I think I'm going Spuffy....

[starsthatshine]

I'm just making a quick entry since my dad will be here any minute. I was just looking through some sites and it hit me - I'm kinda Spuffy fan right now. The angst is just so lovely but after 'Seeing Red' everything went downhill (and I still hate 'Dead Things' but other than that). I'm not saying I'm going all 'OMG Spuffy is wonderful' but I guess I'm growing into an acceptance of the ship. (I guess Jennifer is jumping with some sort of joy right now? :P)

Spuffy scenes that I actually like are scenes like the one in Hell's Bells (cheesy but I kinda liked it) and well.... maybe Smashed. Most of the Spuffy episodes are kinda a blur to me since when I saw them I spent 90% of the time shivering over Spuffy.

But like I said, I've accepted them I guess in some level in my mind. But that doesn't mean well... You know :P Love you all. Take care of yourselves over the weekend. Post zillions of comments in my journal and make me happy! :D

Comments

[pyleanelf.livejournal.com]

It's weird, but I like Spuffy moments, such as the ones you've mentioned and in the episode where 'they missed the bed again'. I like the lines and the jokes and I don't get that upset by Seeing Red, but I could never actually be a Spuffy lover. I think they're great as enemies, as friends and I love that he has this huge crush on her, but as a couple? NOOO! And not because of Seeing Red or any other parts of the abusive relationship (from Buffy's side it was horribly abusive towards him...) but because she *does* *not* love him. She is blinded by his-having-a-soul-now. Argh. It's so hard to explain, but despite everything, I love Spuffy scenes, Spuffy jokes, but I just don't think they *belong* together. Why does Joss have to make this so complicated to talk about? lol.

[aliasagent.livejournal.com]

*lol* I think that the crush thing was the best part in the whole Spuffy thing but some scenes in season 6 grew on you... But I still think that Spuffy was wrong *lol*