[ SECRET POST #4698 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4698 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I never understood the appeal of Angel. At least with Spike she was an adult and they were honest with each other, even if she was an adult making poor decisions.

[(Anonymous)]

When I was 16, I got the appeal of Angel because of the angsty, star-crossed lovers. It was romantic, in the Anne Shirley sense of the word. But even as a teenager, the practical side of me never saw them getting a happily ever after because even if you ignored the curse they were terrible at talking to each other and also Angel had a tendency for being patronizing that annoyed me.

Rewatching as an adult makes it abundantly clear that on top of other issues, Angel's also a creeper perving on a literal child for most of his run on the show, so you know. Ick.

[(Anonymous)]

Different anon, but you summed it up. I liked Angel when I first watched it and he was a mysterious older guy. As an adult he's just the dude who hangs out with high school girls that everyone his own age stopped talking to because they think he's weird.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. We're supposed to believe that there's no college-aged or older people who would have been okay with accepting Angel into their circle of friends? The only person who could really understand him was a high school sophomore. Uh huh.