and bicker and torture each other - we've seen how they hate other characters with Poppy and her sister's relationship or how Ian's relationship with his son. Hatred is comfortable for them, they understand it. They don't understand love though. Neither were ever shown kind and safe love (Ian's mother's love was shaped by her illness and Poppy's father's love was shaped by her mother, it was the most kind love they know but respectively, it's slightly tainted). They both see love as a tangible physical thing rather than one that can exist in the same vocal medium as their hatred can. They love each other, they hate each other. They don't know how to express it other than furthering blurring the lines.

rob mcelhenney complex-and-tortured-and-weirdly-horny-best-friend-relationship onscreen kiss has given me hope for sunny i didn't know was possible