What signs are those? I skimmed S5, and can't quite find any.

I always assumed that bedroom skills were the only reason Spike was with her.

But Spike is enough of a horndog that "willing" is probably sufficient; I don't see him holding out for "expert".

I don't see Spike as being the world's greatest judge of bedroom skills, either. As far as we know, his experience at that point was pretty much Drusilla -- who doesn't strike me as an especially focused lover -- possibly being used as a toy by Darla and Angelus, and anyone he might have raped. Not exactly experiences likely to teach one the Kama Sutra.

Not exactly experiences likely to teach one the Kama Sutra.

I'll add that William, being a middle-class Victorian male, probably had experiences with prostitutes. Which really doesn't change the above conclusion.

I'll add that William, being a middle-class Victorian male, probably had experiences with prostitutes.

You think? I suppose statistically you're right, but I just see him as too much of a mama's boy for that.

Hey, Spike's sex skills! always fun to discuss.

You think?

Probably but not certainly. Being a mama's boy with Victorian attitudes, he certainly wouldn't have told her if he did.

Being a mama's boy with Victorian attitudes, he certainly wouldn't have told her if he did.

He seemed so flummoxed by women -- not just by the politics of women of his own class, but by their very material existence.

I doubt William had been with prostitutes considering his reaction when he thought Drusilla was one.