Until I was introduced to the 50 Shades Trilogy, E.L. James, I had never read a book from cover to cover, including school-required books or any type casual reading. After two weeks I read the entire series. With this new found love of mine I was stunned that I actually enjoyed having time to read. Before I began to read the 50 Shades Trilogy, I honestly did not think I would be able to read even one book, let alone three. I have always preferred movies over novels; therefore, never in a million years did I actually believe I would read more than one series. I quickly found out that reading was even more intense than a movie. There is more detail and information and I could actually envision what I was reading down to every detail. The 50 Shades
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Christian is a young, attractive, wealthy, self-centered man who suffered physical abuse from his mother and all the boyfriends that came after. He was starved as a child and had to endure a mother who was a crack whore, which caused him to take on an unconventional lifestyle of a Dominate. The issues within his childhood resulted in hardship for his adult growth. Many time within the books he referred to himself as “50 Shades of fucked up” (E.L. James). With all of the circumstances he had to go through as a young child would certainly result in some relationship issues, emotional instability, and a desperate need of a …show more content…
When they are together, it is a connection that no other could possibly feel. It works out in the end, but starts off extremely unhealthy in the beginning. The connection streams from the sexual attraction that they have for each other, for instance, both of the women in the stories were very similar. They both felt that the man they were interested in were unacceptable, yet they could not pull their attraction away from them. They both stated that when the men looked back at them, they were directly staring into their souls, to feel this would be amazing. Luckily, I can say that this is a feeling I have felt on many occasions with my soon-to-be husband. To have a connection with someone on that level is one of the most thrillingly emotional rides of a
Christian is a young, attractive, wealthy, self-centered man who suffered physical abuse from his mother and all the boyfriends that came after. He was starved as a child and had to endure a mother who was a crack whore, which caused him to take on an unconventional lifestyle of a Dominate. The issues within his childhood resulted in hardship for his adult growth. Many time within the books he referred to himself as “50 Shades of fucked up” (E.L. James). With all of the circumstances he had to go through as a young child would certainly result in some relationship issues, emotional instability, and a desperate need of a …show more content…
When they are together, it is a connection that no other could possibly feel. It works out in the end, but starts off extremely unhealthy in the beginning. The connection streams from the sexual attraction that they have for each other, for instance, both of the women in the stories were very similar. They both felt that the man they were interested in were unacceptable, yet they could not pull their attraction away from them. They both stated that when the men looked back at them, they were directly staring into their souls, to feel this would be amazing. Luckily, I can say that this is a feeling I have felt on many occasions with my soon-to-be husband. To have a connection with someone on that level is one of the most thrillingly emotional rides of a