a true fan usually feels when someone they admire and support are constantly being attacked in the media. And rightfully so, don't you think? After the tasteless comment/reaction from Adam Brody.

i really felt like i needed to say how i felt about all the negativity/flack Kristen's been getting for what?
Being herself? Honest? In the world we live in today aren't people normally
praised by others for speaking their minds? Apparently not if you're in the
public eye.

This must mean:

Fame+Media Attention+Having
outspoken/truthful/honest characteristics= Negative CRITICISM.

Somehow, things just don't add up.

If it's not what she wears, its the
way the way her hair is. If she's not smiling, it's because she's angry. If
it's not the things she says or the lack thereof sometimes its her awkwardness.
If its not her distaste for hounding paparazzi its her ungratefulness for the
fame and celebrity. Can a person just live and live the way they want without
being misquoted, misjudged, or misinterpreted? No, not for Kristen
Stewart.

I personally feel like the Adam
Brody comment was just the small tip of the iceberg. For someone that has
worked with her on the movie "In the Land of Women", its sad to see
an actor speak poorly of one another. Granted the comment made in the Diablo
interview doesn't exactly mention Kristen directly (from Adam's mouth), but it
is clear from his general reaction from her name shows an almost a distaste
or blasé attitude
that is almost despicable.

My overall point is this, Adam does not garner even half as much
attention as Kristen, even in his OC days. He doesn't know what it is like to
be hounded and dissected by the media every day of his life. And for someone
who is supposedly an "actor" and doesn't even have enough compassion
to understand what another fellow actor is experiencing is deplorable. I pose
these questions: What has Adam Brody been in that has been significant in terms
of the Movie/TV world? Has he ever been a part of anything that has single handedly
almost impacted a whole generation or age group because of something he has
done whether its movie/tv related? The answer is undoubtedly, NO. The truth is,
Adam Brody is a washed up actor who can be remembered from his stint on the oh
so world famous show The OC. Does anyone really remember that? Mustn't i forgot
his role as Nicolai Wolf in Jennifer's Body? Sad he didn't get an Oscar for
that. When it really comes down to it, Adam Brody is an "actor" who
is trying to revive his fledgling career by garnering attention (as much as he
desperately can) for his upcoming (possibly Golden Globe award winning role) in
Scream 4. Is it worth it Adam? I guess we all shall see right? Because in the
end, coming from someone who hasn't won anything but probably a Teen Choice
award we should all take his comment lightly, if not as a joke -like he is.