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Bella's time of month


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Maybe that's why Jasper took a snap at her, he could smell that already?!! I know gross!








Gross. But true, like the period thing. And vampires are supposed to be as hard as concrete, so, umm, having *that* in you would be exteremly painful. Bella mentions getting bruises after hugging Alice and such, but wouldn't she get way worse bruises from having sex wih Edward?

Periods where mentioned in the Southern Vampire Mysteries once which I thought was funny. It said something about how all the vampire's loved it and Sookie felt really attractive because they got all excited and lustful.
Edward; "Bella, I have something to confess. Isucked your blood last night..."
Bella; "but there arn't any bite marks..."
Bella; "but there arn't any bite marks..."
Virag wrote: "Sophia wrote: "Okay, how bout this: what happens when Edward and Bella "make love" in breaking dawn? Since Edward has no blood circulating, he can't get an erection, so...."
Gross. But true, lik..."
She does.
Gross. But true, lik..."
She does.

In Breaking Dawn she has bruises all over and Edward is horrified when he sees her (the next morning). At least, I *think* I remember that. I don't think the hard as marble thing would be a problem. The cold/super strength thing might be a problem, though.
Lena wrote: "Virag wrote: "Gross. But true, like the period thing. And vampires are supposed to be as hard as concrete, so, umm, having *that* in you would be exteremly painful. Bella mentions getting bruises a..."
and isn't *making love* supposed to be warm? Edward is freaking COLD!!!!!
and isn't *making love* supposed to be warm? Edward is freaking COLD!!!!!


Jess wrote: "o my gosh. awkward. cna't believe there r so many people who talk about this stuff. i only saw this cause my sister is a random and told me to read it. and yes in the book she has serious bruising...."
thank you and Jess you shouldn't tlk about me on here!
thank you and Jess you shouldn't tlk about me on here!






For example,I think being slimed is gross and disgusting, always have. One reason why I rarely watched Nickelodeon. Others think to be slimed is wonderful.


But if all the Cullens are at school everyday there is going to be girls on their period all the time, if Bella getting a paper cut made them lose it how the hell are they able to stay cool in school and not try to attack every girl who is surfing the crimson wave?
And if Meyer is explaining it as 'different blood' then she doesn't really understand how the human body works.

Just accept it's a story and not real.

The menstrual blood is made up of blood and tissue from inside the uterus, or womb. It is not dead blood. Menstrual blood is regular blood.

I had to answer to this one. A LOT of people are not ok with blood in every other sense, but they are fine with their period. That is completely normal to not like blood and get sick at the sight of it, but a gushing wound is a lot different than something you deal with every month.


All in all, does it really even matter? We all have to remember, these are 'teen' books. Sometimes, even though teenage girls get their periods, there are certain subjects which don't need to be addressed in books. I actually wondered the same question when I read the books, but as a woman, a period effects every woman differently. Some women who get grossed out with someone cutting their finger off can actually deal with the blood from the menses. Its a different occurrence, you're more prepared for it, and you just learn to deal with it. As for Jasper, maybe she wasn't around him when she was on her period? And someone said it earlier, but in the book "Breaking Dawn" it does say after Bella and Edward had sex for the first time on their wedding night, she woke up with bruises and Edward was apologetic. But in all honesty, why does someone even care to ask this? I guess I can see your interest... But a few times, I think Edward says, "He/they can smell your blood." Maybe there's a hint there....


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The book had not mentioned anything about Bella having a period, so I'm confused. Did Bella not get her period? She IS 18 in New Moon, but it didn't mention her having a period. What happens when she does? What will Edward do??