Sansa storyline in season 5

Hopefully because the 3 of them had so much fun working together on season 5

Good.

I hope that no one starts to argue with me about the Sansa rape scene after this post. And please note that I am not talking about the people on this forum, but about people in general on Internet.

I still don't get the outrage after that particular scene at the end of 5x06. They had their reasons.
Was it necessary for Sansa to be at Winterfell?
Not at all. That storyline's idea doesn't make sense, because it takes Sansa under Ramsay's sadistic nose and takes away her own TWoW arc.
Was it necessary to happen after they decided to have Sansa at Winterfell, in replacement of Jeyne Poole?
Yes. While I didn't like that they raped Sansa, I don't understand why it is such a problem. When they decided that Sansa Stark would marry Ramsay Bolton, they couldn't have Ramsay not abusing her. It's all part of Ramsay's character. He flays people. He castrates people. He rapes people. He is horrible. So why can't he rape his wife in the show, just like in the books?
Was there any way D&D could have Ramsay not to rape Sansa?
Yes and no. If they had gotten Sansa there by episode 5 or 6 and had own scenes with Roose, Ramsay and Reek, it could've been possible. That way the wedding could've happened in episode 10 and Theon had escaped with her before it. But that isn't just possible. The arc of Boltons and Theon, the Winterfell story arc, it can not happen without the wedding night between Ramsay and his wife. If they had Ramsay not to marry Sansa before she escapes, it would have ruined the whole Winterfell plot. There would be more people whining (me included) if that happened.
Couldn't they just have Ramsay consummate the marriage with Sansa, but not rape her?
No. For that to happen, the show would have to alter Ramsay's whole characterization from Seasons 3 and 4. Wait, they have done that with Jaime in 4x03. And after that scene both Jaime and Cersei forgot it. But still, that was not possible.
Would there be so big outrage if the girl Ramsay had raped was Jeyne Poole, pretending to be Arya Stark?
No. There would propably be some people disgusted by it, but that happens also in the books. In the books the wedding night is much more horrific. It includes Reek, dogs and other kinds of sick things. This only included rape, which is also very bad thing, but it is much more ok to have it on screen, than people getting raped by hunting dogs. Of course there would be disgust because of Ramsay's wedding night even then, but it would be because of rape, and that's normal. It happens every time someone get's raped on TV.
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So, in few words: After D&D decided that Sansa would marry Ramsay, it was irreversible that Ramsay would rape and abuse her. Unless they had taken away his characteristics. Also there wouldn't be this outrage if the girl raped was Jeyne.

But I am still not a fan of that scene and I wish they had had fArya instead of Sansa, but this outrage going on is just hilarious. Also, after I heard Sansa would marry Ramsay, I have been preparing for that scene to happen, so it wasn't a shock for me.

I think they got him drunk

The hate towards the Sansa storyline continues. Apparently her confrontation with Theon in "Hardhome" was unrealistic and OOC for her. IMO Sansa had plenty of reasons to be pissed at Theon, especially before his confession.

In what world was that scene OOC? She has plenty of reasons to be pissed off and the way she confronted him (sitting at the table, fully dressed up and glaring at him) was perfect for her. 

Apparently some people think Sansa would never expose her anger that way, and that she has recovered too quickly from Ramsay's nocturnal visits. I guess she should have been in bed sobbing and showing the bruises instead of putting herself together and showing strength. Maybe even beg Theon for help again, even after he betrayed her.

Which to me, makes zero sense. I think people have decided to hate that storyline no matter what happens, and look for ways to complain about it.