Within the timeline of Breaking Bad I will also be mentioning concepts of “offscreen” additional scenes. So I'll be approaching Jesse’s journey with gender through that lense and using those pronouns. I also think she uses he/him and she/her pronouns, and is a soft butch or maybe futch lesbian.

Jesse’s arc canon arc of self discovery ties into her self discovery as an egg, so I want to run through the show from a gender point of view real quick. My personal interpretation of Jesse is that she is a non medically transitioning nonbinary transfem person, as personally I enjoy bringing attention to no-med no-op trans people and I feel that since Jesse's relationship is focused on societal gender roles that don't really relate much to physical appearance that it's a reasonable interpretation that she may not medically transition. And Jesse’s distance from the more harmless side of the male cast makes it feel like it’s not just the toxic masculinity that he’s disconnected from. He doesn’t confide in them even though, while his friends do perform some facets of hyper-masculinity, they don’t target or reject vulnerability in the way the rest of the men of the show do. And in El Camino when Pete says Jesse is his hero Jesse seems to get really close to saying he shouldn’t be. I think Jesse sort of considers saying something to them about it, but he hesitates and doesn’t. There’s parts where Jesse seems to be withholding how badly his “high rank” in the drug trade is affecting him when Pete and Badger seem to sort of idolize him for it and want in on it.

Like Jesse really wants their presence and company and wants to fit in but there ends up being something that he can’t connect with alongside them, and this also gets more prominent as the show goes on.

His interactions with them most of the time feel different and more withdrawn than their interactions with each other. Jesse is distant from even his friends, who arguably are not as entrenched in toxic masculinity as the other men in the show.

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