@Vivace  
Did I ever say I wasn’t? Being frustrated at the lack of meaningful progression isn’t the same as not being invested. It just so happens that my investment is seeing what sort of resolution, if any, comes of this. If it’s the author’s intent to just endlessly string people along, then why bother with all the teasing in the first place? At that point, it’s just there for the sake of being there.

@Vivace
 
There are arguably limits to how long you can stretch it out before people start losing interest.

@DragonRanger  
Oh well. You’re not into teasing, but that’s not the comic’s fault. And it seems that despite what you say, you’re invested in the arc.

The casual Rarity insult bugs me though.

@DragonRanger  
They are all interchangeable Flower Earth Ponies anyway.

@Neko Majin C  
Spike is in a relationship with Lily, not Rose.

Just be honest, Starlight. Say, “I am going to seduce Spike away from you and there is nothing you can do about it, you flowery tart.”

@Vivace  
Yes, because it’s so riveting seeing a relationship endlessly teased and rarely if ever progress anywhere.

@DragonRanger  
If you’ve just been waiting for the arc to end all this time, you must not have actually found it good before the pseudo-resolution. For those who seek more of the arc’s tension, this provides just that.

@Olpert  
Yes, because otherwise what was the point of it? They know about each other’s feelings, but still haven’t done anything to actually address the issue.

Sheesh, Glim Glim walked right into that one…
 
Nice to see more of her crush on Spike, though.

@DragonRanger  
Did you really expect anything else?

Roseluck’s taking this pretty well. Starlight just chased out all of her customers to ask for relationship advice instead of waiting to ask after business hours.

@DragonRanger  

 
Yup, lame.

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So Spike and Starlight’s talk that happened offscreen resolves absolutely nothing.