[ SECRET POST #2730 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2730 ⌋

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[darkmanifest]

To me, it was her personality and previous life experience that made what happened seem so inconsistent. She only ever had sex in a long-term mutually committed relationship, so then she...slept with guy she barely knew because she thought he was cute and interesting. Which would have made sense if her character had evolved to exploring her sexuality with no strings attached (like plenty of college freshmen do) after years of being strung up to a guy she could never have. But that wasn't the case, so it seemed like the narrative purpose of any of it was actually taking Buffy out of character to have the guy be a dick afterwards and therefore feed us some tired moral about Sex Bad.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT, days late because ... anon:

I can see your argument. I still feel like overall in terms of her character development having her try casual sex and discover it sucks was fairly unrealistic, but in terms of presenting a sex-positive moral message they could have handled it better.