Stupid. Everyone has something they like from childhood to adulthood. For some girls, it's Disney. Although I doubt I could tolerate Dragonball Z anymore... I prefer the abridged version.
speaking as a member of an older generation, the first girl cartoon is Heidi and was popular with girls in the 80's.. Early 80'..
(http://www.youtube.com/embed/FUb9Pg7KmEM?rel=0)
Phoebe Pike YES. And Mal, HOLLA TO THAT. Add some Sailor Moon and Spongebob and stuff like that and that's my childhood. PFFT, Twilight...screw that XD
Kevin Charles Harrington Just pointing out the obvious wrongness of her post. :p Twilight is massively popular and unless you've been literally living under a rock (because even without media exposure you would have heard about it from other people) you know it. Therefore, she WISHES no one liked it.
Jen Jones- Twilight is a story about a girl who feels like she is misunderstood... like many of the people who are fans of the book(s). Fact is, most people like seeing themselves in main characters of a book. So when it's such a stereotyped female character (a girl who needs a man and does nothing for herself but cause trouble) of course it is going to have a vast following. Add a shirtless guy and all the preteens will go nuts. This kind of story makes it hard to enjoy on a deeper level because it's all about a relationship and not about much else.
The story is basically about a teenager and a vampire who become so obsessed with each other they cannot function without each other. Not only is that kind of relationship unhealthy, but it is also creating a fantasy for young adults that love isn't something you work for, it's just there. Unfortunately, in the majority of romances, that is not the case. This book/movie is basically creating a 'damsel in distress' disorder amongst young women. It gives them the message that they must be 'saved' and cannot do much of anything for themselves.
To put it bluntly- I'm not wrong. Fans love the book, and everyone else hates it. There is no in between with this kind of writing.
they make him sparkle cuz most girls are attracted to shiny objects.. same reason i cover my penis in glitter at party's
60% of the time.. it works all of them time
I am not sure I like the generalization that just because I am a boy, I've enjoyed the program where alot of men with huge sweaty muscles try to dominate each other.
I am not sure I like the generalization that just because I am a boy, I've enjoyed the program where alot of men with huge sweaty muscles try to dominate each other.
My existence alone proves you wrong. I'm not obsessed with Twilight, I don't love it. And yet, I don't hate it. I've read the books and seen the movies and they're worth a try, but there are other books and movies I would pick up first. Therefore, I LIKE them. Middle ground.
Actually, that's called indifference... you are content to read and watch it, but you would easily shift to other things. You might not love it, but you dislike it enough to perfer other things.
Jen, I believe you missed Phoebe's point: No one likes Twilight. Since you like Twilight, you are "no one". That would go for most misguided souls who like that massively wasteful bit of acting. Glad to clear that up for ya!
For the record melanie...no homo...but the battle in breaking dawn had to be the most brutal fight I've ever seen. You should watch at least that. Assuming you might like violence