[ SECRET POST #3469 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3469 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I only read the first book and saw the movies, thanks to a friend, but even just based off that, I can totally see why they would appeal to people. I'm pretty sure if that series had come out when I was 13, 14 years old, I'd have been all over it myself at some point.

And with the "bad influence" argument I see critics put forth, I like to think most readers are smart enough to tell the difference between reality and fiction. Women getting into bad relationships would happen with or without the existence of 'Twilight' (or '50 Shades', or books of that sort), and blaming books for that serious, deep-seated problem, as well as the problem of readers who CAN'T tell the difference between fiction and reality, always feels awfully simplistic a solution/answer to me.