[ SECRET POST #2953 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2953 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's how I feel when I see people writing Spike from Buffy as dominant. Just no.

Although, top? Do you mean dominant? Because those aren't the same thing and I can't recall any scenes in ATLA that gave me an impression on whether Zuko would or would not like to be penetrated.

[(Anonymous)]

Ack, sorry, I meant dom. I come to you from the distant past, where terminology was fuzzier. My bad. Point is, if Zuko were any more a of a sub he'd have a periscope.

[feotakahari]

Spike before or after character development? He certainly seemed to have a firm hand on Drusilla.

[(Anonymous)]

Even then, he struck me as a certain type of male submissive. He was still "love's bitch," as he put it. He still focused totally on her and what she wanted. He seemed to me then like the type of man who reads dominant at first glance, who fits all the "alpha male" stereotypes, but who is actually submissive.