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Is it better the second time around? Or the third? Or tenth? This is the place to come when you have a burning desire to talk about an old episode that was just re-run.
I bet Buffy and Riley had pretty intense sex in that one episode where their lust was supporting the pain of a thousand ghosts or whatever.
Man, I hated that episode.
But I hated Smashed more.
So Buffy+Riley intense sex is better than Buffy+Spike, by my logic.
For me it doesn't count as emotionally intense when you're possessed/driven by ghosts.
But that's just me and my sex life. I don't mean to speak for everyone.
If I remember the episode correctly (doubtful), weren't the ghosts brought into a more powerful existence because of their lust first? They made them focus on it more, but it had to be there before they noticed. I mean, the ghosts weren't coming out for any of the other sex-having couples in that frat house, and there had to be several. Graham, at least, seemed like a playa. Even if you argue it was the Slayer, specifically, being lustful that caused them to latch on, it still seems she must have been feeling it pretty good.
t /still love Riley and screw you all
There has to be some point to this conversation.
OK, maybe not.
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Hot sex does not have to be emotionally intense.
Hot sex does not have to be emotionally intense.
Too true.
Love's hard to quantify, but I think that she didn't love Riley as much as she wanted to, and that she loved Spike more than she wanted to.
Hmm. Guess we were using different meanings of "intense." I was just thinking "hot."
Sorry if I came off belligerent last night. Sobriety was not part of the equation.
I was just thinking "hot."
Hot? Their anti-chemistry literally put the fire out in the room.
Heh, I always felt there was more chemistry between Riley and Buffy than there was between Angel and Buffy, at least. But yeah, anti-hot all the way. Heck, Riley and the Vamp!Ho was hotter than Riley and Buffy.