[ SECRET POST #4089 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4089 ⌋

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Comments

Re: When did "antis" become a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

As far as early places where this behavior was present, some of the seeds of "anti"-ism were there in the anti-Twilight community - attacking and ridiculing Twilight fans, arguing that Twilight was morally damaging to young women, and that the books' messages to young women would negatively influence their behavior in real life.

Re: When did "antis" become a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

Which, personally, is all true.

Re: When did "antis" become a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry you had so little guidance in your life that you let a book series have so much influence over it.

Re: When did "antis" become a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

DA
Yeah, I'm not a friend of Twilight myself but I did read a lot of creepy stories when I was a kid and still didn't turn into a serial killer...

Re: When did "antis" become a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

+1

The Twilight hatedom really did lay a lot of the groundwork.