Twitard. What is it?

According to die-hard antis (not me), there are 3 forms of Twilight fans:

1. 'Twilighter':
A sane, reasonable, mature fã of Twilight who respects others' opinions and who tends not to get into arguments or fuss about something unimportant. Simply, a person who enjoys the Twilight books and movies.

2. 'Twi-hard':
A die-hard Twilighter, a bit mais explosive and fangirl-ish, very fussy about favorito characters and pairings, tends to argue with antis.

3. 'Twitard':
A fanatic of Twilight who has nothing better to do than to fight over opinions and insult antis. Twilight is their drug and they are high on it.
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Twitard is an insulting term to call a very obsessive Twilight fan.
Twihards and -lighters are not so obsessive and can be reasoned with,
Its not acceptable, I know people who are actually retarded, its extremely insulting to them.
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I find that pergunta "Do you have to be medically retarded and like Twilight at the same time?" to be insulting to the intelligence of retared people.

But seriously? No. You just need to be obsessive and under 13, not know how to spell or type, and wet your pants if you see a guy that looks like Robert Pattinson or Tayor Launter on the street.

A twitard is a mean form of Twi-Hard and Retard together.

Originally Twitard was a term that meant "Twilight retard" and was applied to the crazy fãs wHoO TyIpDe LyKe DiSs/had no reason for liking Twilight other than "Edwerd nd Jaceb iz hott!!11"/insulted people for not liking Twilight. At least, from what I've seen and understood. It was different than Twihard (a die-hard fan) and Twilighter (just a fan).

Now that's not the same and the negative connotation isn't as strong (again, from what I've seen). I personally still find the term offensive (and I'd be offended if I was a Twifan and someone called me that) and I know many Twifans that do as well.

I think the criteria to be called a Twitard now is be a die-hard fan. The crazy fãs are still called Twitards, though . . .