I wouldn't ban because they're just going to read it behind your back anyway. (Seriously, there was like one book my mom told me not to read. I still don't know if it was because of the graphic rape -- but yet she recommended me Piers Anthony, which is full of graphic rape -- or because the main characters were a lesbian couple, or because the main character was portrayed as being lesbian due to the rape, which is really pretty fucked up, but I kinda suspect the second. Anyway, her telling me not to read it just made me want to read it more. ^_^)
But having a serious heart to heart discussion about why the relationship that Twilight portrays is unhealthy is, honestly, I think, needed. Particularly since it is so very common.
I kinda love RPattz and Kristen Stewart, who have given interviews in which they basically say they hate the book and played the roles as a parody. It is made of win. I really feel for them between the nutsy fans and the fact that they are both being criticized in their newer work based on playing those roles. I have heard so many nasty comments about Snow White and the Huntsman because of Kristen Stewart's acting in Twilight (in which she basically said that Bella was a wooden, blank slate, so she played it up like that).
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Date: 2012-05-07 09:43 pm (UTC)But having a serious heart to heart discussion about why the relationship that Twilight portrays is unhealthy is, honestly, I think, needed. Particularly since it is so very common.
I kinda love RPattz and Kristen Stewart, who have given interviews in which they basically say they hate the book and played the roles as a parody. It is made of win. I really feel for them between the nutsy fans and the fact that they are both being criticized in their newer work based on playing those roles. I have heard so many nasty comments about Snow White and the Huntsman because of Kristen Stewart's acting in Twilight (in which she basically said that Bella was a wooden, blank slate, so she played it up like that).