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STOP CALLING TWILIGHT GAY
we don’t want it either!

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  1. Azazel says:

    Twilight is gay.

  2. Meon says:

    I agree, calling Twilight gay is an insult to gay people. I bet no gay person acts as dumb in a relationship like Balla… or Bella or whatever

  3. Tanner says:

    Gays, the torch has been passed to you. You must find something to compare it to.

    We straights are an unimaginative people. We lack the vocabulary to describe this atrocity.

    Help us gays. You are our only hope!

    • Ardensfax says:

      May I make an input for the benefit of the gay population? How about “Unintelligent and badly-written?” Actually nah, that’s actually accurate, the internet won’t have that…

    • ZaChaos says:

      how about retarded?

      • ricky rat says:

        apparently we’re not allowed to say that either. Mentally retarded will now be known as “intellectually challenged”. Sensitivity training my ass, someone needs a testicle or two from courage wolf. ::squeak squeak::

        • Bonnie says:

          Actually, my 13 year old son is mentally retarded and non verbal autistic. They refer to it as “MR”. He also is extremely violent and has epileptic seizures. So, yeah, I get a bit offended when the phrase “retarded” is used as slang, but hey, wtf. Everyone is offended by something. Best to shrug it off as ignorance and keep going.

          • Creative Anarchy says:

            Yeah, actually not slang. The term has always been used to refer to things or people who were developing or growing slower than expected. The medical term came along long after it was originally used as a referrence to stupidity. If anything, rather than getting strung about people using the word as it was used since the 1600′s get upset by people who use it as a description for disabled people.

            • aunt_deen says:

              I think the point is that when people call someone or something “retarded” these days, the comparison they’re making is to a person like Bonnie’s son.

              I don’t think anyone honestly believes that when something is called “retarded,” the speaker actually means that it’s “developing more slowly than expected.” They mean it’s stupid and fracked up.

              • tor2ga says:

                To retard is to hinder, delay, or slow the progress of a function. So, technically, to call someone a retard is not truly comparing that person to someone who is truly mentally retarded.

                I see no reason why those who are mentally retarded should have full legal rights to the word retarded. My niece is severly autistic and when I hear someone call another person retarded, I don’t immediately assume a comparison to my niece. That’s absolutely ridiculous. I think the person being called a retard is acting incredibly slow, which is the definition of the stupid word.

                Everyone does have a right to be offended by something. I think it’s perfectly fine to just fling off the use of a word as an insult as ignorance. However, it’s also ignorant to think that someone is making the comparison you are referring to…especially when the definition of the word makes no implication towards a human medical issue.

                • aunt_deen says:

                  I understand the meaning and the usage of both the words “retard” and “retarded.”

                  The point I was making is that when someone says, “That’s retarded,” they are not saying, “That is delayed in its development.” They are comparing that thing negatively to a person with limited cognitive function.

                  When a word which is used to classify an entire group of people (retarded, gay, whatever) is used as an insult, it’s ignorant and it is likely to offend a lot of people. This is part of life, I know. Most people don’t get through a day without hearing at least ten offensive things, I’m guessing. Most of the time, you just shrug it off and keep going. And for people like you, in regards to your niece, it probably makes your life a lot smoother and less stressful to just ignore it and not let it bother you.

                  But that doesn’t mean it’s okay and it certainly doesn’t mean that someone else might not be hurt, offended, or embarrassed by it.

              • bob says:

                Actually, that’s always how I mean it…

          • me says:

            I am also autistic and epileptic (right temporal lobe) and I find “insulting” things or people with the word retarded is funny! I may also be a jerk though…..

          • Dumbbunny says:

            Whats next? people with Diabetes being offended by the word Diabetic? or how bout those with Anorexia being offended by the word Anorexic? You cant be offended by a name if it is the legitimate medical name for a condition.

        • Dragonblade629 says:

          What are we musicians supposed to do when we want a piece to slow down?

    • Tarik says:

      How about “Badong”?

  4. Robert says:

    How about we use twilight as the adjective to describe something bad?

  5. Yep Yep says:

    Ruby Rhod wasn’t gay. He hooked up with the flight attendant (female) and had voice recordings of him banging the hot daughter of some emperor. Banging hot chicks = not gay.

  6. Jimmy says:

    Twilight is gay. It is not bad or wrong, but we can’t apply it. We just not curious about it.

    • Trolls be trollin' says:

      ^This. He’s right! The whole point of the meme is that they rather sucky sucky each other instead of doing Bergaa. So calling it something else would probably not be inaccurate, but would miss the whole point. And yes, to all members of the Gay Community, we are sorry you’ve had to forcefully accept such individuals. In our defense, you looked like you could take one for the team. Thanks and again, we’re sorry.

  7. cultist says:

    hahaha… I´ve been waiting for this!!!

  8. Irish Tora says:

    His hair forms a boner…

  9. Burke says:

    Ruby Rhod is all man. >_>

    • Creative Anarchy says:

      So is every gay person who isn’t a lesbian.. I mean unless they’ve had organ replacement surgery.. then you know.. parts of them…

  10. BastGoddess says:

    All this post has done is make me want to watch “Fifth Element” again. Que up NetFlix!

  11. Torah says:

    Yeah, twilight is giving gays a bad name. We hate it just as much as you do, so don’t dump it on us!

  12. DatMaibe says:

    Can’t we just make ‘twilight’ or ‘smeyer’ an adjective?

  13. Elmer Fudd says:

    Soooo…..if straight people don’t like it……and gay people don’t like it……who keeps making those freaking Twilight movies?!?

    • Hte druNkEEen !1 says:

      People that rob money from preteen girls who know nothing.

      • acs147 says:

        In italy we call them “bimbeminkia”, from “bimbe” (girls) and “minkia” (c0*k), like “d**khead girlz”,

        or “Stupid Girls At Young age”
        we should abbreviate it in something like “S.G.A.Y.”…

        Uh, wAit a minute…

    • EvilRebel says:

      Who keeps making them? People who like money. Who pays for it? Brainwashed teenage girls.

    • Al says:

      The same people that keep Justin Bieber famous. That would be my guess since I can’t seem to find a single person who actually likes him either. Yet neither will go away.

      • RobWatts says:

        I happen to know a girl who likes Justin Bieber. And she’s around 24. It kinda blew my mind when I found out about that.

    • Gamebird says:

      I know it might be difficult to fathom, but there *are* “people” in existence who are not in possession of their very own penis.

      Twilight was not a movie made for straight or gay men. It just wasn’t. The books weren’t written for that audience and the movies weren’t made for it. Get over it, guys. The world does not have to revolve around you and what you think is cool.

      • Creative Anarchy says:

        I’m more creeped out by the non-penis-havers that read the books and watch the movies. 43 year old women shouldn’t be on team jacob. That’s skeevy enough to make a man desire sexual congress with other men.

  14. breathe in breathe out says:

    Yeah, Twilight is a terrible, terrible series. It’s poorly written and a bad example to its target audience to boot. But these “Still not as gay as Twilight” posts get stale and annoying when they pop up in your RSS feed for the 6th time in one day.

  15. Remember? says:

    I think that the person who added this caption didn’t realize somthing very important about anyone who posts memes. No one is politically correct, but to help the gay people out, how about we find a word for people who arn’t gay, straight, or Bi. OH I KNOW, HOW ABOUT TWILIGHT AND FANS!

  16. How has no one done this? says:

    *CHRIS CROCKER VOICE INITIATE*
    LEAVE TWILIGHT ALONE, LEAVE IT ALONE! (WAH) IT’S NOT IT’S FAULT THAT NO ONE WANTS IT, AND GAY PEOPLE DON’T WANT IT TITLED AFTER THEM! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH

  17. Anonygay says:

    I’m pretty sure that Twilight is the axiomatic state of being just terrible. So, you can’t really describe Twilight without referring to Twilight in some way.

    “This Rebecca Black video is still not as Twilight as Twilight.”

  18. Kirjava__ says:

    OH OH! I know it!
    ‘Not as mormon as Twilight?’ hun? hun?

  19. pazuzu says:

    being a regular homosexual is not even nearly as gay as Twilight :)

    Twilight is a good thing for development of sexual tolerance.

    Hatemongers start to realize that it’s not the homosexuality, they hate so much about gays.
    What they really hate is that SOME gays are also uhm… twilight…

  20. jamie. says:

    Twilight is not gay, it’s mormon abstinence propaganda and prolly doesn’t even recognize GLBT people.

    • Creative Anarchy says:

      You know I don’t follow the Latter Day Saints very closely but last I heard they were very agaisnt abstaining. In fact earlier this decade one of their elders was quoted as saying that Teen pregnancy wasn’t a problem when there’s a tight-knit family to support the children.

      • kletterer says:

        This is purely a curiosity question…but do you know if that was Mainstream LDS or was it the extremists who have like 45 wives? There is a huge difference between the two and I would be really suprised if it was the mainstream church that said that…every mormon I know was all about the abstinence…and then they stopped talking to me when I came out…haha.

  21. ThatGermanGuy says:

    epic win….but what else should we say…

  22. Britishftw says:

    Gay stopped meaning homosexual years ago.

  23. George says:

    twilight is what made vampires gay

  24. Lezbeau says:

    Well, actually, there´s nothing as straight as twilight.

    You see, Twilight is made for silly girls that are so so SO straight they can´t see past Taylor Lautner´s abs and Edward Cullen´s supposed gentlemanship and see how awfully bad the story is. Now, lesbian girls can see that the book is a half-assed failed attempt at writing. And gay guys are too furious at how two supposedly gorgeous guys are fighting over an inane blasé girl, so yeah, we the LGBTT people are really not ones to be linked to Twilight.

    I blame you, silly straight girls that expect romantism and silly straight boys that think they´re players and make the girls resort to weak romantism for Twilight.

  25. Nash says:

    It’s just sexist garbage.

  26. tyberius says:

    Holy Fluttershy, THIS.

  27. a_blind_goldfish says:

    i know right: not even gay people wear as much glitter as that dead, glittery, stone guy…

  28. WolvenSpectre says:

    I was suggesting “not as wrong as” instead of “not as gay as” but if the meme keeps going with the effeminate/gay style in the meme then it would be even more insulting to the LGBT community.

    Maybe “not as tween as”?

  29. Captain Pasty says:

    It’s just as bad as saying that Bieber is a girl. I mean, saying “Twilight is gay” is not an insult to Twilight, since there is nothing wrong with gayness. But, it is an insult to LGBT people, because *everything* is wrong with Twilight.

    Same with the Bieber-is-a-girl thing. Not insulting to Bieber, since there is nothing wrong with being female. Unless you think that men are people and women are women, and that being female debases you as a human. But since this is false, we know that it cannot be an insult to Bieber, but it is an insult to all (sane, non-Bieber fanatic) women to be compared to him, since *everything* is wrong with him.

    Geddit?

    • OvvenChips says:

      good point. But it lacks two things… Twilight is gay, Bieber is a girl

    • Lezbeau says:

      Oh, women are not people. I mean, we are, but we´re certainly not recognized as such.

    • The Walkin Dude says:

      The only thing wrong with him, is he is a supposed man who gives off all signals of being a woman, including long hair, high voice, and lack of any junk.

      If there was a woman who had a bass voice, crew cut, and a bulge in her pants, you better bet we’d make fun of her for being a guy.

      • Gamebird says:

        I’m waiting for the long string of memes making fun of Lady Gaga’s masculinity.

      • Toon says:

        I’m not going to comment on the voice and the crotchgazing, but … you can’t seriously think long hair is a signal of being a woman.

        You do know that for something like 96% of human history — including the present day — men have worn their hair long? And that women have been cutting their hair close to the head if they feel like it for close to a century? I mean you do know that, right?

      • Orly says:

        Your rant against long hair is disrespectfull of the memory of my ancestors who were forced into your English culture and got their hair cut by abusive teachers.

    • devotedbertanderniefan says:

      Maybe “Not as Bieber as Twilight” or “Not as Twilight as Bieber”….both are as vomit inducing as each other….

    • Allopexx says:

      Justin Bieber is called a girl because he looks and sounds like a girl. Simple as that.

  30. Gryph18 says:

    I actually used to like the word “Twilight”. Now I can’t hear, say, or use it without an automatic association with a series I’d sooner dissolve in a pool of acid and orphan tears than think about for an instant.

    • Cleo says:

      Yeah, this. Lets mourn the loss of a good word together.

    • laquera says:

      I couldn’t agree more! I also loved the word eclipse, its so pretty sounding… Also, I can never look at the moon the same way again -.- especially not a new moon though thats sorta not looking at the moon at all but you know what I mean

  31. Pipcard says:

    I’m one of the few people who notices this is from “The Fifth Element.”

    • Multipass says:

      You are one of the few people that would ask that question. Definite troll!

    • Allopexx says:

      No you’re not. Sad Hipster.

    • Franco says:

      Surely you`re joking!!!

    • Jeff (the American one) says:

      No, you’re just the only one who felt compelled to mention it.

      • comaX says:

        This.

        Also, as previously stated, “gay” has become a polysemical word, that doesn’t have anything in common with homosexuals anymore. So, yeah. Twilight is gay.

        Deal with it.

        • aunt_deen says:

          The word gay “doesn’t have a thing in common with homosexuals anymore?”

          Really?

        • Belle says:

          Use of a word as a pejorative is not really appropriate when that word is also used to describe a group who have historically been, and still are, marginalised and discriminated against.

          Polysemical or not, the association is impossible to break. It’s the same string of characters and sounds.

        • Toon says:

          It is possible for a slur to have no connection in the mind of the user with the people being insulted by its use.

          This makes the user ignorant, possibly willfully so, rather than malicious. It doesn’t legitimize use of the slur.

    • Belle says:

      You’re one of the few people who thinks they’re special enough to be one of the few Fifth Element fans in a Memebase thread.

  32. emeraldmichelle says:

    I read this in this man’s voice, with that weird little scream he does at the end.

  33. Foppa says:

    Hehehe, really funny actually! ^_^

  34. Allopexx says:

    How about the word “camp”. Not as camp as twilight. Because Camp is not unanimous with gay people.

  35. Adolf says:

    Gays are gay and should be burned alive. Along with twilight.

  36. aunt_deen says:

    Just had this discussion with a friend (neither one of us a Twilight fan) and she put it thusly.

    Seriously and for true, is Twilight really that big of a threat to truth, justice, and freedom? Is it really so wrong that 12 to 15 year old girls get to like sparkly pretty boys and big, muscley ones? Were any of us really destroyed for the rest of our lives by having a crush on one of the Hardy Boys? Cause I don’t think it is all that different.

    Bottom line is that Twilight is just not that big of a deal. Some people like it. Deal.

  37. EvilDave says:

    How about we go back to queer meaning “weird and strange in a bad way” and then using it instead of gay?

    “Still not as queer as twilight” sounds good to me.

    • laquera says:

      I agree, personally I prefer being considered gay than queer…. queer is just a queer word.

    • kletterer says:

      It’s a good idea but unfortunately for many in the older generations (and by older I mean grandparents since this is the case for mine) still have extremely negative connotations associated with that word. Granted there might not be a lot of grandparents on memebase but still something to consider. Though, people will be hard pressed to find another word…everyone gets offened by something.

    • Belle says:

      We don’t want it, either.

  38. Peter Lewis says:

    Not as “fabulous” as twilight!
    .
    solved..
    .
    .
    .
    if you don’tunderstand me then just imagine the campest of the camp(sorry LGBTQ but that part of your community does occaisionally put your movement back 30 years…) or those annoying women you have seen repeatedly referring to pointless things/situations as “fabulous”
    and then you will understand why this is the perfect replacment for “Gay”

    • Belle says:

      Sorry straight community but if someone acting camp puts our movement back thirty years you need to grow the hell up.

      • Peter Lewis says:

        …can you please (and i mean this in the most respectable way possible) explain the actual connection between camp and homosexuality??? I am a huge supporter of LGBTQ issues and causes yet an overly camp person annoys the hell out of me as it appears fake or forced. is Kurt from Glee really an apt example of how gay men carry on?? because i hate to break it to you but when most people hear someone is gay they usually apply the same stereotype.
        Perhaps it is certain members of the LGBTQ community (..and yes a lot of straight people too) that need to “grow up”. The quicker being gay is as trivial as it should be then the sooner we can get on with being people, simply people …how nice would that be???

        • Belle says:

          Hmm. If only people were free to form their own identities and personalities, and not expected to conform to what others want them to be if they want to be considered people.

        • tyberius says:

          It all depends on what you mean by “camp” behavior. For the most part, I see it as a mixture of effeminate behavior and a kind of “outsideness”, an attitude that gay people tend to take up, since they can’t help viewing our (mostly) heteronormative society from somewhat of an outsider’s standpoint.

          If your problem is with the outsideness, good news: as Western societies grow more and more acceptive and inclusive of homosexuality, this aspect of “camp” behavior should fade.

          As for the effeminate part: some males are effeminate. You need to deal with it. I deal with overly “macho” behavior from supposedly heterosexual males all the time, which, believe me, seems just as annoying/fake/forced as overly effeminate behavior may seem to you. However, I don’t judge all straight men by this behavior, nor do I assume it does anything to do with them being straight.

          Kurt from Glee is an apt example of how *some* teenage boys are.
          Granted, some of them are trying to emulate the behavioral patterns they see in the gay community. But many of them, as far as I can tell, can’t help being that way. Even when they’re in the closet, trying their best not to let others know that they are gay, their environment can *tell*. It was the same way with me. I thought I acted pretty normal, didn’t out myself to anyone but my closest friend in high school, people still talked. It could have to do with the whole fetal hormonal development theory, I dunno exactly (for the record, I’m an oldest male child).

          Interestingly, not all effeminate boys are even gay, I actually know a boy like that living in a fairly open-minded community (urban Norway), so I assume he’s not in a closet, he’s just a straight guy who can’t help being effeminate.

          Anyway, some people are just naturally like that. Others might be trying to emulate them, just like members of *any* community/sub-culture are emulating prominent members of the group they identify with – this is especially typical of adolescent behavior. And that’s okay too. People won’t ever “just be people, simply people”, they will always have their little quirks. Tolerance is, for the most part, putting up with them.

          Your support for LGBTQ issues is commendable, but you should try to dissociate your support for a civil rights/acceptance movement and your disapproval for the behavior of some of the people it is for. You don’t knock black people in general for “gangsta” culture, or women for dumb bimbos, do you? People deserve equal rights, they don’t need to earn it by what you consider “good” behavior.

          Now, granted, it would be easier to gain acceptance if all of us looked and acted like everybody else, but let’s face it, pretty much no one is completely “normal”. I accept the LGBTQ community with all of its weirdness, and I encourage you to try and do the same. As I said, acceptance will in itself eliminate some of the reasons for “camp” behavior. Trannies will be trannies though.

          • SpookyStreetlight says:

            srs tl;dr O_O

            • Peter Lewis says:

              thank you for a great reply good sir! i’m working no so i cannot give you the reply you deserve.. may I say though that i don’t hate ” camp” as such, i merely see some people effect it (gay and straight) and i find it false and sometimes annoying, may I note that I do have an issue with “gangsta” as I believe it is used as a front to reenforce a stereotype that most people feel uncomfotable with .. once again i apologise for not replying with a longer message but I am in work and I have beady eyes upon me..

              regards

              Peter

  39. Peter Lewis says:

    …plus twilight fans won’t get it so they won’t even bother annoying us good folks here in the internet trying to “defend” it!

  40. suicidesweetheart says:

    thank you! i’ve been saying this about both twilight and justin beiber for a very long time
    ~your neighborhood bi girl

    • Belle says:

      I can imagine you swinging down from a lamp post and retrieving the vibrator someone just dropped down a drain for them, dressed in green and purple spandex.

      “Who are you?”
      “Your friendly neighbourhood bi girl!”

  41. WowJustWow says:

    Wait, why do we even need a word to describe how awful that series is?

  42. Still.Getting.Help says:

    Poor gay people… they get compared to Twilight so much! I never felt so bad for someone else before.

  43. Christopher says:

    TL;DR

  44. truth-teller says:

    well gay and hetero people are way more manlier then this…uh…oh crap can’t find a word heavy enough to explain how much this sucks donkey rabbit balls

  45. Aaron says:

    I saw a Southpark like this we just need to convince Emanuel Lewis to change the meaning of gay in the Websters dictionary to twilight. A word only has the power you give to it. Why does every good idea have to come from Southpark or me.


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