That's fine and well you guys, but the quote is from Jacob Black, who is the same age as Bella after
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he finds out he's an ill-tempered, cult-following werewolf.
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It's a quote taken completely out of context, and most of the folks here will sympathize with you (Mario) and your word-raping of anyone who enjoys the series, even marginally. It's a pretty common occurence, disliking something you don't understand. You don't understand why people enjoy it, so you're upset about it. You think you understand why everyone (America gave you the right to an opinion) does, despite it being your opinion alone.
Maybe you were a teen who never got angry about anything, angsty about anything, emotionally vulnerable about anything, or never cared about anything. Maybe you don't know what its like to care about someone of the opposite sex (for all I know you've got six girlfriends in four different counties) or don't know much about them in general. As it stands it's pretty easy to put a synopsis of Bella beside at least six out of ten girls her age and and get a fair number of common factors. She's a hopeless romantic (as are most girls toward their first love), and admittedly the series gets a little thin at times, but so did something like Starship Troopers, a cult classic I heard you're fond of.
This'll just end in heads butting for no reason, and you're disrespect is taken with a grain of salt. So flog some more, because it's clearly your purpose here. You're a wonderful example of staff to go off on a tangent just because of something you dislike, and I'm proud to have been your whipping boy if it relieves some of that writer's tension of yours. But now you're just getting angry, maybe you're frowning. Sorry to have brought up teen literature in a thread on a forum primarly for teens, about literature.
And good luck with your book.
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he finds out he's an ill-tempered, cult-following werewolf.
ENDSPOILER
It's a quote taken completely out of context, and most of the folks here will sympathize with you (Mario) and your word-raping of anyone who enjoys the series, even marginally. It's a pretty common occurence, disliking something you don't understand. You don't understand why people enjoy it, so you're upset about it. You think you understand why everyone (America gave you the right to an opinion) does, despite it being your opinion alone.
Maybe you were a teen who never got angry about anything, angsty about anything, emotionally vulnerable about anything, or never cared about anything. Maybe you don't know what its like to care about someone of the opposite sex (for all I know you've got six girlfriends in four different counties) or don't know much about them in general. As it stands it's pretty easy to put a synopsis of Bella beside at least six out of ten girls her age and and get a fair number of common factors. She's a hopeless romantic (as are most girls toward their first love), and admittedly the series gets a little thin at times, but so did something like Starship Troopers, a cult classic I heard you're fond of.
This'll just end in heads butting for no reason, and you're disrespect is taken with a grain of salt. So flog some more, because it's clearly your purpose here. You're a wonderful example of staff to go off on a tangent just because of something you dislike, and I'm proud to have been your whipping boy if it relieves some of that writer's tension of yours. But now you're just getting angry, maybe you're frowning. Sorry to have brought up teen literature in a thread on a forum primarly for teens, about literature.
And good luck with your book.
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