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Feb. 12th, 2009
Yup, more "Twilight".
Feb. 12th, 2009 10:19 pmConsider the icon a gift. When you're about to gouge out your eyes, just stare at the glorious, glorious sight of Michael Cutter and his Tight White Shirt.
The month that followed the accident was uneasy, tense, and, at first, embarrassing.
"Uneasy"? "Tense"? Paging the Department of Redundancy Department. Yo! Meyer! RULE FIVE
( How many more rules will be horribly assaulted? )
On a related note, I know a woman in her late twenties who has said she likes "Twilight" because the first person narrative means she can picture herself as the main character. It's not only girls and young women who are being convinced that the cycle of violence is a perfectly fine type of relationship; it's also women who have a history of making bad relationship decisions getting those decisions reinforced.
The month that followed the accident was uneasy, tense, and, at first, embarrassing.
"Uneasy"? "Tense"? Paging the Department of Redundancy Department. Yo! Meyer! RULE FIVE
( How many more rules will be horribly assaulted? )
On a related note, I know a woman in her late twenties who has said she likes "Twilight" because the first person narrative means she can picture herself as the main character. It's not only girls and young women who are being convinced that the cycle of violence is a perfectly fine type of relationship; it's also women who have a history of making bad relationship decisions getting those decisions reinforced.
