A long time ago, writing literature meant putting one's heart and soul into their work. Writing novels was a task done by writers out of enjoyment and out of love for expressing themselves through ink and paper. Welcome to Society and Pop-Culture: Vampire Edition. When you come across the word "vampire" what do you imagine? Perhaps the ever-classic vampire from Miss Anne Rice's novels? Where vampires had fangs, were in no way "vegetarians", burned when exposed to sunlight, and the old method to repel them was through crucifixes and garlic? Or, do you think of fangless, vegetarian, glittering, emotionally unstable vampires? (Oh, you know where I'm going with this.) Stephanie Meyer....really? You're work--no substance. Why it got popular? Because you had an empty character that almost any tween (and granted, some adults) could put themselves into and "save" the overly "suave" hero who had deep internal conflicts. Meyer should have left the cliché to Disney. At least when Disney does it, the product is still a classic. When Meyer does it... Anyway, so to the public I ask, WTF is in the Twilight series that makes you want to take your panties off? And to those who can relate? How do you deal with someone like that? "Leave your interesting and creative responses in the comment section...BELOW." This is Yuan, ranting on society and pop-culture: Vampire edition. And I, approve this message. Topic was brought up by a debate in cc, so I thought I'd extend it here.
Calli. I'm not dissing on vampires. Classic vampires. I'm dissing on Meyer's spawn of sissy vampires.
No one is "dissing" on vampires read the thread again all that's being said is that vampires from the twilight series are a motherfudging disgrace