I think they clearly have different ways of dealing with not being able to say what's actually wrong. I think performing seems to be cathartic for Blaine, because he can have and express a general emotion, even if it's not always his. And for Quinn... singing doesn't seem to be enough (especially given she grew up in the McKinley environment in which singing is even more destructive to the rep and image etc she so carefully set up for herself). I think expressing herself through song is something still relevatively new and weird for her. I mean, she didn't get everyone ever telling her to do it like Finn--only Rachel ever encouraged it (and that was when she sang Keep Me Hanging On).
OH HELP FABERRY FEELS WHAT.
I... I don't remember where that was going, and most of that is probably headcanon, so.
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But how does Blaine actually sing his own story.I think they clearly have different ways of dealing with not being able to say what's actually wrong. I think performing seems to be cathartic for Blaine, because he can have and express a general emotion, even if it's not always his. And for Quinn... singing doesn't seem to be enough (especially given she grew up in the McKinley environment in which singing is even more destructive to the rep and image etc she so carefully set up for herself). I think expressing herself through song is something still relevatively new and weird for her. I mean, she didn't get everyone ever telling her to do it like Finn--only Rachel ever encouraged it (and that was when she sang Keep Me Hanging On).
OH HELP FABERRY FEELS WHAT.
I... I don't remember where that was going, and most of that is probably headcanon, so.