Clarification needed: Why do women LOVE Twilight?
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But his skin sparkles like diamonds in the sunlight and he smells like a cross between hyacinth's and lilacs! He's just sooooo dreaaammyyy... /swoonsChaoticLegion said:
No, in the end you get the plain drama-queen with the uninteresting personality and no desires of her own who will be a source of constant troubles between you and your extended family.McCa said:
You don't sneak into your girlfriend's room at night and watch her while she's sleeping do you? Because that's just creepy.
women like him because hes pretty and non threatening. and isnt likely to bite out someones throat and rape the still bleeding corpse
Because no one knows it, but all women love movies where the scripts are stolen paragraphs from online goth fan fiction sites. i was dragged there by my friend, who was a girl, and i had to watch this cinematic train wreck. when mr. gorgeous or edward or w/e his name says, AND I QUOTE, "and so the lion fell in love with the lamb," i literally stood up, threw my arms in the air and yelled 'time!'. i promptly left for a cigarette.
But little preteens these days will emulate and adore whatever they're told is the flavor of the month is. this time its twilight and it's dark, brooding romance of conflicting characters. -i had to think what they would say- it used to be bratz dolls, and frankly i take this over that. but to answer the question, it's because our youth are as moldable as fresh playdoh; you can move them and make them the way you want, and if you screw up, smash them and try again with something different.
amirite?
But little preteens these days will emulate and adore whatever they're told is the flavor of the month is. this time its twilight and it's dark, brooding romance of conflicting characters. -i had to think what they would say- it used to be bratz dolls, and frankly i take this over that. but to answer the question, it's because our youth are as moldable as fresh playdoh; you can move them and make them the way you want, and if you screw up, smash them and try again with something different.
amirite?
It's basically porno to all the girls I've ever met and I've read the book; it's not that good, the characters are unlikable, the vampires not actual vampires, and not to mention the many instances of me getting slapped on the back of the head because of fangirls saying such things, it is, all in all, just a huge sex appeal dealie for girls who still need to nurture that schizophrenic, self-conscience, fourteen-year-old twats inside of them, who are constantly telling them that it is extremely arousing to fall in love with a dressed up syringe.
Also, I actually DIDN'T read the whole thing, but rather the first two chapters, but if they were anything like the other ones, I don't think I'll ever pick up the book again. There's just no reason to.
Also, I actually DIDN'T read the whole thing, but rather the first two chapters, but if they were anything like the other ones, I don't think I'll ever pick up the book again. There's just no reason to.
My English teacher goes on about how great twilight is every day. seriously, WTF!? I would think an English teacher would have taste in literature, but no. No wonder my education is failing me.
My friends who like it are the ones obsessed with America.
"Like, omg, I called my mom on my cell and asked for some sneakers!"
I'll ask them, but I think they'd try to get me into it.
"Like, omg, I called my mom on my cell and asked for some sneakers!"
I'll ask them, but I think they'd try to get me into it.
The answer to this thread: I have NO fucking idea... and I am a female. Okay, well, a friend and I did formulate one.
People who read the books want a high off of an imaginary perfect world that can never happen. Doesn't matter how shitty the book is as long as it has sappy, perfect romance (complete with perfect sex [see Breaking Dawn]). This is why the romance section is always so big in book stores (along with the 'self help' and 'diet' sections).
... And I'd take Alucard over Edward any day of the week because at least he isn't a 2D sparkly fucking vampire!
People who read the books want a high off of an imaginary perfect world that can never happen. Doesn't matter how shitty the book is as long as it has sappy, perfect romance (complete with perfect sex [see Breaking Dawn]). This is why the romance section is always so big in book stores (along with the 'self help' and 'diet' sections).
... And I'd take Alucard over Edward any day of the week because at least he isn't a 2D sparkly fucking vampire!
