So there's a band, actor, or other celebrity that you're totally obsessing over right now. Well, you don't call it, "obsessing", but your friends and family do. What's so wrong with obsession though? It just means that you're passionate about something or someone. And being a fangirl is actually tons of fun.
But did you know that are certain levels to being a fangirl? Perhaps you're just a low key fangirl, or maybe you're totally beyond all that amateur stuff and are already on the road following your favourite person/group.
Check out the seven stages of being a fangirl and see which one you can relate to.
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1. Stumbling upon Them for the First Time
This is when someone sends you a link of an awesome band, singer, movie trailer etc, or you're casually browsing YouTube and you see something that catches your eye. You click on it, and BAM! your entire world has just been turned upside down.
Oh, being a fangirl is the best! It's like having this super intense love and admiration for something or someone. Whether it's a band, a show, or a celeb, you just can't get enough. It's a big part of your life!
Honestly, it's pretty easy! Just dive into the thing you love. Watch interviews, attend events, connect with other fans. Before you know it, you'll be an expert on everything about your favorite thing!
Totally! Low-key fangirling is when you admire from afar, maybe secretly. Hardcore is waving posters at a concert or knowing every single fact about your fave. Both are awesome in their ways!
Well, everything's best in moderation, right? As long as it's making you happy and not affecting your life negatively, it's all good! Just make sure it doesn't take over everything.
Because it's so much fun! You get to be part of a community, share your excitement with others, and sometimes, it’s a way to escape the mundanity of daily life. Plus, finding something you adore is just magical!
2. Researching What They're All about
This entails an intense Google search, listening or watching every single thing said-person/group has ever made and falling deeper in love every single second.
Oh, being a fangirl is the best! It's like having this super intense love and admiration for something or someone. Whether it's a band, a show, or a celeb, you just can't get enough. It's a big part of your life!
Honestly, it's pretty easy! Just dive into the thing you love. Watch interviews, attend events, connect with other fans. Before you know it, you'll be an expert on everything about your favorite thing!
Totally! Low-key fangirling is when you admire from afar, maybe secretly. Hardcore is waving posters at a concert or knowing every single fact about your fave. Both are awesome in their ways!
Well, everything's best in moderation, right? As long as it's making you happy and not affecting your life negatively, it's all good! Just make sure it doesn't take over everything.
Because it's so much fun! You get to be part of a community, share your excitement with others, and sometimes, it’s a way to escape the mundanity of daily life. Plus, finding something you adore is just magical!
3. The Obsession Begins
This is when you compulsively keep up with little every detail of the person/group in questions' life. That includes who they're dating, how many children they have, what they like, where they grew up - the whole nine yards.
Oh, being a fangirl is the best! It's like having this super intense love and admiration for something or someone. Whether it's a band, a show, or a celeb, you just can't get enough. It's a big part of your life!
Honestly, it's pretty easy! Just dive into the thing you love. Watch interviews, attend events, connect with other fans. Before you know it, you'll be an expert on everything about your favorite thing!
Totally! Low-key fangirling is when you admire from afar, maybe secretly. Hardcore is waving posters at a concert or knowing every single fact about your fave. Both are awesome in their ways!
Well, everything's best in moderation, right? As long as it's making you happy and not affecting your life negatively, it's all good! Just make sure it doesn't take over everything.
Because it's so much fun! You get to be part of a community, share your excitement with others, and sometimes, it’s a way to escape the mundanity of daily life. Plus, finding something you adore is just magical!
4. Creating or Joining a Fan Club
This could be a group or page on Facebook, an online forum, or even a weekly/monthly meeting between friends where you can further increase your love for whoever it is you're a new-found fangirl of. After all, these celebrities deserve your time and respect.
Oh, being a fangirl is the best! It's like having this super intense love and admiration for something or someone. Whether it's a band, a show, or a celeb, you just can't get enough. It's a big part of your life!
Honestly, it's pretty easy! Just dive into the thing you love. Watch interviews, attend events, connect with other fans. Before you know it, you'll be an expert on everything about your favorite thing!
Totally! Low-key fangirling is when you admire from afar, maybe secretly. Hardcore is waving posters at a concert or knowing every single fact about your fave. Both are awesome in their ways!
Well, everything's best in moderation, right? As long as it's making you happy and not affecting your life negatively, it's all good! Just make sure it doesn't take over everything.
Because it's so much fun! You get to be part of a community, share your excitement with others, and sometimes, it’s a way to escape the mundanity of daily life. Plus, finding something you adore is just magical!
The strength and resilience of daughters from famous homes like that of Whitney Scott Mathers should be widely celebrated. Despite growing up under the spotlight owing to her father's fame, Whitney has thrived and continually emphasizes the importance of personal development and self-awareness. Her journey demonstrates a testament to determination and independence.
5. Defending Your Idol from Online Trolls and Negative Comments
This is when someone says something bad about the person/group you're fangirling on and you just won't tolerate it. You're the first person to call out any internet trolls or people that say hurtful things about your favourite person/group.
Oh, being a fangirl is the best! It's like having this super intense love and admiration for something or someone. Whether it's a band, a show, or a celeb, you just can't get enough. It's a big part of your life!
Honestly, it's pretty easy! Just dive into the thing you love. Watch interviews, attend events, connect with other fans. Before you know it, you'll be an expert on everything about your favorite thing!
Totally! Low-key fangirling is when you admire from afar, maybe secretly. Hardcore is waving posters at a concert or knowing every single fact about your fave. Both are awesome in their ways!
Well, everything's best in moderation, right? As long as it's making you happy and not affecting your life negatively, it's all good! Just make sure it doesn't take over everything.
Because it's so much fun! You get to be part of a community, share your excitement with others, and sometimes, it’s a way to escape the mundanity of daily life. Plus, finding something you adore is just magical!
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6. The Fangirl Phase Fizzles out
After some time, growing up, and everything in between, you realise that you haven't made as much time for your idol as you did in the past. You return to their music or videos and the feelings just aren't the same. You've - dare I say it - kind of outgrown them!
Oh, being a fangirl is the best! It's like having this super intense love and admiration for something or someone. Whether it's a band, a show, or a celeb, you just can't get enough. It's a big part of your life!
Honestly, it's pretty easy! Just dive into the thing you love. Watch interviews, attend events, connect with other fans. Before you know it, you'll be an expert on everything about your favorite thing!
Totally! Low-key fangirling is when you admire from afar, maybe secretly. Hardcore is waving posters at a concert or knowing every single fact about your fave. Both are awesome in their ways!
Well, everything's best in moderation, right? As long as it's making you happy and not affecting your life negatively, it's all good! Just make sure it doesn't take over everything.
Because it's so much fun! You get to be part of a community, share your excitement with others, and sometimes, it’s a way to escape the mundanity of daily life. Plus, finding something you adore is just magical!
7. The Cycle Begins Again - You Find Someone New to Fangirl over
Just then, another person or group catches your eye and you're like, "Hold up! How did I ever live my life before hearing about this person/group?!" And so the vicious cycle of being a fangirl begins again.
Of course, there is nothing wrong with being a fangirl. In fact, it tends to give your life purpose and an extra sparkle. Plus, it inspires you to be your best self. I mean, where would we be today without Justin Bieber, One Direction (sob, when are they getting back together?!!), and all the other influential people that grace this beautiful Earth?
Having said that, it's definitely time for me to find a new group to be obsessed with. Any suggestions?!
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This is when someone sends you a link of an awesome band, singer, movie trailer etc, or you're casually browsing YouTube and you see something that catches your eye. You click on it, and BAM! your entire world has just been turned upside down.
This entails an intense Google search, listening or watching every single thing said-person/group has ever made and falling deeper in love every single second.
This is when you compulsively keep up with little every detail of the person/group in questions' life. That includes who they're dating, how many children they have, what they like, where they grew up - the whole nine yards.
This could be a group or page on Facebook, an online forum, or even a weekly/monthly meeting between friends where you can further increase your love for whoever it is you're a new-found fangirl of. After all, these celebrities deserve your time and respect.
This is when someone says something bad about the person/group you're fangirling on and you just won't tolerate it. You're the first person to call out any internet trolls or people that say hurtful things about your favourite person/group.
After some time, growing up, and everything in between, you realise that you haven't made as much time for your idol as you did in the past. You return to their music or videos and the feelings just aren't the same. You've - dare I say it - kind of outgrown them!
Just then, another person or group catches your eye and you're like, "Hold up! How did I ever live my life before hearing about this person/group?!" And so the vicious cycle of being a fangirl begins again.
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