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In which I attempt a slightly more positive approach.
I wanted to say "no comment" on this week's Glee (I don't even know where to start with Sue's storyline), but what I really liked was that the Gleeks stood together. I like that even the Cheerios seem to be getting in on it, but I still wish we knew a little bit more about them. Are Santana and Brittany still spies or do they genuinely care about Glee, as they seem to? And if the former is true, then why was Brittany in Kurt's basement dancing to "Single Ladies" a few episodes ago? That's a lot of undercover work just to humiliate a kid who's already humiliated on a daily basis.
And I'm sorry, but anyone who has ever been bullied can tell you that Emma's advice - sunglasses not withstanding - is lovely, but completely useless. It's not a bad thing to hear in the long run, but in the short term it's so useless to say "If they don't like you for you, forget them". I just wish that, now that I'm an adult, I had advice that was more useful to contribute to the discussion.
I wanted to say "no comment" on this week's Glee (I don't even know where to start with Sue's storyline), but what I really liked was that the Gleeks stood together. I like that even the Cheerios seem to be getting in on it, but I still wish we knew a little bit more about them. Are Santana and Brittany still spies or do they genuinely care about Glee, as they seem to? And if the former is true, then why was Brittany in Kurt's basement dancing to "Single Ladies" a few episodes ago? That's a lot of undercover work just to humiliate a kid who's already humiliated on a daily basis.
And I'm sorry, but anyone who has ever been bullied can tell you that Emma's advice - sunglasses not withstanding - is lovely, but completely useless. It's not a bad thing to hear in the long run, but in the short term it's so useless to say "If they don't like you for you, forget them". I just wish that, now that I'm an adult, I had advice that was more useful to contribute to the discussion.