#bieste

[corneliaavenue]

Im so glad this scene is happening. I love these two.

[scarvesandsmiles]

So, Glee added a Trans character, who had previously had issues getting respect in their womanhood, since they were assigned female at birth and were traditionally masculine in features and behaviors, and they wanted that, but in one of the last episodes they admit to seeing a therapist and realizing that they were suffering from gender dysphoria, and are in fact trans. This is accurate for some experiences, right? That the person has problems being respected as their assigned gender, and wants that respect to be 'normal', but then realizes that that isn't them? Cause a lot of people are all head up, saying that Beiste should never have had this out in their story line because they represented non-average women and women who aren't feminine and I think that it makes sense for the character and could explain their earlier issues of 'not feeling womanly enough' in previous seasons. Let me know if I'm way off point, please.

[bespectacledcolfer]

"Extra leg hair." Foreshadowing?

[miku-miku-blaine]

You know Biestes s6 storyline could be good. Hopefully. Yes I know that its very out of nowhere. But we are pretty much used to that by now? It could have been a Unique plot. But Dots the better actor so maybe they switched them.

[lavanry]

Allez #moat luie #bieste! #balashi #karakter

[symphonychild]

watching last week's episode of glee oh my god i love bieste oh my god. it pisses me off a little that they use her like this though to be so in love with will and just abuse her and make her a victim all the time. she's too cliche. GODDAMNIT GLEE YOU USE ME SO AND YOU ABUSE ALL YOUR CHARACTERS SO BUT THAT'S WHY I LOVE YOU.

OH GLEE.

[jpisthebest]

and suddenly glee's a comedy for a moment!

[guiiiermo]

aww Bieste is so cute