Just the other day I was wondering what happened to Stephenie Meyer, whose decision to spell her first name thusly is at best in and of itself a case of the terribles, and at worst, possibly a crime against humanity. Turns out she's been super busy, breaking new and important ground. As in, she rewrote Twilight, but just swapped the genders of her protagonists, in a new book titled Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined.
Apparently it's supposed to make us rethink gender roles. The bravery. The creativity. The sensitivity. The courage.
I can't even...
Look at this display vulnerable masculinity, you guys. You know he's strong but kind, and willing to fall for a lady vamp who sneaks in and watches him sleep, just from those manicured nails. This sensitive human dude could squash that apple just like a lady vamps heart if he wanted. But he won't. Because love.
(But seriously - will there be a vampire baby and werewolf love triangle? I have standards, Stephenie.)
Apparently it's supposed to make us rethink gender roles. The bravery. The creativity. The sensitivity. The courage.
I can't even...
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| This is real. This is happening. |
Look at this display vulnerable masculinity, you guys. You know he's strong but kind, and willing to fall for a lady vamp who sneaks in and watches him sleep, just from those manicured nails. This sensitive human dude could squash that apple just like a lady vamps heart if he wanted. But he won't. Because love.
(But seriously - will there be a vampire baby and werewolf love triangle? I have standards, Stephenie.)
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