Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
Originally posted by tashia[[is dead]]
like, im not even joking. Emo is not a label, its a type of music. you might think its a label because people call you it, but its not. so just stop.
Oh...I read this wrong the first time...
Emo is a lable of people who cut themselves. Also some people do like to dress emo like. I usually wear a black t-shirt with some band on it and a darkblue-black pair of jeans with black shoes and I have black hair (not dyed). However people who dress in all black but have their hair over one eye and just look depressed can be easily mistakened for an emo as that is the "emo look". You can't fight social trends. If you like the way you look don't change yourself but if people call you emo just sarcastically you cut yourself in some way.
Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
FINALLY!! thank you god, emo is a music genre. i'm so sick and tired of people calling others emo just cuz they have black flippy hair or their cat scratched them, i mean come on. we have names, why wear a mask through labels?
Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
Originally posted by Nek0_Chan
FINALLY!! thank you god, emo is a music genre. i'm so sick and tired of people calling others emo just cuz they have black flippy hair or their cat scratched them, i mean come on. we have names, why wear a mask through labels?
Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
lol, alright, being a highschooler, i know all about this trend. and notice i said trend, because it is one. there is such a thing as emo music, but also emo style. tight pants, black hair, one eye covered, lip rings, we all know how it is. most people just make fun of people who talk about it NONSTOP because they like seeing how worked up you get over dumb stuff. no one else brags about their styles, so emo kids need to stfu.
Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
wow tashia ur stupid emo is a label and you can keep tellin ur self its not but when u go in ur room tonight and start cutting ur wrists i think u will be thinkning differently
Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
Emo IS a label
at my school, people that are EMOTIONAL(also dress in black, black hair, tiight pants, weird music) are emos
theres one step away from being gothic but not quite so they get to be emo =]
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Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
Originally posted by Nek0_Chan
FINALLY!! thank you god, emo is a music genre. i'm so sick and tired of people calling others emo just cuz they have black flippy hair or their cat scratched them, i mean come on. we have names, why wear a mask through labels?
Re: people, honestly emo is not a label its a type of music
I'm generally labelled as a brainy guy, music lover and soccer fanatic. You don't see me cutting myself over that.
I can label a friend of mine as a cholo, and he loves that lifestyle.
I have a friend who's obsessed with fantasy games, artwork, comics, etc. She's just fine with it, and I find it kinda cute too = 3.
I have friends that don't follow the skateboarding fashion trend, but skate like crazy. It's fun talking to them about bad bearings, mishaps, and times they broke their boards. No complaints.
My best friend is a complete nerd, but he's probably one of the funniest guys I've met. He doesn't let his nerdiness get in the way of his life.
I can probably go on and on, but the same thing applies: With so many lifestyles/trends, this may not apply to all, but y'all are the only group that either a) Mutilates themselves b) Whines like bitches when they couldn't have a care in the world c) Claim that that's not true about their lifestyle, which makes people laugh even more d) All of the above (sadly).
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