I'd love to answer anybody's questions, but I'll usually avoid the ones about friends or relationships because those tend to bore me. :) I am knowledgable in a variety of topics, specifically fashion, etiquette, and questions about spirituality
/religion. Proper grammar and spelling is * sOoOo freekin hAwTt*.
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In my spare time, I love playing the piano, listening to folk/indie music, doing volunteer work, writing, studying Spanish, learning about fashion and make-up, and acting competitively.
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seriously. why the hell does everyone have a problem with emo kids? like..i dress emo but that doesn't necessarily mean that i go around cutting myself. and even if i did, why do people notice emo people more than everyone else? and why do people say stuff about them? its stupid. half the kids are obviously depressed and i don't think people should make fun of them. then the other half just dresses this way because they really like music.
grr. it just really pisses me off.
i know that wasn't really a question, but still. (link)
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No problem… I like "discussion questions", such as these. :)
I don't know if you've noticed, but every "clique" goes around bashing other "cliques". It's the way highschool is. You probably just noticed the "emo" remarks lately because you feel a connection to that group because of the music you listen to or the way you dress.
Almost every highschool student is going to have a problem with somebody, whether it's the preps, the "druggies", the nerds, whoever. But that doesn't make it right, it just shows the immaturity and shallowness of teenagers. I agree, it's stupid to judge people based on the way they dress or the things they like. It's just like your parents told you, people just say those things to make themselves feel better about themselves, and to mask their insecurities. Here's to some maturity. ;)
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