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Stacy was constantly insecure to the point of neurosis and would hyperventilate or burst into tears when bad things happened to her... or even over ''minor'' issues, like the time she thought she was wearing stretchpants ("[[Road Worrier]]").
Stacy was perceived as "the weakest link" of the Fashion Club by club president [[Sandi Griffin]] and was sometimes humiliated and verbally abused by her. While she viewed the other Club members as friends, they often seemed to ignore her: in "[[Fair Enough]]", her mass-crying over being stood up was not only ignored, [[Tiffany Blum-Deckler]] actually asked if that meant the guy was available. The idea of being excluded or on the outs with the club was one of the things that set her off: in "[[Is It Fall Yet?]]", she utterly collapses when it comes out that Sandi and Tiffany didn't tell her something.
She constantly sought the attention and approval of fellow Fashion Club member Quinn and would often side with Quinn when her friend butted heads with Sandi Griffin before getting bullied into taking Sandi's side. In a memorable scene from "[[Gifted]]," Stacy completely relinquishes her own tastes so they become exactly like Quinn's, a change that Quinn didn't approve of and made her leave the house. It is shown on that episode that Stacy looks up to Quinn and considers her to be her best friend, sometimes to a point that even Quinn cannot tolerate. It should be noted, however, that Quinn may consider Stacy to be her best friend, as well: In the beginning of "[[Of Human Bonding]]," when Quinn is only allowed to invite one friend for sleepover, Stacy is her first choice.
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