Twilight's possible abusive relationships

You know, I had not really thought about it that way. When you put it like that, though, then that really is not a very good role model or better yet relationship model for a young girl or even a young boy, is it? That really does send the wrong message. I have not read the books, but I did see the first movie and plan on see the second as soon as it is available. It was not the best movie that I have ever seen, but I did enjoy it more than I thought I would, especially after hearing some of the negative comments from people that had seen it. If you take it as entertainment and do not put too much thought or meaning into it, then it is not bad.

Hi abeja reina: first of all, nice name, so do you speak spanish too. Sí es así podríamos ser muy buenos amigos . I have read the Twilight saga. They're not my favorite books but I think that more than that, what annoys me is Bella's slave attitude. I mean, when Bella talks about his love Edward for me it's just disgusting, she see him as a God, she doesn't value herself. She have no self-esteem and we see that in the New Moon book where she stop living because her boyfriend left her and then she run to Jacob's arms begging for love. I think she is not a role model at all. According to your description Edward and Jacob are both disfunctional characters . Thanks for starting this funny discussion. Have a nice day. ALVARO

Mjay obviously hasn't even read the Saga as he refers to it as a trilogy... theres four Twilight books not three=P And to answer your post. Assuming here you have never read the books, from the way you worded that, like all based on novel movies they hacked the story up big time. There is more to Bella's character then the movie gives. Most being shes an "old soul" who doesnt feel she fits in her world, and can smell human blood, because the other half of her soul is already a vampire. Once Edward made the choice not to kill her in the Biology class, he can not hurt her, only he doesn't trust himself. All the precautions he takes is out of lack of faith in himself, knowing hes a monster he believes automatically he will even though he can't. And truthfully, Jacob Black does have anger issues at first as well as obsessing over something that isnt, and will never be his. I found him to be a complete jerk in Eclipse, there was times I wished edward woulda kicked his wolfy butt.

Forget Bella, the most likely "abusive relationship" is between myself and the book: witness me hurling so-called literature through the window, dousing the trilogy in kerosine and laughing hysterically as I drop the lit match! Well, it's not quite so dreadful. But it's pretty bad...