@juliesacunt Even down to the speech real Willow gives while pretending to be Vampire Willow, about how pathetic Willow is and everyone walks all over her.
Very, very similar to Dark Willow's comments about how the only thing Willow had going for her was the moments Tara would look at her
@1918friends I see it the opposite way. It's Tara having the strength not to tolerate mistreatment (and walking away from Willow definitely was not an easy decision)
@brecht_dp Honestly? Same, unless it's a book from a wishlist I've given them. When I am given books randomly, it's inevitably either something I already have or something I have no interest in
@legolaurapalmer@spellions Same! I've tried the comics twice and had such a hard time getting into them because I kept getting so confused about what was happening. Now that I want to try them again, I have a hard time finding them.
@harlivymaclay At most she might have tried to speak up for Buffy, and been overruled by the others. But I don't think she'd be in favour of kicking Buffy out herself
@Chiotails I loved this game! I also had a similar one set in an office, where you were the officer manager and had to try to keep all the employees happy. I think it was called Miss Management or something like that
Youโve heard of writerโs block? Now meet the readerโs block. You want to read... You have time. You know what to read... You have a pile of books ready to read... But you can't sit still enough to read...
@keyframechopper@Italian347 All through elementary school we were warned we had to learn cursive because by high school it's the only thing that would be allowed. By the time we got to high school, they were begging us not to write in cursive and type everything, or print if we had to handwrite at all
@remy_cz@ikissjungkook Not going to lie, her name is literally the main reason I never read the book series. It just made it impossible for me to take it seriously. It's a petty, shallow reason for sure but I can't deny it had an effect
@EmCohen_ Someone I knew repeatedly told me that I should stop buying CDs/DVDs and switch to downloads so I could save physical space....then I repeatedly watched him have to start from scratch and re-download everything any time he had a computer problem, which seemed even more annoying
You know what I miss? Turning on something and having it just work. No registering on another device. No signing into an account. No downloading an app. Just plug it in and it does the thing it's supposed to do.