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How are "nature breaks" accomplished? In the Men's Tour, we see the racers off their bikes, standing on the side of the road, but there doesn't seem to be a fly/zipper in their bike shorts, and the women's anatomy makes that impossible.
@antmccrossan@LeTourFemmes@spannawalker This is a strange question, but how are "nature breaks" accomplished? In the Men's Tour, we see the racers off their bikes, standing on the side of the road, but there doesn't seem to be a fly/zipper in their bike shorts, and the women's anatomy makes that impossible.
Or it makes her a bisexual who identifies as a lesbian. If her parents put her through conversion therapy, and she identified as straight, that wouldn't change her orientation.
@AfterShowReacts@YouTube Willow identifies as gay because the writers didn't know how to deal with bisexuality. Her reaction to RJ & her behavior as Vamp Willow both suggest that she is Bi, identifying as Lesbian.
@AfterShowReacts@YouTube That being said, beating up Spike is pure Xander. He doesn't have the right, but his behavior around women he cares about has never been reasonable.
@AfterShowReacts@YouTube Xander's response to Hell's Bells is, I think, poorly written, and remarkably insensitive. "Let's just reset to the way things were before we picked a wedding date!", doesn't make sense.
@AfterShowReacts@YouTube ... Be Strong (thanks, Joyce). She has been battling Depression throughout this season, but it is at this point that she decides to be Normal Again, which, for her means being the Slayer.
@AfterShowReacts@YouTube Normal Again IS one of my favorite Buffy episodes, because I think it works on a couple of different levels. We see the final hospital scene because Buffy still hasn't taken the antidote, but she has made the decision to accept the hero's role in her Hero's Journey, and