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Heartbreaking, Intense but Uplifting Stars
It's a fucked up feeling to love someone so fucking much that you let them fuck with your head in order to save theirs.
I live for her and I love for her, breathe for her. I die slowly every single fucking day for her.
She has all of me. Every single bit of me.
There is not a lot of good that comes from Edward and I being together, but there is love... indisputable, prevailing, gut-wrenching love that helps heal the hurt.Revelry starts with a very intense and fucked up relationship between Edward and Bella. There's no easy introduction or explanation. You're just thrown in the middle of fucked up.
Bella keeps everyone on their toes, no one fucks with her. She is the pretty girl who will curb your head if you fuck with her.Bella comes off as domineering, jealous, bitchy, attention-seeking, insecure, possessive and crazy. Bella is a cutter. She cuts for his attention. She cuts to escape her pain.
She is trapped inside of her skin so she cuts her way out.Bella's character is very complicated and interesting. On the outside she's a badass, but on the inside she's hurting. She's lost, insecure and afraid of being abandoned. She's just as destructive as she is healing. She walks around with a hard attitude, but it's a front. She's sad and she is holding onto Edward for her own sanity.
Bella has the ability to move mountains, stronger than she gives herself credit for. She's too pretty to be sad all of the time, too precious to be cutting the hurt out of her skin.Edward brings out the best and the worst in Bella. He loves her with all he has, but somehow it doesn't seem to get through to Bella that he's with her forever. She uses her cutting as a weapon, as a tool, to manipulate Edward and keep him with her. A tool she doesn't need. I felt the most for Edward in this book. Dealing with a girl like Bella is a damn hard thing to do. Loving someone who hurts herself is one of the most painful things. The cutter numbs her own pain, but inflicts pain on someone else instead.
Edward was destined for greatness. He is just that type of person. Special. He is beautiful, mysteriously curious, complicated and smart. Edward has a way with words and making a person feel important. (...) He is talented, writes music and plays the piano and the guitar. (...) I am most definitely the weight that holds him back.Edward loves her too much to walk away and he couldn't leave her even if he wanted to. Instead Edward finds another way to deal with the pain she inflicts upon him.
I have found a way to deal. There is a way that I can let you live and I will survive.The first time he snorts cocaine he realizes that it makes him stronger and numbs him to Bella's manipulations.
The world is mine... ice in my veins, blood in my eyes, hate in my heart, love in my mind.Slowly Edward gets addicted to cocaine while Bella stops cutting for attention and starts cutting to numb the pain.
Our sins might be different but both are equally as deadly. A cut for a line... an addict for an enabler.As they grow older, shit becomes more serious and their lives become more derailed. Bella realizes she has ruined Edward. She realizes her love is a life taker. I think around 30-40% a shift happens in their relationship and their roles get reversed. Bella kind of matures and tries to hold it all together while Edward is the one losing control. Edward wasn't strong enough to help Bella and not lose himself in the process.
I got dirty rolling around in dirt.But what I love about Mary Elizabeth's stories is that there is never one person to blame and there's never one reason to why the things happened the way that they did. You can't point your finger at what went wrong and why. You can try and dissect to find where things went wrong, but you can't. It's easy to just blame Bella or just blame Edward, but things are never that easy.
"You're diamons and guns... You're hard, beautiful, indestructible, invaluable, precious, like a diamond. You're a gun because you can be so fucking cold... You are risky, sexy and you can kill us with a pull of a trigger."Bella, Edward and Jasper were the perfect examples of how teenagers end up fucking up their lives. Those kids had so much potential, but all three chose the wrong tools to deal with hardships and pain. Life is what you make it and they made it plain miserable.
"I think you're the gun, baby girl."
We were three desperados screaming at the world that we didn't give a fuck. I'm still trying to figure out what we didn't give a fuck about.Reading and witnessing this story was just painful. Jasper was a side-character that felt more like a main-character. He is Edward and Bella's best friend. Loyal to the bone. Funny as hell. Jasper was able to lighten up the worst situation. Jasper made me laugh through my tears when I thought it'd be impossible. He was probably hurting the most, but he completed and perfected this story. The three of them were like one. They loved each other more than anything, but were forced to watch each other's lives being thrown away. Even though Edward and Bella were destructive and hurt each other, without each other they were even worse off.
In the end, being together is what we are addicted to most of all.What it comes down to in the end, after the revelry, is picking up the pieces of the life you threw away.
Tough times don't last, but tough people do.This story hit me in a way that I can't explain. It was all so real, so intense, so complex and so emotional. Good times and bad times. Happiness and hurt. Laughter and tears. Pleasure and pain. My emotions are all mixed up and I'm spent. I haven't stopped thinking about it since I finished.
Bella and I are forever. She's the best part of me. Nothing will change that. Fucked up or sober, she is it.
