>>I'm a bad person to try and convince on S/B, as I'm known among my circle of friends for only having liked her before she died... the first time.<<
Heh, don't worry, I'm not trying to convince you. I just don't want to come off as *too* anti-Buffy, as I have friends who still like her and I don't want them to stop talking to me. While my instant emotional reaction to Buffy is one of irritation and disgust, I can intellectually understand why some people like and/or sympathize with her still.
>>But then, I'm not fond of how they write women as a general rule; the only ones I really like are Anya, Faith, and S3 Cordy<<
Sounds like me, too. (I am so loving the return of Faith!) Those are the only women who stand up for themselves and don't put on a meek little victim act most of the time.
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Date: 2003-03-17 09:57 am (UTC)Awesome, thank you!
>>I'm a bad person to try and convince on S/B, as I'm known among my circle of friends for only having liked her before she died... the first time.<<
Heh, don't worry, I'm not trying to convince you. I just don't want to come off as *too* anti-Buffy, as I have friends who still like her and I don't want them to stop talking to me. While my instant emotional reaction to Buffy is one of irritation and disgust, I can intellectually understand why some people like and/or sympathize with her still.
>>But then, I'm not fond of how they write women as a general rule; the only ones I really like are Anya, Faith, and S3 Cordy<<
Sounds like me, too. (I am so loving the return of Faith!) Those are the only women who stand up for themselves and don't put on a meek little victim act most of the time.