[X] Admit to having what seems to have been an extremely long vision of a possible future right before meeting Buffy. The vision covered several years, but it had limited information and time skips. Honestly, it felt a lot like watching a tv show instead of living an alternate life. Druscilla seemed to know about the vision somehow and had a couple of questions about Angel and herself.
-[X] Before anyone gets upset about you not mentioning the vision before, you'd like to emphasize a couple of things. First, you had the vision RIGHT BEFORE meeting Buffy. You hadn't known about the supernatural beforehand, and Buffy and Giles would have had no reason to believe you if you had told them you had a vision about them in the beginning. While you know that Willow would have believed you, you also know that she's terrible at keeping secrets, and you didn't want to interfere with Willow and Buffy's friendship.
-[X] Second, this vision was only of ONE POSSIBLE FUTURE. Any changes from that future made the vision less reliable, and even you knowing about that future meant that you weren't the exact same person who lived that future. Telling everyone about the vision would have just made the vision even less reliable, and you had worried about getting everyone focused on a specific danger, only to be blindsided by a danger that hadn't appeared in the vision. That's exactly what had happened to you last night.
-[X] Finally, you'd like to point out that you did try to use the vision to help avert the worst things you saw. Unfortunately, you're a regular human teenager, and knowing about possible bad outcomes didn't always mean it was possible to prevent them. The first major thing you tried to change was to save Jesse from becoming a vampire, and instead, you just pushed the vampires into killing him faster.
--[X] While you can tell everyone all about the vision now that things are really off the rails, you'd like everyone to consider whether they really want to know all of the "gory" details. After all, events aren't likely to occur the same way that they did in the vision, and they've all lived different lives than the versions of them in the vision. Do they really want to focus on what might have been if everything had happened in a very specific way?