How can anyone choose?

LOL. You said exactly what I was trying yo say - only you did it much better. :D

Why thankoo, :D

you sad all what was on my mind

Well, that's my point, they're completely differant stories. I don't understand why people are always comparing the two stories. I understand that you don't like Twilight, and I respect that, and so I'm trying not to take offence to the "Most Twilight fans are imature teenage girls who don't know anything about literature" jab. It's really sad to me though, because I am not at all like most of the fans of Twilight, I don't like Hannah Montana or anything stupid like that, I like poems, and Edgar Allen Poe, and William Shakespeare, and (obviously) Anne Rice novels. I wish that people on both sides of the arguement would, quite frankly, lighten the hell up. I understand that Stephenie Meyer's writing isn't "good". But I love it because of it's uniqueness, because she did something that made a lot of people angry, that no one was expecting (even her). And I don't think that it defines who a person is on whiether or not they like the series. I simply love Anne Rices stories (those that I've read so far ), but I love Twilight aswell. I can't say "I like Twilight more" or "I like The Vampire Lestat more", because they are completely differant stories, andI just can't compare them. Anyway, so I'm trying not to take offence to the way you paint Twilight fans, because I do disrespect alot of them myself, but as they "don't judge a book by it's cover", and in this sense, I am talking about me. I am not like other people, and it doesn't matter that I like Twilight. Hope to get a reply from you. :)

"If you don't like Twilight, then why do you even talk about it?!" And why should hate be bottled up? It would not be healthy. But of course it should be expressed in as constructive and respective way as possible but you seem to question expressing it whatsoever. There are many valid reasons to genuinely hate Twilight and I see no reason why it should be kept inside and let it be worshiped as something it is not. I've said it before: "It's better to hate something for what it is than love it for what it is not." Like, the Edward/Bella relattionship is not exactly a romance if you really take a look at it and analyse it well. And for the writing - it's not the grammar only or even essentially - and that btw should've been the editor/publisher's job to check on too - but the writing is horrible in so many ways. A 5-year old child could write more realistically developing and more colourful story than Twilight is. Because they don't worship the fucking physical beauty of their characters, they usually don't write weak and whiny girls who are pleased by norhing, and they usually use their original imagination when coming up with the characters and action.

^lol, I would leave twilight alone, but in school im surrounded by girls talking about twilight ALL THE TIME and Im not exagerating. So around them I do bottle it up because most of them are my friends and I dont want to insult them, but when I get home I need to let it out, I need to scream and breath and rant.

Please be a little nicer. I understand your perspective, and I respect that you don't like it, but please don't just bash it because you don't like it. I know how it is sometimes, there are a lot of things I hate too, but I try to be respectful when I'm around those who do like it. :)

if u don't like my opinion simple don't read it

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