[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Oh please. You just described Buffy and Faith. NOT Willow. I can't think of one thing she personally went through in the first four seasons that left anything resembling scars on her psyche (aside from her boyfriend cheating on her...maybe). Or even the fifth season.

[intrigueing]

Just having to be involved in worldsaving and lifethreatening stuff all the time and associating with the kind of villains they usually deal with would be scarring enough to a normal teenage girl, IMO. Then there's the whole "becoming a powerful witch before you're old enough to drink" thing, which coupled with the danger and stress and worry makes for a pretty huge and totally well-meaning motivator to go overboard for power.

Also, what's with this "oh please" tone? As far as I can tell, I didn't say anything rude or prevocative so I don't know why you're acting so argumentative.

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ayrt

Sorry. It's a knee-jerk thing with me, when it comes to certain characters that the show and a lot of fandom gives a pass to. It wasn't meant to argumentative, just exasperated. Mea Culpa.