[ SECRET POST #2328 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2328 ⌋

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[darkmanifest]

Chiming in, yeah, I really liked Riley and Buffy together, even on the first watch of the series. I was burned out on the Angel drama at that point, and I just wanted Buffy to have a normal relationship for awhile; even if the guy himself wasn't particularly interesting, so what? It should have been a nice, low-key era in Buffy's life that showed her romance didn't always have to come packaged with insanity. Then they just had to turn that into another dysfunctional angst-fest, too.

I was deeply confused when I discovered fandom hated his guts. Maybe they dragged Riley's involvement out way longer than it needed to go, struggling to make him relevant when it...wasn't really happening, but damn, between him and the doomed vampire (and I love that vampire), dude was a step up.