I love watching Glee, but I really didn't last night. In case you don't watch it, last season two of the characters, Puck and Quinn, decide to choose adoption for their child. The adoptive mom is actually the birthmom of Rachael - another character on the show.
I liked that Puck wanted to get to know his daughter in last night's episode. That was positive. Puck even talked to Quinn about being involved in her (the baby's) life.
I didn't like how the adoptive mom spoke so harshly to Quinn's character at times. I also didn't like how the a-mom used the term "gave up her daughter" when she talked about Rachael's adoption. No positive adoption language there.
The very end was that Quinn tells Puck they are going to fight the adoptive mom for full custody.
I just wish they would show a positive angle on adoption. I love that show, but it felt so negative to me last night.
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I thought the same thing. Was there ever an official adoption? I mean the woman just showed up at the hospital and Quinn just decided that she could have the baby. They never showed her calling an an agency, speaking to an attorney, nothing.
I wonder if it was like a guardianship type of thing?
I actually said something to my husband along the lines of "oh, yeah - that is gonna send the wrong message about adoption"
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I normally just lurk over here but I had to laugh because DH got pretty riled up at the end of the episode - especially because of some of the things Quinn said. I wonder if they will use the lack of official "adoption" to create a plot twist this season.
Another question on Rachel's BM. She keeps saying that she gave Rachel up for adoption but wasn't she a surrogate for Rachel's dads? That was really confusing me.
I thought they would probably have to adopt but since I see the the intent of the pregnancy as different than typical adoption. The baby wasn't ever meant to be "hers"... but of course there are emotions that maybe weren't expected that come up. And, I always seem to forget, that it's TV and they do what is convenient for them
I know...I don't think it is possible unless like a pp mentioned, if she had some type of guardianship but didn't actually adopt the baby. I'm not sure. I feel like I need to go back and re-watch that episode.