All I could think about re: Finn while I was watching the episode was that Madeline Kahn ". . . flames - flames on the side of my face" speech in Clue.
I didn't like the fact that Quinn's storyline was "I want sex" and then "I want baby" and then "I don't know what I want, please hold me."
I've been watching American Horror Story, which has not been one of my better life choices, and literally every single one of the female characters on this show is defined by "I want sex," "I want baby," and/or "I don't know what I want, please hold me." Ryan Murphy's misogyny is really unbearable.
Agreed that it's nice to see Puck learn to discriminate between what his body might want and what's better for him emotionally. I think, for me, it was just - not something I wanted in this episode, where all these stories about female characters became more about the male characters' development.
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Date: 2011-12-01 08:00 pm (UTC)I didn't like the fact that Quinn's storyline was "I want sex" and then "I want baby" and then "I don't know what I want, please hold me."
I've been watching American Horror Story, which has not been one of my better life choices, and literally every single one of the female characters on this show is defined by "I want sex," "I want baby," and/or "I don't know what I want, please hold me." Ryan Murphy's misogyny is really unbearable.
Agreed that it's nice to see Puck learn to discriminate between what his body might want and what's better for him emotionally. I think, for me, it was just - not something I wanted in this episode, where all these stories about female characters became more about the male characters' development.