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| I knew it all along. |    |
61.8% | [ 1576 ] |
| Good points, but I'm not convinced. | |
15.4% | [ 393 ] |
| You're wrong, and I will post my rebuttal. | |
11.5% | [ 293 ] |
| But it's True Love! | |
11.4% | [ 290 ] |
| Total Votes: | [ 2552 ] | ||
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------------------------------------------------------------MyMiracle__xxAll many good points. How anyone could not see he is an abusive boyfriend is beyond me. Not to mention those shallow enough to think his being hot(Which he is most definetely not) is a good excuse to fall head over heels for the character. If you're going to like a fictional character for what they look like, atleast like their personality while you're at it. On a note about Jacob... Jacob was the only good character Stephenie Meyer had, and that died when she turned into a Bella-obssessed werewolf.
Ruining your best character = Utter fail
Anyone who thinks of Edward as the perfect boyfriend is either high, drunk, or stoned. Oh yea, they're probably also twelve-year-old. It's pretty sad that some girls will never get married because they're out looking for "Their Edward". Edward, being fictional and a vampire, will never be found and I doubt they'd like to be called, "My Edward".
--@ zarptiza--
Bella's love in the book is most obviously staged. I can see no romance or love in their words. If you ask me, with Bella's whole 'give-me-sex' thing throughout the third book, it was more for pleasure. I agree that it could very well be a child's dream of a first, true, everlasting love, as my sister is obssessed with the vampire and she's seventeen and has never been in an intimate relationship. A mother and child relationship depends on the mother and child. My mom doesn't force me to eat anything in particular, so long as I'm not chomping on junk food 24/7, she's fine. Besides that, I basically have no boundaries, unless you count "Don't break the law", "Don't do drugs or drink alcohol", and "Don't get in trouble at school". Then again, I have my mother's logic and the majority of her opinions, so I guess that doesn't really count, especially since you were just using the "Mother and Child" relationships as an example. On the topic of their food... Vampires were originally intended to drink human blood. I highly doubt a vampire could solely live off of animal blood for over ten years. Animal Blood is just not the same as human blood no matter what way you look at it, although it tends to switch from writer to writer. It's apparent that the vampires are certainly not fully trained, if vegetarian is the way to go, or else Edward would not be so drawn to Bella's blood. It's a common arguement, although I doubt wanting to drink someone's blood would make you fall in love with them or want to be around them. On a more important, arguable matter, Foxby is right. Don't get mad at him for that.
Why I wrote this good-length reply with practically simply opinions is beyond me. =_='
Ruining your best character = Utter fail
Anyone who thinks of Edward as the perfect boyfriend is either high, drunk, or stoned. Oh yea, they're probably also twelve-year-old. It's pretty sad that some girls will never get married because they're out looking for "Their Edward". Edward, being fictional and a vampire, will never be found and I doubt they'd like to be called, "My Edward".
--@ zarptiza--
Bella's love in the book is most obviously staged. I can see no romance or love in their words. If you ask me, with Bella's whole 'give-me-sex' thing throughout the third book, it was more for pleasure. I agree that it could very well be a child's dream of a first, true, everlasting love, as my sister is obssessed with the vampire and she's seventeen and has never been in an intimate relationship. A mother and child relationship depends on the mother and child. My mom doesn't force me to eat anything in particular, so long as I'm not chomping on junk food 24/7, she's fine. Besides that, I basically have no boundaries, unless you count "Don't break the law", "Don't do drugs or drink alcohol", and "Don't get in trouble at school". Then again, I have my mother's logic and the majority of her opinions, so I guess that doesn't really count, especially since you were just using the "Mother and Child" relationships as an example. On the topic of their food... Vampires were originally intended to drink human blood. I highly doubt a vampire could solely live off of animal blood for over ten years. Animal Blood is just not the same as human blood no matter what way you look at it, although it tends to switch from writer to writer. It's apparent that the vampires are certainly not fully trained, if vegetarian is the way to go, or else Edward would not be so drawn to Bella's blood. It's a common arguement, although I doubt wanting to drink someone's blood would make you fall in love with them or want to be around them. On a more important, arguable matter, Foxby is right. Don't get mad at him for that.
Why I wrote this good-length reply with practically simply opinions is beyond me. =_='
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