call-me-a-traitor:

settheworldafire:

I actually feel really sorry for Kristen Stewart. The whole world is absolutely horrible to her, all because she’s just being herself. She’s constantly being bagged out for the way she acts, dresses, composes herself, and even her facial expressions. Not to mention constantly being pitted up against Emma Watson. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love Emma. She’s gorgeous, mature and a good role model. She dealt with fame pretty well, in true British fashion. But Kristen is not her, and from a pretty different walk of life. Emma basically grew up in the spotlight, everyone knew her name from the age of nine. Kristen did a few acting spots here and there, but she grew up a relatively normal, unknown teen. Then all of sudden she’s one of the most well-known teens in the world and everyone invaded every aspect of her life and kept prying and digging for information about absolutely everything. And she panicked and retreated into her shell. Now I know for a fact, if I was in her position, I’d be exactly the same. Be it standing on a red carpet, or going to McDonalds, having mobs of people chasing me and screaming and taking photos and asking me a million questions would freak me out. And I’m amazed the people of Tumblr can’t sympathize. Thousands upon thousands of bloggers on here flaunt the fact they have social anxiety, can’t handle get-togethers very well, and even panic when stepping outside the house and freak out when people constantly pry into your personal life. So I’m surprised the majority of you haven’t recognized the same signs with K-Stew. Kristen is stunning, and I’m pretty envious of how gorgeous she is. She seems like a really cool person to hang out with, and I think Robert Pattinson is a pretty lucky guy.

settheworldafire:

I actually feel really sorry for Kristen Stewart. The whole world is absolutely horrible to her, all because she’s just being herself. She’s constantly being bagged out for the way she acts, dresses, composes herself, and even her facial expressions. Not to mention constantly being pitted up against Emma Watson. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love Emma. She’s gorgeous, mature and a good role model. She dealt with fame pretty well, in true British fashion. But Kristen is not her, and from a pretty different walk of life. Emma basically grew up in the spotlight, everyone knew her name from the age of nine. Kristen did a few acting spots here and there, but she grew up a relatively normal, unknown teen. Then all of sudden she’s one of the most well-known teens in the world and everyone invaded every aspect of her life and kept prying and digging for information about absolutely everything. And she panicked and retreated into her shell. Now I know for a fact, if I was in her position, I’d be exactly the same. Be it standing on a red carpet, or going to McDonalds, having mobs of people chasing me and screaming and taking photos and asking me a million questions would freak me out. And I’m amazed the people of Tumblr can’t sympathize. Thousands upon thousands of bloggers on here flaunt the fact they have social anxiety, can’t handle get-togethers very well, and even panic when stepping outside the house and freak out when people constantly pry into your personal life. So I’m surprised the majority of you haven’t recognized the same signs with K-Stew. Kristen is stunning, and I’m pretty envious of how gorgeous she is. She seems like a really cool person to hang out with, and I think Robert Pattinson is a pretty lucky guy.

(Source: deducingtheheartofthedetective, via girlwiththescar)

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