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So I saw this piece of awesome on the MSN home page today. The link leading to it was titled "Is Twilight Bad For Your Love Life?" and I clicked on it, hoping for the sake of humanity that the answer would be a resounding "HELL FREAKING YES IT IS".
Let's just say humanity is saved. =D The article is very well written, too.
Also, you know how I keep saying Stephanie Meyer is an arrogant full-of-herself bitch? Well today I finally found the exact quote of hers I wanted to share that proves this:
"So there I was, with Edward leaving. It was a hard pill to swallow, but once I accepted the inevitability of it, I had an interesting question on my hands. (And writers live for interesting questions.)
WHAT IF... What if true love left you? Not some ordinary high school romance, not some random jock boyfriend, not anyone at all replaceable. True love. The real deal. Your other half, your true soul's match. What happens if he leaves?
The answer is different for everyone. Juliet had her version, Marianne Dashwood had hers, Isolde and Catherine Earnshaw and Scarlett O'Hara and Anne Shirley all had their ways of coping.
I had to answer the question for Bella. What does Bella Swan do when true love leaves her?
Not just true love, but Edward Cullen! None of those other heroines lost an Edward (Romeo was a hothead, Willoughby was a scoundrel, Tristan had loyalty issues, Heathcliff was pure evil, Rhett had a mean streak and cheated with hookers, and sweet Gilbert was much more of a Jacob than an Edward). So what happens when True Love in the form of Edward Cullen leaves Bella?"
*vomit*
Heck, practically everything out of her mouth proves her ego is bigger than China, but that's probably the most obvious example.
Let's just say humanity is saved. =D The article is very well written, too.
Also, you know how I keep saying Stephanie Meyer is an arrogant full-of-herself bitch? Well today I finally found the exact quote of hers I wanted to share that proves this:
"So there I was, with Edward leaving. It was a hard pill to swallow, but once I accepted the inevitability of it, I had an interesting question on my hands. (And writers live for interesting questions.)
WHAT IF... What if true love left you? Not some ordinary high school romance, not some random jock boyfriend, not anyone at all replaceable. True love. The real deal. Your other half, your true soul's match. What happens if he leaves?
The answer is different for everyone. Juliet had her version, Marianne Dashwood had hers, Isolde and Catherine Earnshaw and Scarlett O'Hara and Anne Shirley all had their ways of coping.
I had to answer the question for Bella. What does Bella Swan do when true love leaves her?
Not just true love, but Edward Cullen! None of those other heroines lost an Edward (Romeo was a hothead, Willoughby was a scoundrel, Tristan had loyalty issues, Heathcliff was pure evil, Rhett had a mean streak and cheated with hookers, and sweet Gilbert was much more of a Jacob than an Edward). So what happens when True Love in the form of Edward Cullen leaves Bella?"
*vomit*
Heck, practically everything out of her mouth proves her ego is bigger than China, but that's probably the most obvious example.