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** The reactions of pretty much everyone who isn't supportive. Ms. Baxter and Mrs. Poindexter, the latter especially, are fixed on "fixing" Liza for the sake of their beloved ''school''. Liza's mother thinks it's just a phase. Liza's father pities her for never being able to lead a "normal", heterosexual life. For anyone who has ever experienced this themselves, this is a major, major tear jerker.
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** The reactions of pretty much everyone who isn't supportive. Ms. Baxter and Mrs. Poindexter, the latter especially, are fixed on "fixing" Liza for the sake of their beloved ''school''. Liza's mother thinks it's just a phase. Liza's father pities her for never being able to lead a "normal", heterosexual life. For anyone who has ever experienced this themselves, this is a major, major tear jerker.jerker.
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* Pretty much everything. All the {{Gayngst}}, Liza's mother and father's reaction to their daughter's sexuality, the reaction of the other kids at Fosters, pretty much everything after they're discovered.
** The reactions of pretty much everyone who isn't supportive. Ms. Baxter and Mrs. Poindexter, the latter especially, are fixed on "fixing" Liza for the sake of their beloved ''school''. Liza's mother thinks it's just a phase. Liza's father pities her for never being able to lead a "normal", heterosexual life. For anyone who has ever experienced this themselves, this is a major, major tear jerker.
** The reactions of pretty much everyone who isn't supportive. Ms. Baxter and Mrs. Poindexter, the latter especially, are fixed on "fixing" Liza for the sake of their beloved ''school''. Liza's mother thinks it's just a phase. Liza's father pities her for never being able to lead a "normal", heterosexual life. For anyone who has ever experienced this themselves, this is a major, major tear jerker.
