Glee

[BabyPiNK_FL]

Kurt's dad is my favorite character and I think he's a great example of parenting (even though it's just tv). He's the kind of parent I want to be when I have kids. Just, balanced, and ultra accepting and protective when necessary.

I don't think kicking him out was too serious (although I understand what you mean) but at the end of the day he was protecting his house as somewhere safe for his son under all circumstances.

[1stSoon2BePhD]

Originally Posted by BabyPiNK_FL

Kurt's dad is my favorite character and I think he's a great example of parenting (even though it's just tv). He's the kind of parent I want to be when I have kids. Just, balanced, and ultra accepting and protective when necessary.

I don't think kicking him out was too serious (although I understand what you mean) but at the end of the day he was protecting his house as somewhere safe for his son under all circumstances.

Didn't you LOVE his brutal honesty!? Telling Finn that he was the same way as a kid, he used to call guys "fag" and he didn't think anything of it. He didn't even really know what it meant. But NOW he knows he was wrong.

I was the same way in high school. That was one of the words that I used to describe anyone I didn't like and I called everyTHING I didn't like "gay". Of course I now know the error of my ways (like Kurts dad) and I applaud him so much for being able to be so honest. If he would have said "I always knew not to call people that" it would not have been nearly as powerful.