OlderFans Pay Tribute To 'The Fosters' on Social Media With Amazing Messages About the Series
The Fosters isn’t back for its’ three-part finale until June, and tons of fans are already making us want it back right now.
In a new trend on Twitter, fans all over are expressing their love for the series, which will end this summer, and sharing what the show has meant to them.
“#ThankYouTheFosters for helping me find self confidence and happiness and pride in my sexuality, for giving me a place to go to when I am sad or having a bad day, for teaching me so many life lessons that I will hold onto forever,” one fan wrote.
Another adds, “#ThankYouTheFosters for made me happy so many times and i’ll always be grateful. The characters and the series in general taught many necessary things and i learned so much since day one. You all are beautiful people who earned a place in my heart.”
The Fosters returns in June on Freeform, ahead of a spinoff series starring Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez.
Check out what more fans are saying about the show inside now!
#ThankYouTheFosters for letting me learn it was okay to love women as well. for letting me know it was amazing to adopt. letting your fans take me in when i was in the closet. thank you for letting me learn how to accept myself. for letting me love is love. for being a 2nd family
— meghan 🌈 (@MeghanTignor) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters for teaching is the meaning of family and friends and to stand up for what we believe in and never back down. I will love the show forever and because of it plan to adopt kids.
— Bailye (@Bailye8) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters for being such an incredible ground-breaking show. For putting to light so many issues and letting the world know that we can be ourselves. It's okay to be different. This show has taught me so much in the past five years. Thank you. @TheFostersTV
— Megan (@LiveLoveJelena) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters I’ve only just started watching it but I’m so thankful for the lgbt representation. It would have been so useful to watch when coming out but it’s already helping me so much now and I’m only on s3. I love it!!
— Bethany (@qualitea_bee) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters for helping me out through my tough days. This show has shown me love and what it means to be a family. Also thank you for representing the lgbt community because it really helped me learned to just be proud of who I am and be myself. 💕
— Kyleigha Santiago🌈 (@KyKyleigha) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters for teaching me that it’s not where I come from but it’s where I belong. And helping me to find love and acceptance within myself.
— lucy not vives ☾ (@maialycia) May 2, 2018
the fosters means love. it showed me that every single person in this world deserves to be loved, respected, listened and taken into consideration. everyone deserves a family, and like lena said once “dna doesn’t make a family, love does”.#ThankYouTheFosters
— ana, youth | 54 (@shawncntrll) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters for making me laugh and cry, for teaching me incredible things that will be with me forever. i will always love you 💜
— giulia (@suarezpowerful) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters because of you guys I had the courage to come out to my parents and they accepted me.@haydenbyerly you helped me the most thank you so much
— Christina Bryant (@Christi48204265) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters the show it's so important to me, thank you for help me so many times and for make me happy. It'll always be in my heart, i will always love you 💛🙌 pic.twitter.com/2f8nUrVY26
— giulia (@suarezpowerful) May 2, 2018
#TheFosters means the world to me, it’s a relatable show in so many ways. Thank you for all the good times & making me cry here & there during episodes 😂 I’ll definitely miss it once it’s over! 💙 @TheFostersTV #ThankYouTheFosters https://t.co/mNHGk1Q8F7
— Zion’s dooood 💛 (@riah_kuwonu) May 2, 2018
The Fosters taught me that it doesn't matter who you are even if you have a rough life you can still achieve your dream because of The Fosters I had faith in myself to work hard and become a actress & I will be in my first film So Thank You @TheFostersTV #ThankYouTheFosters
— 💘Savahanna N. Howard💘Living My Wildest Dream💕 (@savahannafamily) May 2, 2018
As a gay foster child from San Diego, I feel morally obligated to say #ThankYouTheFosters. A story that isn’t normally told was brought to life, and I’m eternally grateful.
— Preston Kyle Bruner (@BrunerPreston) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters. 🌈Amazing storyline that embodies LOVE, with an AMAZING cast 😘 you can’t help but fall in love with.❤️
Even the theme song is like a healing treatment. 🥃 It’s truly a phenomenon for both fans actors.
— Go Dog Go (@trump_stache) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters It illustrated the coalescing of different love cultures into a unit of family love & family first.That each individual found love, solace and security emanating from their loving mom&mama, whose love for each other was pure & giving @TeriPolo1 @SherriSaum1
— H. Zena (@jonsv3) May 2, 2018
#ThankYouTheFosters for teaching me so many good values, for helping me in bad times, for being such good people and for making me laugh, cry, get excited, and many more emotions, i will always love you and miss you 💙 pic.twitter.com/nkWjHTjXwd
— camculo (@suarezconchuda) May 2, 2018
For me, The Fosters means love, family and home. I've learned so many different things watching this show, I've felt 100 different emotions. #ThankYouTheFosters for showing me the amazing story of this beautiful family. They don't care about DNA, they just care about love💕🌈
— ~laura guedes~ (@_lauraguedes) May 2, 2018
