So last night’s Glee…

Damn. I had seen some spoilers, but hot damn. It was way more intense than I had been expecting. I was crying during that episode. And I don’t really cry that much. I’m over-emotional but I’m much of a crier. Funny, huh? The only other episodes I had cried during were Journey and Grilled Cheesus.

Let’s start with Karofsky. I was just sitting there, staring at the screen in horrified silence. It’s just… Dave Karofsky’s suicide attempt kind of it hit close home. I’m not going to go into it but, I have a friend who thought about that after he came out… I just want to say to all my followers or the readers of this post whether they watch Glee or not: No matter how hopeless, or alone, or depressed you feel. No matter how much you hate yourself. It. Will. Pass. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, maybe not for a long time, but things will get better. They will. Suicide is not the only option. Because someone cares and loves you and won’t be okay if you’re not okay. So stay strong.

And I was crying during Karofsky’s hospital scene with Kurt. Max Adler and Chris Colfer are fantastic actors. I want Dave and Kurt to be friends. I want Kurt to help Dave like Blaine helped him.

And the crash. Quinn Fabray, our baby, in a car crash. A messy, ugly one. Like I said I read spoilers, but I didn’t think the crash would be that bad. God, I could see it coming too. I was freaking out for Quinn, honestly. But, I think she’ll be okay. I can’t see them killing her, I just can’t. Maybe it’s because I’m a total Quinn-stan, but I really can’t. But Puck will definitely need to sing She Will Be Loved at her beside.

Okay, seven week hiatus, BRING IT ONNNN.