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How to Deal With a Twilight Fan
A comprehensible guide to incomprehensible fans.

Many people against Twilight share the same reasons for disliking it. It’s stereotypical, poorly written, and lacks any plot and originality. It has brainwashed millions of teenage girls — and their parents — and painted a false portrait of love. Men close to these twitards are held to higher standards of perfection. Young girls are setting themselves up for complete disappointment when they discover that no, boys are not made of gorgeous marble.

Many twitards respond with “YOU SUCK OMG HOW COULD YOU NOT LOVE THEM THEY’RE SO HAWT.” Some will give you a good verbal joust. Some will be relentless in their support and refuse to accept reason.  

Here are some ways of dealing with rabid fans, that make them look very stupid, and make you look very, very smart.


1. Know that there is no reasoning with her
When voicing your anti-Twilight opinion, give her the reasons stated in the introduction. Most will sputter and have no intelligent comment.

2. A mature one that can actually carry on an intelligent conversation will be harder to fight.
You will most likely be talked in circles, with her restating what she said earlier and you trying to make her see sense. She will not see sense. But resist the urge to ban her from any of your internet profiles/pages, as that would be a sign of giving in to her avid defence of the tripe.

3. Never let her have the last word
End the conversation in a biting but witty way. If it is online, simply do not respond. If you are talking face-to-face, walk away. Where walking away is not possible, just stop talking.

4. When told you have “no right to go and bash the author” politely remind her of your First Amendment right to free speech

5. Ignore when possible
If the offending twitard has no good counter argument, do not indulge her by speaking.

6. Beware their numbers
If you are going to denounce Meyer to a crowd of them, be very confident in your combat skills.

7. Be prepared for death glares
These are most entertaining, and should be laughed at. This will in turn further piss of the twitard, which results in a raised blood pressure and greater risk of aneurism.

8. Advocate better vampire novels
Or just better novels. But better vampire novels make for a stronger case against Ms. Meyer.

9. Be ready with examples of stolen material
It helps to have read the books from which plot, characters, scenarios, etc, were stolen, but just knowing where everything was stolen from is good enough. (Interview With The Vampire, the Sookie Stackhoue novels, any vampire novel/comic/graphic novel ever written)


10. Openly declare war against the Twilight series
They usually stop bugging you after that.
:iconwilhelmina-vanroyen:
full title: How To Deal With A Twilight Fan: A Simple Ten-Step Guide


Important note to twilight fans

I acknowledge that not ALL the fans are like this. This is not meant to be taken seriously. Hence why it is called "satire." And before anyone gets all huffy and offended over it, here is the definition of satire: the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc

-Saying this is mean and that I have no right to do so is pointless. I will redirect your attention to # 4
-I reserve the right to hide your comment and ban you from my page if you are being overly obnoxious
-Trolling will only be tolerated to a certain level


another important note: Twilight series is copyright of Stephenie Meyer and Little, Brown, and Company
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:iconcelebi4ever1234:
Why exactly do parents allow their kids to read this stuff? I've heard about Harry Potter being banned in school libraries, but never Twilight.
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~Wilhelmina-vanRoyen Dec 20, 2012  Student Writer
holy balls . . . what the hell? Maybe Harry Potter was banned because it is quality writing that was willing to discuss deeper ideas, and Twilight is just a vapid story about a stalker? world: get your priorities straight jeebus
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!popipola Apr 18, 2012  Student Digital Artist
I'm going to keep this in case I come across a fangirl that mentally retarded...
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:iconmusic-and-things:
I am sorry to say that I was among those who honestly though that twilight was good. It was when I was a sixth grader though so I blame it on delusions brought on by puberty. It took about 3 months of constant arguments and teasing from my three older brothers to see the light and repent.
I now laugh at my younger self for ever being so foolish.
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~TheAwesomeFaerie Jul 12, 2011   Traditional Artist
Win! Twilight sucks! go read Darren Shan!
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:iconharrypotterhedgehog:
this is hilarious!(:
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:iconsheldon-clone:
This is really good *faves*, Be prepared for death glares XD. Great satire.

I totally agree with you, i think twilight sucks. I've read all of the books and it wasn't as good as everybody keep saying it is, tough i must admit that some of it was interesting. It's poorly written, and lacks any plot and originality.
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:icondemoniceva96:
YES WARWARWARWARWAR thay cannot or will not see reason so we must have war. "Sis, are the the stink bombs and pigeon guns ready?""M'am yes M'am""Alright. Charge!!! THIS IS NOT SPAAAARRRRTTTTAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" *INSANE LAUGHTER* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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:icongoldenleopard93:
but i love twilight....... aw well its not my fault you dont know good books!
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:iconhmsnike:
Personally, I don't care if they're good or bad - the series isn't really my bag.

I have three types of books that I like: High Fantasy, Low Fantasy, and Science Fiction.

Twilight does not fall into any of these categories, and therefore does not hold my interest. I just get tired of hearing so much about it when I couldn't care less about it.
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