[ SECRET POST #2641 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2641 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Guilty pleasures - fandom edition

[diet_poison]

I enjoyed reading Twilight despite its problems. If I didn't think too hard about it, it was just another story. (I was more interested in the plot and the world that was built than the protag, she was pretty boring.)

I don't think this is that unusual of an opinion though?

Re: Guilty pleasures - fandom edition

[darkmanifest]

I didn't think so, either, until I ran into people saying the first book's writing was the worst they had ever seen ever. Like, really, I thought the writing was mediocre at worst, the truly incoherent published books I've read in my day would make heads explode, apparently.

Re: Guilty pleasures - fandom edition

[diet_poison]

"Mediocre" is the word I'd use for it, yeah. Entertaining without being enthralling or deep or anything like that.

The first time I read them was in high school, and I thought they were pretty good. I didn't have much of a reference point and didn't realize all the problems they had. This might be because I had literally zero relation at all to Bella's character (and I also had my own irl romance which was so, do different from hers) so all of that just made her relationship into a Totally Foreign Entity, so it didn't occur to me to think about what might have been wrong with it. (I thought Jacob was a creep though even the first time I read it.)