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Okay guys, so i’m sure most of you, if not all of you know what Twilight is. If not, Twilight was both a book and movie series from 2005-2008. It quickly became the center of most preteen girls and boys lives. Glittering vampire, jealous werewolves, a human girl caught in the middle? What more could you ask for?<\/p>\n
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At the time, I thought Bella had the best of both worlds. Her best friend of many years, Jacob, was changing as well as beginning to develop feelings for her. But Bella had other plans. She found herself falling for a “teen” vampire who happened to be so many years older than her. She was stuck between two worlds she didn’t understand, but instead or removing herself from the clear issue at hand, she digs herself deeper into it!!<\/p>\n
Bella decides she wants to be with Edward, the vampire, and break her best friend, Jacob\u2019s, heart. I honestly don\u2019t know why she thought that was a good idea but it got her into a hell of a lot of trouble!!<\/p>\n
Edward liked Bella so much that he left just to save her from himself, but she wasn\u2019t having that. Bella became reckless in hopes of getting Edward back, which she eventually did but only because he thought she was trying to kill her self (stupid). Honestly? The relationship was really toxic but at the time I thought her love for him was romantic. Bella was out of her mind over Edward, completely forgetting Jacob as he transitioned from boy to man and human to werewolf (what a horrible best friend). Bella was so wrapped up in Edward that I think she stopped caring about herself. Bella was absolutely the dumbest teen girl that could\u2019ve possibly been written. Jacob was left neglected and he even became angry with Bella. Trust, I do not blame him at all!! Edward had other things to worry about, like being 100s of years old and having the Vultori look over his families shoulder. But he had to subject himself to looking after some human girl who threw a hissy fit at the slightest inconvenience. Some time later in the series we see Bella bond with Edward\u2019s family and they begin to protect her as one of their own, but she said shunned by the wolves. I don\u2019t blame them either, you pick a side and you stay there you know? Bella even wants to pursue a sexual relationship with Edward, even after he tells her he could KILL her. But again, silly Bella is a self satisfying idiot. Eventually, Bella things go from good to bad and Bella is now being hunted by a super nasty vampire named Victoria, which makes the Cullen (Edward\u2019s family) protect her. Their lives soon become centered around Bella and she claims she doesn\u2019t want the attention, yet she\u2019s always in the middle of mischief. Bella Swan is in fact, an idiot. Why couldn\u2019t that have been me in a love triangle with a vampire and werewolf? I would\u2019ve played my cards right.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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