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you can sit in the kitchen and have strange memories

Let's have some coffee while remembering everything

this is mind boggling levels of insane. if you've never done needlefelting you can't quite comprehend how fucking difficult it is to not only make things so precise at such a small scale but like, not get the fibers tangled into literally everything else they interact with. and then ANIMATING it??? bro this is witchcraft

thinking about the difference between melodramatic, moody angel telling buffy he wishes he could see her in direct sunlight vs. spike just straight up scurrying around Sunnydale with a blanket over his head whenever he gets bored and wants to see buffy during the day

i like how many queer allegories there are in buffy. for example monster hunting is like being gay, doing magic is like being gay and *checks notes* dating spike is like being gay.

was thinking about if spike was cursed like angel to lose his soul if he had a moment of pure happiness and would he be able to have an enduring romantic relationship with buffy in the absence of sex, would it be enough for either of them yadda yadda and then i realized what am i even thinking?? sex??? spike would lose his soul bc buffy preset the microwave to nuke blood for just the right amount of time, spike would lose his soul bc buffy passed him the cereal box, spike would lose his soul bc of the way buffy’s butt looks in those pants, spike would lose his soul bc buffy laughed at one of his jokes, spike would lose his soul bc a light breeze blew a strand of her hair into his face, spike would lose his soul bc buffy-

I love this about him so much.

james marsters deliberately playing spike in a more sympathetic way to avoid his character being killed off after season 2 so he could keep his job is so funny. guy was literally scheming his way into job security by turning a throwaway villain into emo boy audience bait and it WORKED. gotta say i respect the grind

deeply obsessed with the bridgerton siblings finding the loneliest, most underappreciated people and then forcibly adopting them into their family by way of scandalous marriages