Your spin on the Metro Pass/Breadsticks/reverse-role post is amazing. And painfully similar to my real-life experience with someone whose own success/confidence/happiness has relied on my (fabricated) apparent everything-is-great image. As you so accurately captured, Quinn's image (sans her beauty) is what I'm going thru with the person who I absolutely adore. Questionable fandom reactions aside, your insight is worth the read. :)
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Firstly, I’m sorry you’re going through that. It’s not an easy task to show a brave front when you’re falling apart inside. Hang in there. Also I’m sure you’re a beautiful person, inside and out. Never discount yourself.
I didn’t get much reaction to that post, but if it meant something to you, it was worth writing. I’m not the only one who shares this theory of Quinn, and we come up with some crazy stuff in fandom sometimes, but she just gets to me…her quiet vulnerability hidden behind a façade of false strength. Whatever the show decides, I’ll always believe Dianna plays Quinn like she’s falling apart and hopelessly in love with Rachel.