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Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 5:37 pm
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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:40 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:36 pm
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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 3:05 pm
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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 3:09 pm
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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 8:26 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 4:56 pm
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The_Forth This is a list of things that are a pain in the a**... 1. Everyone thinking you worship satin. 2. The price of Tripp clothing... 3. The price of gothic things in general 4. KEEPING YOUR GOD DAMN BLACK CLOTHS BLACK 5. The weird numb arm felling you get when you put ALL 11 armbands back on your right arm, damn blood circulation.... 6. The damn stereotypes 7. Your parents bitching at you, and trying to change how you look so it makes them look good... 8. The time it takes to GET ALL OF THOUGHTS CHAINS ON AND OFF, DAMN, 9. People stepping on your pants 10.The anti- depressant every wants to give us. =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ Post your thoughts what are the biggist pains in the a** you see.... I just thought this would be funny....
2. Yes, it does annoy me how expensive it is
3. Umm..."gothic" things? They don't exist. Dark things, on the other hand, do.
4. They always turn grey ish...
5. I've worn more then that and my arms didn't get numb at all o.o . . .
6. Technically, in wearing all of the black clothes, you are a stereotype. Sorry to point that out.
7. I used to have that problem.
8. I don't wear chains, really.
9. It never happened because people were afraid of me.
10. Umm...who do you know? Because, I've never had that problem o.o Odd looks are normal, but people saying they want to give you anti-depressants? Isn't that supposed to be for the "emo" kids? |
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Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 5:57 am
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Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 8:55 am
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XxXUrWoRsTnItEmArEXxX 1.People always calling u gothboy or vampire and excluding u from everybody else. 2.The price of ur clothing,depending where u get them from. 3.Always dealing with ur parents on how they think ur life is messed up. 4.People at school think ur a nobody and dont want to hang with u. 5.Only being with other goths and nobody else of a different stereotype. i cant think of anything else tht isnt related to wht other ppl said.
Only goths?
Man that's just a persol one for ya. A lot of us get along with a variety.
My girlfriend is practically an artistic neo-hippie, best friends include a scene kid, Otaku, and straight out prep.
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Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:05 am
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People yelling "emo" or something very crude or insulting at you... the adult male juggalos in my area are not usually safe to be around, one threatened to rape me and my other gothy friend after we got off the city bus and were walking towards a local tea shop... It is annoying also how people don't get the differences between punk, goth, emo, metal, ext. The only one I've ever met that really knew the difference was my friend Thomas at school who is viet asian, dresses completely normal, listens to a ton of metal music, and recognized that goth was equal to bands like Sisters of Mercy and what not that moved the subculture on it's way... and no one had to tell him -_- but most people do not pay attention...
Oh, a few others:
1. Other "black clads" who are just... well, horrid (not in a good sense) to be around... like this one girl in town, she is just crazy. Mean crazy... she pulled a knife on her boyfriend, made up lies about my free-minded friend and her boyfriend, spread rumors, and threatened to shank them before... and not playfully threatened.... although these are a minority, they are a royal pain to deal with, and even worse if a family member met one like that and then YOU have to make up for it and try to show them the truth of the matter....
And people pulling the whole "goths who ransacked rome" thing on you... AS IF THIS PROVES THAT YOU ARE EVIL AND VIOLENT AND THAT IS WHAT THE ENTIRE SUBCULTURE IS BASED AROUND. Yes, there are people in the world who are stupid enough to think this. Here is a nice article on this I found on the interwebs....
"The Goths (Visigoths and Ostrogoths were 2 separate tribes) are thought to be cruel and barbaric (the Visigoths were peaceful agriculturalists for a large part of their history) because most of the records we have about them are from the Romans. Take exception to the fact that the Celts are also viewed this way by the general population thanks to the Romans again, despite plenty of evidence that they were quite "civilized" when not under merciless attack in their own homelands. Both the Celts and the Visigoths "ransacked" Rome at different points in History and so didn't exactly endear themselves to the Roman heirachy. The "civilized" Romans used to watch people being disemboweled and eaten by predatory animals for entertainment... and yet we are happy to accept their verdict on who is barabaric?"
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Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:17 am
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Most of you, despite religion, will find this very entertaining 3nodding and considering my baptisim is today, well... I am sure the leader of the c-goth website wouldn't mind me posting this.
Problems Only Christian Goths Have
from Elias Emmanuel "being called a satanist, even though you wear a gigantic cross."
from Harlequin "My non Christian friends keep turning my cross upside down."
"Will my friends think I'm too 'preachy' if I wear my ICTHUS fishnets?"
"I"Would I do this if Eric Clayton was in the room with me?"
from Anya Serene"searching in vain through the local music store under 'gospel' for xtian goth music" (if u live in s.a it's impossible)".........."
Having to explain to your parents that :
- you are not a satanist even though you favour black, black, black and purple .
- the music you listen to actually does have Christian lyrics, even though they might not be able to decipher them
- no, you're not going out clubbing in your goth regalia on sunday night, "you're actually going to church"
Problems in church :
- having parents move their little children a few rows further away when you seat yourself.
- when the pastor talks about heathens in his sermon and everyone turns to look at you.
- a new church member attempting to 'convert' you.
- when you are praising God in quiet, reverent worship, your bangles / rings / necklaces etc are loudly jangling .
- getting your tights / stockings hooked on the seat / pew in full view of everybody.
- you ran out of waterproof eyeliner, and after a little bit of a drizz during praise and worship your eyes make you look like frankenstein (or the bride of) [hmm..or robert smith on a bad makeup day!]
- getting up / down the steps (if any) of the church in your heels / huuuge boots (woe betide you if your church has a wooden floor... "clop, clop, bang, thud, clop, clop, bang, thud")
- if you're female : the peopel behind you moving further to your left / right because they can't see over your dramatic hairstyle which you've piled on top of your head with Victorian ringlets.
- if you're male : forgetting to take your carl mcoy black stetson off when you seat yourself, and the ppl behind you asking you to take it off in order to see the lyrics
- going to a church gathering after church, and when you arrive they take off the don francisco cd and put on a Christian country album (it's the only thing they have with a beat) in order to make you feel more comfortable [ok, ok, that is highly unlikely to happen.. in mean, why would they try to make you feel more comfortable?? hehe, just kidding!!]
- visiting a new church, and the security guard follows you from your car to the church because you are "suspiciously dressed"
- another problem could be found in the black lipstick marks that you leave behind on the cup during the 'Lord´s Supper'...
from patryxdeth
-having your parents try and make you stop wearing black and tell you when you've worn it too much and having others think you're the next Columbine killer. -- Crimson .... (this is sad because those guys were not goth, like the media led everyone to believe)
And another one that I am worried about today:
When submurssed in baptisim (dumped all the way under water), having your black eye make up run down your face when they pull you back up sweatdrop I need to find some water-proof eyeliner and mascara before I go.... atleast I get to wear my black ripped up skirt over my black swimsuit when getting baptised (since it is happening inside... for obvious reasons during winter).
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Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:25 am
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 12:34 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 3:07 pm
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Personally, I actually haven't had many problems with people. Well, in high school anyway. In middle school, however, the two guys who sat behind me in science, in my 7th grade year, tried to make my life a living hell. FOR NO REASON.
You see, my town is full of strange people. So, the way I dress is the last of people's concerns. I mean, there are people who ask me questions that irk me a bit but I let it slide.
My parents just want me to be myself. They understand that I am an artist and take every chance I get to express myself so they stopped caring about how I dressed LONG ago. My grandmother, however, want me to be her "Little Angel" again. As in, go to church EVERY Sunday, wearing bright colors and spend all my time doing cross-stitch. Not going to happen.
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