All Kurt could do in response to this was give a slight shrug of his shoulder and tug his lips to the side wryly. He was finding it hard to be away from Blaine, beyond hard, but his plan was to keep busy and hoped to god they managed to keep working as well as they did. It was going to take a lot of work, he knew, and really, Santana's situation was merely a casualty of the long distance relationships thing everyone kept warning them of. Some people might make it work, and Kurt hoped he and his other half were one of them, but others grew apart and no amount of trying to force it to stay together was going to rectify that. "Darling, you and Britt are just completely different people. That's no newsflash. You always have been. What made you work was convenience and ease of mutual location and a mutual all-encompassing interests of Glee and Cheerios. Now all those three elements are gone, and you're drifting from her... and you want to be, or you never would have done. Brittany is simple, and she's odd, and eccentric, and a slow on the uptake. But she isn't stupid. She's very in tune when it comes to feelings, and I think she would rather you be up front with her than stringing her along just to patronize her. You need to look at it from her point of view too."

"Did you both decide that, or was it just getting the hell out of the situation as quickly as you could so you didn't need to decide... and then her going to Yale, and you coming to New York?" he asked carefully, but he already knew the answer. He knew why she was trying to delude herself, but it was her job to make sure she didn't keep doing it. "The logistics aside, darling, how do you feel about her? Right down, deep in your gut and your heart, how do you feel about it?"