About Willow being bi/gay
But what about Buffy herself? The Slayer wasn’t gay back then — although she is canonically queer in the comics that followed — but Buffy the show was. Incredibly so. At a time when TV was far from kind to the LGBTQ+ community, Buffy gave us fully realized gay characters and even more gay metaphors that spoke to an entire generation of queer fans lucky enough to exist at the same time. Anya: For a thousand years I wielded the powers of The Wish. I brought ruin to the heads of unfaithful men. 
7 times Buffy the Vampire Slayer was queer as hell
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which concluded 20 years ago blazed a trail for LGBTQ+ characters on TV, dusting tired gay stereotypes. Buffy: Before I was the Slayer I was Well, I- I don't wanna say shallow, but let's say a certain person, who will remain nameless, we'll just call her "Spordelia," looked like a classical philosopher next to me.
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A page for describing Recap: Buffy The Vampire Slayer S 7 E 6 Him. Directed by Michael Gershman Written by Drew Z Greenberg & Rebecca Kirshner Marching . Although not perfect by any means, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was definitely considered revolutionary television for its time. Thwarting gender role expectations and offering viewers a loving queer relationship, this show garnered a die-hard cult following. 
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Him (TV Episode 2002)
To mark the 27th anniversary of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's premiere on The WB, we took a look back at some of the show's gayest episodes. A girl who can't move on after she's been dumped. Buffy: "Willow, you're a gay woman!
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As a gay man myself, the problem with the portrayal was that she clearly wasn't intended to be gay at first. She had a very real sexual and romantic interest in a few different men. It was also a toss up at one point for the writers whether they were going to make Xander or Willow the gay character, so you can see from that alone how nonexistent the early setup for either character's gayness. Credited with influencing other series in the same genre, such as Charmed, Doctor Who and Lost , Buffy was additionally lauded for its trailblazing queer representation. Why is it queer? !["Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Him (TV Episode 2002)](https://ts2.mm.bing.net/th?q="Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Him (TV Episode 2002))
Quotes
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Buffy Summers: [noticing RJ] I think that's the guy. Willow Rosenberg: What guy? Buffy Summers: The one who, according to Dawn, is the, quote, "smartest, funniest, coolest, hottest, and having-the-thickest-boy-eyelashes boy in school," unquote. Xander Harris: He don't seem so tough. [Willow notices the girl RJ dances intimately with] Willow Rosenberg: Check out the fan club. Xander Harris. . Buffy The Vampire Slayer S 7 E 6 Him Recap
Angel: I saw you before you became the slayer. Buffy: What? Angel: I watched you, I saw you called, it was a bright afternoon out in front of your school. You walked down the steps and I loved you. Buffy: Why? Angel: Because I could see your heart. You held it before you for everyone to see, and I was worried that it would get bruised or torn. .