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So little trust. Coaldale, Canada

Today, I walked in on my daughter hugging and sobbing into her Edward Cullen cut-out. She won't tell me what's wrong, yet she can confide in a creepy fictional stalker whose facial expression is locked to "chronically constipated". Where did I go wrong? FML

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Eliseopwns 22

Teenage fads... Not your fault. A good laugh for her future self, you know?

Well you started going wrong when you allowed a cardboard cut out of Edward Cullen into your house

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It's not you, it's society. No matter how well you parent your child there will always be the allure of social conformity. That's what's in so that's what she likes, she'll get over it...hopefully.

She may need a cullenoscopy.

Maybe it was Edward related and way too stupid to say to a real person.

cottoncandymango 17

It's okay. We all have fallen in love with a fictional character. She's just in the Twilight zone.

"Help I'm stepping into the twilight zone Place is a madhouse feels like being cloned"

Atleast she chose a good actor OP.

Confruzzled 10

When you bought and/or let her keep an Edward Cullen cutout.

I hope your Daughter is under the age of 12...otherwise tell her to grow the **** up.

what's wrong is, she wishes the cut out were real..... before you walked in she said "why couldn't you be real Edward, so that I could have you here with me"

epicRawrz 16

You went wrong when you let her have a Edward Cullen cardboard cut out

You skin doesn't sparkle in the sunlight duh. You're not incredibly fast and strong... Sheesh.

And, "incredibly cute" according to my younger sister.