it's been confirmed that there was a lot of hooking up on set. and from this people have guessed what people have hooked up, slightly influenced by who they wanted to hook u. lea x Dianna, heather x naya, naya x dianna, and so on and so forth
i think its likely that a lot of the hooking up included, behind the scenes workers, backup dancers, basically just people that are of no interest to the glee fandom.
but one pairing of two known actors from the show, who was confirmed to have hooked up by one of the actors themselves, gets no attention, it gets no press, no one gives a shit, it is of no worth to them.
have i posted consistently in a year? no. but i've had a thought about the show glee (2009-15) and nowhere else to share it so to the old tumblr blog it goes.
In season 6 we're introduced to 2 new characters; spencer and mason.
Spencer is a post modern gay teen™ he's not like the other gays he loves football (❤️🏈) and hates lady gaga (🤢🤮) and whilst theres nothing wrong with having those opinions, spencer is placed in a position of superiority because he has those opinions.
Things stereotypically liked by feminine people = bad
Things stereotypically liked by masculine people = good
The character clearly has internalised homophobia and toxic masculinity and even the itself series depicts him as being negatively affected by these issues, when he feels as though he can't join glee club because he'll be judged.
Spencer says that he needs to keep in line with a more stereotypically masculine presentation because being gay is already seen a mark against him, he's pressured into being one thing
The show acknowledges spencers harmful mindset a little but they dont deconstruct it enough, so a lot of the audience still see it as a positive one simply because its not stereotypical.
Then we have Mason, he's a cheerleader who doesn't have the same pressures or worry over judgement that spencer has, despite being a straight man who is part of a cheerleading squad and enthusiatically joins the glee club because he wants to.
He rejects the stereotypes associated with his sexual orientation and has a freedom and joy that spencer doesn't have.
yet we're led to believe that spencer despite all the baggage he has around doing anything that could possibly be percieved as feminine is the the more liberated one