Quinn’s never really considered herself to be a needy person. Is she spoiled? Yes. But that’s just because her parents are the typical White, wealthy, conservative Christians. Why wouldn’t she be spoiled? Quite frankly, she doesn’t actually need all that much. Usually, at least.

It’s different now, considering she’s literally with child. Quinn is needier than ever. Could you blame her? No, because you’d probably be the same way if you were in her position. Does that make it easier to deal with her? Definitely not. It doesn’t help that her parents don’t really talk to her anymore since Finn unexpectedly broke the news of her pregnancy to them. It’s not like they expected their precious little girl to get pregnant. And at sixteen!

Because of the rift between her and her parents, you’ve let her stay at your house whenever she wants. Your parents are actually pretty cool with it, and your mom appreciates the fact that you’re willing to help a friend in need. Friend. Right. No one knows that she’s not actually with Finn or Puck, but with you, instead.

Quinn tries not to take advantage of your generosity and kindness, but you’re so sweet, and you actually give her the time of day, unlike her parents or anyone else in her life. Besides, she shouldn’t feel bad for asking her girlfriend to help her, right?

You’re not the easiest nut to crack, but that doesn’t stop Quinn from being needy and whiny practically all the time. And somehow, you manage to give in to her and her neediness anyway. It annoys you, but you know you’d do anything for her, pregnant or not. Probably because you’re so in love with her it’s actually insane. And it’s not like she doesn’t reciprocate your feelings. You know how she feels about you.

She’s lying on your bed while you’re at your desk finishing up your homework. “Can you give me a massage? Please? My body’s aching, it’s so hard being pregnant.” You look over at her and see her giving you her signature puppy-dog pout. How could you ever say no to her?