the difference is the writers on Buffy knew how to pull it off. that being said i haven't seen riverdale, and couldn't get past season 1 of sabrina.

They appeared to be too shocked to stop her

Spike, besto character

@@SoraMiyanoThe Buffy musical episode is THE best episode of any Tv show ever, and that can be empirically proved by the fact that it’s been performed live many thousands of time (many of which were taped and are here on KZfaq). If you really don’t see any of that, you should : 1) probably rewatch the episode with your prejudiced blinders removed , or 2) watch other reactors react to the episode, or 3) just give up watching the rest of Buffy. I’ve loved your reactions up to this point, but as someone else said, fans wait years just for reactors to get to this episode, and even guys who hate musicals end up loving this musical. Edit: Just saw your future self, so if you’ve hated this episode for two years, I guess there truly is no hope.

She was so busy being cringed that she missed the plot. Amazing to be 6 seasons in and still doesn't trust the show.

This has to be the worst reaction in history! One of the best episodes of the series. I was literally yelling at the screen. Ughhhhhhh!!

I stopped watching just to come read comments. I was hoping to find that she starts to understand and enjoy it, but it's clear she missed the entire point of this episode. YES, some of the singing was cringe. It was supposed to be! The lyrics told the whole story! This was one of the most meaningful episodes even if one doesn't like non professional singing. She didn't give this a chance. 😢 Will move on and look for more reactions.

This feels a bit like people saying that the Empire strikes back wasn’t too good because it didn’t get into the character development of Anakin. At a certain point, some people have generationally missed the boat because they didn’t have good friends who could usher them into the series.

This is the worst I’ve ever seen

It does make it better that most of them can’t sing very well because the characters aren’t singers just as the actors aren’t. It’s supposed to sound off. It would feel even weirder if they all could suddenly sing extremely well.

What?! His brother? Never knew that. Nice fun fact. I absolutely concur everything you said about this episode, because I said it myself. I was actually yelling at her on the screen. Like, "shut up about your cringe factor and listen to the damn lyrics! It's moving the story arcs on." And, "don't you dare pass it off as just another show with a musical episode, when this was done first. . And successfully. It never felt silly like it was going for pure cheesey. There was the tongue in cheek humor and self aware, in order to just get the obvious out of the way...that it's a musical with non musical actors. She said Tara couldn't sing...just how strong was that wine, cuz she was trippin'. Not only could she, but Marti and David did a fine job. Now it was obvious that the Demon playing actor was from broadway. He was brilliant. For a few yrs., I thought he was the actor who played Kyle Barker from Living Single, because he had his mannerisms and kind of sounded like him too.

@@blackkatt777 it’s likely Sora didn’t realize that Marti and David had cameos in the episode. That usually has to be pointed out to first time watchers and reactors. Have no idea why she thought Amber Benson couldn’t sing. Maybe she doesn’t like classical soprano voices.

All of this. I cringed every time she said cringe. This episode is a masterpiece. Even though Anthony, James, and Amber have probably the best voices in the cast, nobody was bad or off key. Alyson and Michelle have a bare few singing lines in the episode and it's clearly not in their wheelhouse, but they don't sound bad. They are still in key and it doesn't really hurt the overall song. Sara, Emma, and to a lesser extant Nicholas I thought all did very well despite not being Broadway types. They all rose to the occasion and turned in solid performances.

It’s weird to see all these people who actually appreciate the show sharing information on a channel of someone who obviously doesn’t

It’s because it’s not a TV musical, it’s the TV musical. It’s like when the guy invented the first moving picture.

I was going to say the same thing. 🖤🖤

She didn't get it because of her prejudice about all musical episodes... That's sad and disappointed me so much :C

Exactly! What’s up with “oh yeah, Tara is singing”!

I have watched so many “Once More, With Feeling“ KZfaq reaction videos (I know, get a life).. That said, I do have this experience under my belt: nearly everybody either burst into tears, and/or praised Amber Benson’s incredible vocal, when Willow and Tara do their song number. This content creator ain’t it.

Ditto that for every emotional moment, except maybe a couple

This is my last time doubling down on the content creator, but: Do you have a shred of empathy and a sense of joy, a capacity for mirth, much less a basic appreciation of unparalleled dialogue, or an artistic acknowledgement of all of the musical and stage elements coming together to make this happen?

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very that

Fan Theory didn't like this episode either.

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You were cringing at Sora cringing 😬

Reaction videos mean peoople react what they feel, not what you want them to feel :)

​@@SoraMiyanotrue.. but when you react to something one should pay attention to the things being said here sung. You just talk over all and do not comment on the actual storyline or things being said. You just say how you dislike musical episodes in general. It is okay to say it and we want to know as it's your opinion. But if you are only saying one thing for the whole episode over and over it makes people disappointed as they want to hear your thoughts on the episode as there is so much character development.

I hate the ‘Under Your Spell’ number but certainly not because of Amber’s wonderful singing.

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And you are entitled to your own opinión. As i am

Or Xena

@@Girl4Music Oh hell yeah, The Bitter Suite, Xena did get there first

So much so i ve decided to stop posting buffy/angel reactions alltogether lmao

@@SoraMiyano I'm sorry to hear that, don't let a bunch of people with too much free time ruin your experience on the web. Also remember, every bad comment is still +1 view for the algorithm

@@JacopoBasanisi true but i don't really care about the algorithm haha KZfaq doesnt pay me and also i have been stuck or shadowbanned for a while so 🥹

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Also, I loved your new glasses from the future.

Lol failwhale will sometimes just totally swerve you with his weirdo opinion there was a S7 episode where he had an opinion that I in my nearly 30 years as a Buffy fan have NEVER heard anyone have.😂😂 I can't be mad at it but sometimes it's like "what?! How could you hate the musical? How could you think THAT about that scene??!" 😂😂😂

@@enicole1203 now I'm curious. Which scene and opinion are you talking about?

@@antoniolamounier I thinking Sora finished the series so I should be safe but if not, *SPOILERS AHEAD* The one where our girl gets voted off the island by the others and told to leave. He took the crowd's side. Every *single* person I know who has seen the series was on Buffy's side there.😂

@@enicole1203 what? Lol. I'm glad I didn't watch that one.

That’s the thing. Musical episodes have gotten such a bad reputation lately that even the quintessential musical episode can be looked upon unfavourably based on preconceived notions. Makes me wonder what Sora would think about Xena’s ‘The Bitter Suite’ which aired before ‘OMWF’ and was the first musical episode. It’s not as popular as ‘OMWF’ but it is just as acclaimed. And they’re actually very similar to be honest.

@@Girl4Music Bitter Suite was not the first musical episode, I Love Lucy already did musical episodes 40 years before Xena.

@@fabianhebestreit3240 yes but that’s not a dedicated TV show. That is a musical in itself, isn’t it?

@@Girl4Music What? I have no idea what you mean. I Love Lucy was a regular tv show.

@@fabianhebestreit3240 I don’t know either. Ignore me.

You can still be. Just because i had a different opinion than yours doesnt mean anything

thank you ​💜​

Loved the reaction tho! :D

The warning is in the very begining of the video 😂

@@PandezPanda thank You 💜

woops

@SoraMiyano it's OK, she forgave you pretty quickly and went back to sleep.

It’s SORA’s reaction! Why do you want her to react to something the way YOU think and feel about it? That’s not an honest reaction. I love ‘OMWF’ but I have absolutely no issue with Sora reacting negatively to it because she’s not me and I am not her. I admire honest reactors.

@@Girl4Music i wasn't being accusatory, I was teasing. Maybe I should have put a winking smiley face at the end of that to show I was polking fun. It's sometimes hard to interpret someone's humorous inflections on what they write unless they add an emoji from time to time.

@@blackkatt777 probably for the best

Seriously @Girl4Music thank you 😭​

I personally don’t feel 6-7 is overrated. It’s the single best episode of ANY TV show ever. My proof? It’s been presented live 1000s of time’s all across the country. Name any other episode of any other TV show that can come close to that in any way.

I agree with you 100%!!

And ‘The Bitter Suite’, which came before ‘Once More, With Feeling’.

@@Girl4Music That's the Xena one, right? That's actually the one I had in mind. :) Technically, there was one before it, on The Drew Carey Show, but they just break out into song and dance for no reason. So like the Lucy one, I'm not including it as a full "musical episode". Xena is pretty much the one that pioneered it, and Buffy kind of perfected it, in my humble opinion.

@@willsofer3679 yeah. ‘The Bitter Suite’ is one of two Xena musical episodes.

xena also had two musical episodes (one of which I think was very good)

@@transmatized yep. ‘The Bitter Suite’ and ‘Lyre, Lyre, Hearts On Fire’. The former is exceptional.

Thank you

Sora’s already finished the show anyway. Posting for KZfaq isn’t a necessity.

Never

@@SoraMiyano 😂

Mine tooo!!! Been in love with him since i was a child haha have a little tattoo of his face too

Well… that’s because it’s a REACTION.

@@Girl4Music The whole reaction was "it's a musical, cringe"

@@Mortigantoj and? If that’s how they genuinely feel about it then it doesn’t matter. That’s an honest reaction. Would you rather they have fabricated their feelings instead? In the same way that it’s valid for you to not like the reaction, it’s valid for Sora to not like the episode.

Thank you :') @Girl4Music

@@SoraMiyano no problem. Tired of seeing this shit.

Aaaw thank you 🥹 with Buffy and Angel I dont think so. I'm posting them on patreon in the $1 tier. The mean comments really drove me away

@@SoraMiyano oh :( i’m so sad but i understand. Maybe i’ll sign up on patreon 😽

Schmigadoon! havent seen season 2 but loved season 1 hahaha

Xena too. Well… at least the first musical. The second one was… alright. But your typical concept of “battle of the bands”. It’s fun for the cast of course but not much else. It’s the dramatic opera that was the phenomenal one and easily my favourite episode.

the warning is literally in the begining of the video lol

That's a really nice compliment thank you 🥰

i don't always like buffy, but i always support her. i always like willow, but i can't support her this season.

@@sirmoonslosthismind I love Willow and I almost always can’t support her

@@sirmoonslosthismind Buffy's the worst part of her own show. I don't see how people could support her. Her behavior just gets worst and worst each season.

@@x-man9473 what are you talking about? buffy's consistently the best person in her friend group, and she has to deal with way more than anyone else, more than anyone should or could.

@@sirmoonslosthismind exactly. I don't always agree with Buffy either but to act like she's some horrible person is silly lol but x-man just whinges in every comment section about how much he hates her 😂I couldn't watch a show where I hated the main character, every single character on this show has flaws. Very strange.

Willow took Tara's memory away for the one incident that made her angry with Willow. Then she chose to perform cunnilingus on Tara while she was under the affects of the spell that made her subservient to Willow's emotional and sexual needs as she can't remember that she was angry with her for abusing magic and therefore would never be willing for Willow to sexually stimulate her at any point in any way until they resolved the fight and her anger dissipated naturally. This means Willow disregarded Tara's autonomy. And even though Tara made an informed decision, she still didn’t know all of the information. This is what made it rape/sexual assault: Tara did not have full information. If she did, that would have changed or negated her informed decision to have sex. She would not have asked for sex and she would not have given consent if Willow asked for sex instead. What Willow does to Tara is the magic-equivalent of drug-induced date-rape. Basically she slipped Tara a magical roofie. It's Whedon's fantasy of lesbians "getting it on" without knowing or caring about the serious implications behind it. It's inexcusable and has to be called out for what it is. So I am doing that here and anywhere that I can because it’s a non-consent situation overlooked. The fact Willow performed cunnilingus on Tara while she was under her spell would mean that Willow took advantage of her. Tara did not have full information so she never fully consented to doing that with her because we know if she did have full information she wouldn’t have been willing to do it. She’d still be angry. That’s the point I’m trying to make about it being rape/sexual assault. Tara is mind controlled in such a way where she cannot give true full consent because her capability and capacity to give true full consent has been taken away from her by Willow. Willow altering and erasing her memory means that she is not fully informed so she cannot fully consent. I understand that Tara is the one who propositioned Willow for sex but that’s no different to a drunk/drugged person propositioning a date-rapist for sex. That’s usually how they get away with it happening in the first place. They’re not who ask for or initiate it to happen. But they are the one who intend and methodically plan it to happen. I’m not saying Willow was doing that but she clearly didn’t have a problem with performing on Tara while she knew she was under the influence through a memory erasure spell. Tara is under the influence through magic just like someone who was drunk/drugged would be under the influence through alcohol/drugs. This makes it date-rape. As it turns out, it’s not just me that thinks this way about this scene in ‘OMWF’. After Ellen does as well. This is an excerpt from an article written on it: “But Willow brings Buffy back from the dead. Her use of dark magic and reliance on spells become a growing source of tension. And Willow crosses a line by using a spell to wipe their arguments about magic from Tara’s mind. They have sex while Tara’s memory is modified - sex that Tara, informed by her memories, would likely not have consented to. This ground-breaking lesbian romance becomes an abusive relationship that, arguably, culminates in rape. Abuse can happen within lesbian relationships. But it doesn’t happen nearly as often as abuse within heterosexual relationships. The overwhelming majority of intimate partner violence is enacted by men against women. Therefore, it feels grossly unfair that Whedon chose to make the first lesbian couple on his show - the first lesbian couple countless viewers saw on-screen - into an abusive relationship. Although Tara leaves, Willow faces no real repercussions for her abusive behaviour. Her friends don’t shun her. Whereas everybody is rightly horrified that Spike tried to rape Buffy, nobody expresses that same disgust about Willow raping Tara. And Tara comes back, half a season later. This impunity is more a product of male fantasy, inspired by Whedon’s own ability to get away with mistreating women with less power than him, than an accurate reflection of how lesbians treat one another or are treated by our peers.” Source: Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered: Willow and Tara 20 Years On.

Not giving or not being able to give true full consent in any way, shape or form makes it rape/sexual assault. It doesn’t matter what the circumstances are or who it is that participates. If any party cannot fully consent, then they are not having a fully consensual sexual experience. They are being raped/sexually assaulted. If any party say ‘No’ or are not able to say ‘No’ when they want to or their capability to say ‘No’ has been taken from them, then it is rape/sexual assault. It can’t and shouldn’t be excused or glossed over or made into a “shipper moment”. That’s why I take such serious issue with the Willow/Tara situation. It’s not that Tara doesn’t say ‘No’ to it happening, because obviously she asks for it to. It’s that she doesn’t realize that she wouldn’t ask for it if she could remember that she was angry with Willow. If she had FULL INFORMATION prior to having sex with her. Therefore, it is not true full consent. Not at all because Willow has sex with Tara while she is unknowingly drugged by magic. And since the writers depict magic as a literal drug in Season 6, there is no other way to look at it or perceive of it. I’d have no issue with the sexual situation if Tara wasn’t under that Lethe’s Bramble spell. The reason why I do is because the spell extricates important information from Tara’s mind which would change or negate her willingness and desire to sexually receive and her girlfriend’s right to sexually perform on her. There are MASSIVE controversial issues when it comes to the theme of consent in ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ and Willow is one of the main characters that is a frequent offender of these controversial issues all throughout the show. I have written a lengthy analysis on it that I believe gives an explanation as to why she is like this titled: ‘Willow Rosenberg and her relationship with consent - An essay on the theme of ‘consent’ in ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ (BUFFY REWATCH - S01E01/E02 - Welcome To The Hellmouth/The Harvest)’.

Then there’s how this looks from Tara’s perspective and what she experiences from the taking of her memories because what gets taken away from her isn’t just her memories but also her mental and bodily autonomy and personhood that’s attached to her memories. Therefore, her capability and capacity to make informed decisions and to give/not give consent to the contact with and use of her body while her memory of information that would change or negate her giving/not giving her consent is missing. The great irony of ‘Under Your Spell' is that the song is all about how love has made you free to be yourself when you singing the song is something you wouldn’t do if you were actually being yourself. The striking difference of ‘Under Your Spell’ being about how Willow helped Tara come out of her own shell and step into her own light juxtaposed with it also being about how Willow chooses to mind control Tara and take her capability to be who she really is away whether she intends to do that or not. How the whole thing is a huge deception which culminates in the horrific act of physical rape. Think about the reprise of ‘Under Your Spell’ with the line: “Willow, don’t you see? They’ll be nothing left of me.” This is referring to if Willow continues to take Tara’s memory away every time Tara disagrees with her abuse of magic. It’s as Tara says - “fixing (me) to (your) liking”. Turning her into a docile lamb. Controlled. Submissive. Compliant. Obedient. Dutiful. Subdued. In other words: as she was in her upbringing - a ‘Cinderella’. That’s what Willow wants from Tara. She says as much in ‘All The Way’ when Tara asks her what she wants her to do; “just sit back and keep my mouth shut?” and Willow replies with “well, that would be a good start”. What exactly do you think that means? Because to me it means that Willow doesn’t want an equal partner with her own autonomy and personhood. She wants and intends to dominate Tara and their romantic/sexual relationship as domestic partners. And this is made so much worse for me by the fact that she actually physically rapes her while she is also mentally raped. People don’t see it this way because the supernatural is involved and it’s always high stakes and written drama in this show anyway. But looking at it from the perspective that it’s not a TV show (which is essentially what Season 6 tries to make you feel…) and you now have the horrific situation of mental and physical date-rape. The understanding that Willow first rapes Tara’s mind via forcibly and clandestinely penetrating it with magic and then rapes her body while the flower’s affects are still fully functioning in her anatomy. I’ll never be able to get passed that the same way I cannot get passed Spike’s attempted rape of Buffy. Yet only ONE is seen and called out for what it actually is even though Tara was successful rape. Why is this? I’ll give 5 reasons: 1. They’re both women. And if a woman is the rapist, it’s generally not taken as serious as it is if it’s a man that is the rapist. The victim is also a woman so it’s perceived as “her fault”. Implying the incorrect and insulting notion that a woman cannot rape someone. 2. It happens during a sweet, romantic and cute musical number that’s about how one of the couple feels about their partner and how they and their life has changed for the better because of that person now being in their life. So it doesn’t look egregious. 3. You do not see it explicitly happening on-screen. It is just heavily implied by way of the victim levitating off the bed and then the scene cuts out at the “climax” point and immediately cuts in to it being referenced by another character as a joke. Not to mention the lyrics are suggestive of cunnilingus: “Surging like the sea. Pulled to you so helplessly. I break with every swell. Lost in ecstasy. Spread beneath my Willow tree. You make me complete. You make me-.” It’s obvious what’s happening without seeing it. You know exactly what is going on there. 4. The victim appears to give consent by asking for it which is often the way it is with date-rape. The rapist either doesn’t ask or doesn’t initiate. The victim does. This is often intended by the rapist but not all the time. Just responding is enough to call it rape because the rapist is aware that the victim is drugged and instead of rejecting the victim, they reciprocate. 5. The date-rape itself was gentle and loving much like the Angel and Buffy statutory rape is - not rough and violent like the Spike and Buffy attempted rape is so it doesn’t look bad. Physically forced rape/sexual assault tends to look worse than any other kind because you see the victim struggling against their rapist. Even though force is not what makes it rape.

What is failed to be recognized by the writer is that it is rape/sexual assault regardless. Any sexual situation that happens where any party did not or cannot fully consent is rape/sexual assault, harassment or abuse. Willow/Tara’s sexual situation is a double-layered rape/sexual assault because Tara is not aware that she cannot fully consent to sex. She can’t fully consent because she isn’t fully informed. If she was fully informed she would not ask for sex because any desire or willingness to have sex is immediately changed or negated the moment she becomes aware. The whole situation is disgusting. It’s absolutely horrific and evil. And if it were me in Tara’s situation in those episodes - I would never ever get back with the person who did this to me again no matter what circumstance it was in. But she does and that really did undermine Tara’s character in my eyes. I’m a shipper and I’ll always be a shipper but that rape/sexual assault was unforgivable and unredeemable in my opinion. I take a lot of issue with these non-consensual sexual situations in this show but the one I call out the most is the Willow/Tara situation and the reason why I do is because it never is by the show writer. What is, is the mind rape. Not the body rape. Of course, Tara herself doesn't call out what Willow did to her as rape/sexual assault. She’s only upset that Willow violated her mind - not her body along with it. And then she gets over it rather quickly and is stoked to get back together with Willow a few episodes later. The writer is entirely at fault for this. Who is the writer for ‘OMWF’? Whedon is the writer! He is at fault for it! It just makes me wonder just how many times did Willow put a spell on Tara without her knowledge and consent? And I don’t just mean memory or mind controlling spells. Love spells? Augmentation spells? How often did she ignore or disregard her autonomy? How often did she alter or erase Tara’s personhood? How often was she physically intimate with her while her personhood was altered or erased? And how often, once Tara learned the truth, did she think and worry about it? Because I know I certainly wouldn’t be able to trust Willow at all again. That would be a betrayal of trust so deep to me that I’d have to remove her from my life permanently because I couldn’t live my life plagued by the constant anxiety that the love of my life took my personhood from me and may still be doing so while they are still a part of my life. Especially because my self-worth or self-value is grounded in my ability to express and assert myself as an individual. In being able to be ME in all that I am and do in every conscious waking moment of living. I place such an importance on my personhood and autonomy that if there was someone in my life that I loved and that claimed to love me back that actively attempted and successfully took that from me even just the once and I came into awareness of that betrayal of trust… they’d never be allowed to see me ever again. Never again would I let them near me or who I love. That’s an insanely abusive thing to do that should not just be forgiven and forgotten just like that. How on Earth is Tara able to forgive Willow after that happens twice to her? Or however many times it does because we actually can’t be sure of that to be honest. I would hope those were the only times but given how she never hesitated the first time we see her do it and she was just so quick to do it again the very next episode, it’s more-than-likely that she did it frequently. How can she possibly let her back into her life again? I couldn’t. For the life of me I couldn’t. There is so much mental, emotional and physical violation that Willow does to Tara in just these three episodes alone (‘All The Way’/‘Once More, With Feeling’/‘Tabula Rasa’) that is already enough to outdo every other main protagonist’s wrong or questionable actions in the entire show. And please don’t get me wrong,… I think this arc for Willow Rosenberg is absolutely fantastic for representing a morally grey/ambiguous female character from a fictional standpoint. But from a realistic standpoint - I’d avoid somebody like her like the fucking plague if I knew that this was what she was capable of doing to me. If this is how abusive and evil she could be to me. Great for accurate representation of abuse. Great for storytelling. Great for compelling written drama. But absolutely horrific for real life interactions and relationships. And the constant abuse of Tara Maclay just goes to show you that if this is how fictional female characters can be treated by Whedon, just how on Earth does he treat women in real life? I know this is really longwinded. But it has to be said. What Willow does to Tara is no different than what Warren does to Katrina or what Spike does to Buffy. What makes it seem different is that the sexual situation is not physically forced on Tara. It appears to be loving and gentle. It appears to be sweet, romantic and cute. But when you really come to understand the serious implications behind Tara being under Willow’s spell at the time, it definitely is not a consensual sexual situation. And therefore it’s absolutely disgusting that Willow does that to Tara. To the love of her life. To her significant other. For me, the fact it is filtered through the “shipper” lens makes it even worse because it is glorifying and celebrating a sexual situation that should not be happening between them while one of them is magically inebriated or drugged. There you go. That’s how I really think and feel about this entire Willow/Tara ‘Under Your Spell’ situation. Most that watch it only view it as a mental violation because the writing only calls it out as that. But now there is much more awareness and education on rape/sexual assault and what constitutes as giving/not giving true full consent. I recommend reading my analysis on Willow Rosenberg and her relationship with the theme of consent. It explains why she ignores, disregards and takes the capability to give true full consent away. Willow is very quietly morally grey all throughout the show and I love her character for that. I love her for representing that moral ambiguity that very rarely seems to exist for female characters in TV art/entertainment. Season 6 reveals Willow’s abusive, sadistic and dominant nature in all it’s ugly ferocity that has existed since she was introduced in ‘BtVS’ but was just deeply repressed without any real power to act it out. I don’t know about you guys but I would definitely say that Willow mentally and physically raping her girlfriend is the worst thing that she ever does in the entire show. Any time this subject is brought up from this point onwards I will link directly to this post because it coherently and thoroughly explains my stance on Willow/Tara’s situation in ‘OMWF’ and the serious implications behind Whedon living out his “lesbian porn” fantasy through them in this musical number.

Agreed. Same with the Faith/Riley/Buffy thing. At least she was established as a villain, but Faith used Buffy's body without Buffy's consent to have sex with Riley without his consent, and it really wasn't brought up properly as rape when it happened.

Let them react how they want too ,they haven't seen it like us and the have to speak so its commentary and they don't get striked by KZfaq. Now shes not posting on KZfaq anymore ,be more kind with KZfaqrs .

She has to talk over it lol . On KZfaq you need to have a commentary reaction over the show or movie you're reacting too or she would get copyright . Do you imagine ,never seening the show and you need to react to it ,do commentary over it and pay attention to something you've never seen all at the same time ,plus shes not English. Take it down a noch will ya, let reactors be their selves before the all leave KZfaq.

you mean in MY REACTION? Go watch the episode on your own. Literally what the actual fuck

@@SoraMiyano yes, people do forget that it’s someone’s REACTION. Why do they expect reactors to react the way that they want them to? That defeats the whole point of it being A REACTION!

@@Girl4Music i swear sometimes i just don't understand the world hahahah

@@SoraMiyano there was a reactor that reacted very negatively to my favourite ‘BtVS’ episode ‘Restless’ and I’ll admit - I was disappointed - at first. But then I processed my thoughts about it a later and realized “Wait, hang on,… why should I be disappointed when it’s THEIR reaction, not mine?” They shouldn’t react to it the way that I want them to react to it just because it’s MY favourite episode. The reaction would be pointless if they did because it’s not honest. In short - I had a spurt of consciousness evolution. Now it doesn’t bother me at all if a reactor reacts negatively to something that I like or care about. It’s them being an honest reactor and I have more of an appreciation for that over the ego validation.

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Does a reactor that has a different opinion about an episode , need to have that comment?! Does it affect you that much ,that she had a deferent opinion? If so go outside ,you need it.

Yeah, wtf was that?

its called fantasy

Yeah, with Buffy is always been very delicate 😂 and I'm not one to hide the way I feel

@@SoraMiyano don't ever do❤️✊be yourself ❤️

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Everyone have the right to their own opinions indeed!

Because its a creepy stalker vampire, its not real. Its a fantasy we'll never get to live but in shows

Not everyone has the same reaction and not everyone loves musicals . don't be so hard on her.

Then exit the video and dont watch i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/020/941/gavin.jpg

A lot of reactors get blasted for doing that too. *sigh* you really can’t win, Sora. Good thing you’re not trying to, eh? 😜