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they/he/she

[petricampp]

markhelly - eternal sunshine of the spotless severed mind

[bocadelinfierno]

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

lie to me

[disco-tea]

“I understand with perfect clarity exactly what you are. You're a hell of a woman.”

BTVS | 1.01, 2.03, 1.02, 4.07, 2.06, 2.01, 4.20

[cherrypikkins]

Time to clean the blorbo! Pick an action

gently run a lintroller over them

steam clean

handwash only

machine wash hot, longest cycle

use a power washer

sandblast them

let them stay filthy

other

Voting ended onJun 3

plz reblog for sampo size

[solitairians]

watching buffy makes me feel like i'm darwin on the galápagos islands but for pop culture vampires. like obviously louis & lestat are the first (popular) iterations of the modern vampire but angel & spike are the crucial evolutionary step between them and every other sexy vampire that came into existence in the 2000s. for example it's hard to see much of louis in edward but then when you realise it went louis -> angel -> edward it all makes so much sense you forget 9/11 even had anything to do with it at all

[avidcollectorofdust]

To YOU it’s bad writing. To ME it’s a very nuanced piece of work that explores subtle intricacies without outright saying it. And also it’s bad writing

[theveryunlikelywonderland]

- R Wright; Sunlit

[rpfofficial]

sometimes rpf is the highest form of flattery and sometimes rpf is atonement for their crimes

[burneddownthegym]

☀︎  buffy/spike parallels  ☾

2.06 halloween & 5.14 crush - both wear a performatively gendered costume in order to appeal to what they think their crush wants

[sanshofox]

Another one. btvs sketchpack finished ✨

and here the close ups :

[silvermars]

okayy who was asking for the sarah suggested spuffy proof???

[sqiddylala]

[grantmeonelastwish]

season 6 if it was awesome

[spuffygifs]

buffy & spike +  🥰 🥰 🥰

[disco-tea]

“It’s okay. I can be alone with you here.”

BTVS || 3.08 // 6.03

[she-posts-nerdy-stuff]

Rewatching Fool For Love and I hadn’t quite acknowledged this the first time around, and maybe it’s more potent with the added perspective on the imagery of the coat in season 7, but there’s something deeply poetic about the way that when Buffy pushes Spike to the ground and tells him that he’s beneath her, echoing the scene with Cecily, his coat slips off his shoulders. In this moment he’s the most emotionally vulnerable and the closest he has been to who he was the day he died that we have yet seen on screen, and when that happens the coat visibly slips out of frame onto the pavement and then remains loose around his arms in the wider shot whilst Buffy walks away. We’ve just seen exactly what the coat represents when we watched him steal it, but Buffy takes it away from him without even knowing that she’s done it and makes him feel like the person he has been pretending he never was for over a century, the person we just spent the entire episode watching him bury, and all of it is captured and distilled in just this tiny moment where the coat slides off his shoulder and he looks suddenly without armour, suddenly vulnerable

I love it