Though, I can see why other people would want more.
Oh, I want to feel what you feel, trust me. It's just so hard now. It's that whole, once seen, cannot unsee thing. Now that I've read things in another POV, I just need some kind of affirmation that Buffy meant that ILU in a romantic, honest way.
I think he's careless about a lot of things. I also think it's too simplistic to say he's a great writer; he's very hit-or-miss. Sometimes he's incredible, but other times he makes you headdesk. But yes, it's frustrating.
Word! I agree 250%!
The way I read it is that she had been falling in love for some time by then, but she also had some lingering feelings for Angel because she had never dealt with them. Bangel ended in such a way that she was never given the opportunity to resolve her feelings. Even so, she still chose to stop basking with Angel and went back to Spike.
Thanks for the clarification! And if that is the case, she should really resolve her feelings for Angel. I get that a part of her will always love and care for Angel to a certain extent. That's fine. But she should move on from Angel and the basking. And she should resolve any feelings for Spike too if she has them. I just all of them should move on unless two of them make an active effort to be with each other.
She thinks that how she feels at any given moment is how she will always feel and doesn't look to the future.
I haven't actually gotten that from her too much. Maybe a little and only around Angel. I probably should do a re-watch of the series soon.
Oh, I want to feel what you feel, trust me. It's just so hard now. It's that whole, once seen, cannot unsee thing. Now that I've read things in another POV, I just need some kind of affirmation that Buffy meant that ILU in a romantic, honest way.
I think he's careless about a lot of things. I also think it's too simplistic to say he's a great writer; he's very hit-or-miss. Sometimes he's incredible, but other times he makes you headdesk. But yes, it's frustrating.
Word! I agree 250%!
The way I read it is that she had been falling in love for some time by then, but she also had some lingering feelings for Angel because she had never dealt with them. Bangel ended in such a way that she was never given the opportunity to resolve her feelings. Even so, she still chose to stop basking with Angel and went back to Spike.
Thanks for the clarification! And if that is the case, she should really resolve her feelings for Angel. I get that a part of her will always love and care for Angel to a certain extent. That's fine. But she should move on from Angel and the basking. And she should resolve any feelings for Spike too if she has them. I just all of them should move on unless two of them make an active effort to be with each other.
She thinks that how she feels at any given moment is how she will always feel and doesn't look to the future.
I haven't actually gotten that from her too much. Maybe a little and only around Angel. I probably should do a re-watch of the series soon.
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