Twilight, the books

[lesbiassparrow]

DON'T JUDGE ME. I HAVE HAD 8 HOURS SLEEP IN 3 DAYS. JUDGE ME LATER WHEN SANITY RETURNS.

That creepy ass werewolf imprinting thing is even freakier than Edward sitting in her room watching her at night and all his mad controlling behaviour. AND YOU WILL NEVER CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE.

And! Edward's efforts to protect his virtue against Bella's teenage lust for sex sparkles, will never not be golden entertainment.

Comments

[wistfulmemory.livejournal.com]

I'm just wondering how reading those books with the lack of sleep won't traumatize you even more than they normally would.

The werewolf imprinting thing is freaky, and I feel sorry for every person involved in it. (And I also feel it's sad that I know what you're talking about without having read the books/watched the movie.)

[lesbiassparrow.livejournal.com]

I held out against Twilight for so long. BUT IT GETS YOU IN THE END.

And reading it is weird as I've read so much about the books and film that I have this sense of deja-vu all the time.

SAVE YOURSELF IF YOU CAN.

[wistfulmemory.livejournal.com]

I think I've heard enough bad things that I can hold out against reading it. There are so many other books that I'm wanting to read and need to catch up on when I return to America that I don't think I'll have a problem resisting the urge to read the books. Feeling deja vu all the time while reading would be annoying.