Teenage Girls

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So apparently I was quoted the other day.

 

A friend of mine is reading Twilight. He said “I’m getting really annoyed with Edward. He’s so repetitive. ‘I want you, but it’s bad for you’. ‘We can’t be together but I can’t say no.‘I’m dangerous.’ I don’t understand why Bella puts up with that really. She should just saymake up your mind, either you want to be with me or you don’tand if he doesn’t well she should move on. I never would have put up with that in high school.”

 

All I could say was “obviously you don’t remember being a heterosexual teenage girl”

 

My gay friend found that quite amusing.

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  • http://www.forwriteabouteverything.com Teresa Hall

    Oh, yeah, the game of “hey baby, if I convince you that you are so special and different from the six dozen other chics I just used this line on, maybe you’ll give in and I can still claim ‘hey I told you so’ when I dump you 30 seconds after the sex is over”

    You couldn’t PAY me enough to ever go back to being too young to know better!

    Great post, Jac! Funny, but something to get peeps a thinkin’!

    (You really should come join the fun on Twitter, you know!! @TeresaWrites4U) :-)

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  • http://www.justkickinit.ca Jac Star

    LOL – that’s the life of the teenage girl… and I really don’t care to go back either.

    As for joining you on Twitter, did you read my guest post on Danny’s blog?

    http://dannybrown.me/2008/11/27/social-media-is-a-language-of-its-own/

    I think I’m boycotting Twitter at this point because I like being ignorant. I’m trying to make a point of enough is enough. Do you know how long it took Danny to convince me to do this blog? lol And he still uses a language I don’t understand