Critical Analysis of Twilight

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Can someone tell me how Edward Cullen is an abusive boyfriend?

I just never understood this. I know a lot about abuse (I truly do), and I can easily recognize abuse when I see it. Honestly, with Edward and Bella, I see none unless I'm missing little things that can make huge differences in what I think about Edward's relationship with Bella. I have asked before, and some people have replied. But I still don't understand, can someone please help me see the clearest reasons as to why Edward is a controlling, abusive mate?
Can someone tell me how Edward Cullen is an abusive boyfriend?
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Sorry, I just don't like posting answer-questions without images ^_^
sapherequeen posted over a year ago
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_lina_ said:
Try reading Cinders's link on the subject, she does an excellent job of explaining it. Also, you could try renrae's link or the middle bit of link. :)
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Um, yup, those articles pretty much sums it all up.
Cinders posted over a year ago
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Yeah, definitely. i think a lot of people see it or ignore it, or they truly don't know signs of abuse.
renrae posted over a year ago
Book-Freak said:
The way he treats her. In Eclipse, he removes things from her car to stop it from working so she couldn't go meet her friends. She has to ask permission to visit La Push, which is always denied. He blames her for the things he does wrong. He drags her to his car in Twilight and won't let her drive herself home, even when she tells him to let her go. He tells her to do things and she obeys him without any questions. He followed her to Port Angeles. Every time he gives her a choice in something, it is mentioned, because it's so unusual.

Ect. Ect.
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