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No. It teaches that Bella is clumsy and nom-athletic.

There was this one scene where a bunch of girls were playing baseball with a bunch of boys.

Actually, I think that it teaches the opposite. I feel that it teaches that girls should be athletic and beautiful, but if you're not then boys are more likely to notice you, which doesn't really make sense...

This list is ridiculous. Just because one character is one way, that is in no way representative of the entire population.

Who cares if Bella weight 110 pounds. How does that mean it's the ideal weight?
Who cares if Bella waited to go to college? She never said "everyone should put off college".
Who cares is Esme was the "perfect" mother and Rene was the "scatterbrained" mother. How does that express that there are only two types of mothers in the world?

^^ Right. Just because Bella is these things, doesn't mean Meyer characterizes all the women in the book this way.

I agree, one character having certain traits doesn't mean that author teaches ALL the girls who read the book to be that too.