From The One Who Chooses and changed the world to simple pawn I say that it's a huge fall !!! Ah but it could be regarded as a fall it it were the final issue , and it isn't. It's part of the journey. Again, a strong and self-confident woman can be weak without losing her feminist qualities in a heartbeat.

so jumping Angel while knowing what he did (and doesn't regret!)means sort of accepting his Slayer-slaughtering agenda, considering his Slayercide less important than lust/love while the race of slayers represented female empowerment. It's anti-feminist. See stormwreath 's comment on this , he spoke on my behalf I would say.