I need linkies to Rumors ASAP so I can get my gleek cry-ness on!!!!

Helpz pleez?

The Brittannites of Tumblr are truly the bestest ever :) I send you much love and lesbe-hugs!

Not a bad ep, in my opinion…I enjoyed the approx. minute of Brittana (hey, with Glee continuity being what it is, I feel blessed we got that much! :D), LOVED the Klaine (!! <3 <3), full-on girl-squee’d to how adorable Santana was performing at Regionals (she looks so happy! :D), and tolerated the abundant background-Barfie. T_T

I really hope the writers use part of this **ridiculous!** 28-day hiatus to develop Santana’s character more. I love that she’s actually reacting in character to the **crushing** Brittany rejection by being bitchy and over-compensatingly-hetero, but I really hope she starts to soften and become even more dimensional, because there’s NO way Brittana’s gonna happen till she does. Plus, I’m really missing my sappy-sweet Santittany moments. Those little pinky-holds, snuggles and giggles seemed to be the only time we saw any real humanity in Santana outside of performing, and they just made me go all “gaawwwwww” XD XD  ^______^

Now if you’ll excuse me, imma go reevaluate my life and try to track down the precise chain of cause-and-effect that brought me to being so unfathomably invested in a group of fictional characters XP

does anyone have linkies for ep 2x16? :P I don’t know where to finds it, and i need the ONE minute of Brittana in the ep :/

Can someone pleez help a sista out?

dreamingofsomeday:

Santana Lopez + Rolling in the Deep.  ABOUT BRITTANY.

^^

THIS IS EXACTLY THE REVELATION I HAD TODAY O_O

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saltnlime:

Naya basically wrote “Sexy”, and we approve, we approve a lot.

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If you’re like me (and I know I am), from the moment of it’s unholy inception, the pairing of Barfie on Glee has made you…well…barfy. :P I’ve always been baffled at people who support this ship, and am doubly baffled at those who continue to ship it after the heart-wrenching events that just took place in Sexy. Who ARE these mysterious people with hearts of stone and **apologies, but this is my honest opinion** tragically poor taste in relationships?

Well, apparently, one of these people is my cousin. I make it a point to avoid family gatherings (I’m a pink-haired bisexual yogi/artist, and they’re Fundamentalist Born-Again Conservatives who think I’m going to hell. You do the math :P), but last night I found myself stuck at a Mejia function with no escape. So, I did what any girl would do: I entertained myself by making my Uber-Religious cousin squirm with my subtle gayness (I’ve only come out to one of my cousins, and it ain’t this one). While I was dropping my rainbow bombs, I found out she was not only a fan of Glee, but of Barfie as well. Overjoyed with the opportunity to finally pick the brain of one of these mysterious shippers whose motives and actions I found incomprehensible, I asked her why in the wide world of wheelchairs she preferred Barfie over Brittana (especially after seeing this week’s episode). This was her answer, the solution to that nagging riddle that had irritated my Brittana-centric psyche for so long:

“I don’t like the Asian girl. What’s her name? I don’t like her. I like Artie with Brittany. I just don’t want him to be with that Asian girl.”

….

Wow. That’s it? This is the opposing fandom us Brittaners are so frustrated by? Suddenly, I feel a lot less threatened. For me, the Santana/Brittany storyline is so important because it relates my own experience, it offers a representation of one of the most universal **yet least represented** experiences in the queer-girl-verse on THE most acclaimed, watched, talked-about show in America **and beyond**. I’m passionate about Brittana because of the voice it gives to those of us who have been voiceless, the courage it gives to those of us who have been afraid, the hearts it can open that were before closed off or indifferent to the humanity of gay/bisexual women everywhere. I’m passionate because it’s my story, and because it’s OUR story. Maybe I’m a bit of a “freak”, a “fangirl”, a “geek”, or whatever other labels you’d like to lay on me. Personally, I’m not interested in labels unless it’s on something Santana shoplifts ;) Maybe I am a geek (or a “Gleek”, if you will). I honestly don’t give a shit. I care about people. I CARE about that girl out there, the one who’s alone and afraid and unsure. The girl who doesn’t understand why her best friend is SO important to her, why she doesn’t want her to be with anyone else, why it kills her when her friend leaves her for a boy. The girl who feels she has nowhere to turn and no one to talk to, not knowing that there are so many thousands and millions of us out there who are going through or have gone through the exact same thing (I’m one of them). The girl who just wants to be told she’s ok. When you’re in that place (and there’s SO many girls, guys, and everyone in between who are and have been), chances are a trip to the local LGBT center or EQCA or any of the other resources available are the furthest thing from your mind. You don’t want to admit the truth, you can’t label yourself that way. It may be impossible for you to connect to those places at that time. But, if, in the safety of your own room, in the privacy of your own tv/computer, you see a beautiful, strong woman allow herself to break down and confess to her best friend the very same feelings you tried so hard to shut down or deny, to realize that she’s a grown-up with a right to her feelings as well as the expression of them, ON THE MOST POPULAR TV SHOW OF OUR TIME….that is one of the most powerful, reassuring, compassionate messages you can receive. I’ve taken the looong way around it **sorry :P**, but to me, Brittana is that soft hug, that gentle hand that can offer comfort, support and reassurance to LGBTs all over the world, especially those who have struggled so long for acceptance from those around them and *most importantly* from themselves. The Bartie shippers don’t have that. To my cousin, it’s just a fun show, a way to escape from everyday life, laugh, discover a new song, and get her “gay points” (she acted as if being a Klaine shipper qualified her for some sort of international Tolerance Award). To me, it’s something that I honestly believe can save lives, both literally and figuratively. With all the recent suicides, there’s no denying that the inability to accept oneself as queer can indeed have fatal consequences. But what of those who live lies born of fear? Who deny love, companionship and life’s full richness because they cannot accept one of the most basic truths about themselves? Aren’t those lives lost as well? This is the exact reason our fandom is so deep and powerful—-yes, it’s just a show, but it’s also our life, and, to someone who may be at the end of their rope, it very well may be a lifeline.

Brittana is endgame, bitches. It’s ON.

**And for christ’s sake cuz, the “Asian Girl“‘s name is TINA! T_T**

from someone on AfterEllen in response to Dorothy Snarker’s commentary on the extroardinary week lesbian tv has had (http://www.afterellen.com/television/2011/3/celebrating-an-extraordinary-week-of-tv-for-lesbian-visibility) . I think this is beautiful, and perfectly describes why Brittana is so important to me. Political action and other serious stuff is definitely essential to social reform in a legal sense, but I believe the media is the most potent tool for real societal change that we have.

“This may not be the only representation people see but these two shows (Glee and Pretty Little Liars) might actually help save someones life. And before anyone scoffs at that statement as it’s just a silly show. Silly shows have a way of reaching people everywhere when more serious things cannot. I had never heard of PFLAG of HRC or anything like that growing up. What I had heard… Mathew Shepard, and Brandon Teena (sorry if i misspelled the names)

But All my Children slipped in under the homophobic radar. Bianca and Maggie are litterally the reason I am still here today.

I know that Glee, and PLL are in the process of saving lives… in surprising ways.” 

avocadosalad:

Dear Brittany,

This is the girl that’s in love with you:

This is the fun things you and said girl like to do:

And yet, this is your boyfriend:

Look at your life. Look at your choices.

Regards,
Anna Nordling