Like many, many others who adored the show, I was always the weird kid. Not exactly an outcast, but I certainly struggled to connect with other people. And now, I'm 24, watching this show as an adult and crying like a little baby at the finale.

If it speaks to me at such an emotional level in my adulthood, I can only wonder how much this show would've affected my life when I was a teenager. To see my desire to be recognized and accepted as who I am being portrayed in an awesome show would be, well, deeply moving, to say the least. It was something I've always wanted to see and always searching for it, and it makes me happy that it was done as well as it did.

I still feel like I'm the weird one out, still haven't exactly found a place of acceptance like Luz did, but I'm happy that she did, because I feel like I experienced a little what it would've been like through her. And I'm crying again as I typed this all out. I can only hope that one day I'll find a place like the one she has.

Also I can only imagine how much better it'd be if Disney didn't cut the season short. It would've been so, so much more emotional if it had the proper run time to develop everything.