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Magical_bu
Like what are these even called: teenage groups ?
Well i wanna know what these mean...
1. emo
2. goth
3. prep
4. scene
5. punk
6, i know there are more so please list them and describe them!
What would these be 8th graders be considered as?
#1 my clothing mostly is tees with graphics and designs like peace signs or hearts and average blue jeans most clothes purchased from kohls or sears from the kids section. And i wear mostly tees and blue/black jeans with either boots, sneaker, or flip flops and i almost always wear a cute hoodie mostly my zebra print one. and i dont shop at places like aeropostal or hollister or place like that but i have 1 aero hoodie. and i dont really do my hair or makeup. and i try to make sure im not one of those "bad" kids even doe i hang out with them and welll i have good grades
#2 Well im kind of a girly girl i always do my hair and make up in a cute waywear kinda expensive clothing i shop at hollister, aeropostal, A.E., yaknow place like that. I have lots of shoes but i mostly wear ugg i have like 4 pairs i carry purses and i have a vera bradley purse/backpack and well i always try to make sure i look yaknow kinda stylish oh btw i love perfume fave one is by victoria secret pink oh btw i get very good grades and im nice to everyone but i dont really hang out with those non-girlygirls unless were like really close
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The definition is "stupid". Period.
Those are just labels media and peers give to other people who dress/act a certain way.
People say that "Emo" are kids who usually dress in black, and cut themselves due to depression. Well, I know LOTS of kids who "dress in black" or "Dress emo", But they're the happiest people in the world and don't cut themselves. ANYBODY could cut there self and not have an "emo look". Emo is a style of clothing that inadvertently got mixed up with a bunch of CRAP about self harm. Most of the "emo kids" are just trying to get attention.
Goth again, A style that's usually decked out in black, chains, black nail polish and eye/lip make-up, unhappy loners, people obsessed with death, blood and gore and have a relationship with Satan. Again, That's a complete stereotype. Some one could dress like a goth and be the most religious, friendliest, happiest, vegan person you've ever met. And people who don't dress goth can have that same personality as a stereotypical goth. I think a lot of times someone likes a style so they live up to that styles character as well to avoid being called a "poser" or "fake".
Prep- Well, That's what girl number 2 is, Lol. Prep isn't as deep as goth or emo. Prep is basically a girly girl. Or for a guy- Metro or just a jock who wears A.E and crap. Personality wise you'd typically say they're superficial and stuck-up, But you can meet "preps" who are kind and generous and you can meet people who are not "preps" and they're stuck-up and superficial. As always, It's a stereotype and a label.
Scene- That would be "my"category. I NEVER call myself scene. OTHER people call me that because I tease my hear, Wear bows, Have funky eye make-up and all that jazz. I tend to be random and obsessed with Hello Kitty. So because I "look scene"- That's what I am? Well, There are also a lot of quote "scene things" that I hate and a lot of "un scene" things that I love. I don't have 9 facial piercings, I don't have my hair 7 different hair colors, I HATE a lot if not most of the music a "scene kid is SUPPOSED to listen to"- I hate shows, I hate those stupid tacky neon bead bracelets, I hate tu-tus and raccoon eyeliner, those are all things a "scene kid" is suppose to do or love. I don't like them so I am not going to do them weather someone says I'm "not a real scene" or "fake" Idfc if I'm a "real scene". I'm just being me and doing Lindsey. I'm not trying to live up to a label.
Punk- What todays "punk" is and what the "original" punk is are too different things. But just a label nonetheless. Punks are "suppose" to be rebels believe in anarchy, head bang, Play guitar, wear Tripp pants and band shirts and they get called "punks" Avril Lavigne when she first came out was what the today's "punk" is, But the original "punk" person wasn't exactly like that. It would be hard to describe the style- But it deff involves spikes, mohawks, heavy music, and all that jazz. AGAIN, Just a label. Just a stereotype. People could behave like a punk, but not dress like one. And vise versa.
Basically with ANY "style" there is a character/behavior and attitude that's "suppose" to go along with it. So there is two "meanings" to each label you listed. You can live up to that style or you could live up to that character and STILL be label.
It's just a bunch of crap though. Because People are not bound by one style and styles can be universal. This is the pollution that media and peers and stereotypes intoxicate and manipulate our minds with.
And as for the first girl, I won't label you, But your "style" doesn't really fit any of the listen categories or even one that I can think of. You're just modern and you wear what you like.
The definition is "stupid". Period.
Those are just labels media and peers give to other people who dress/act a certain way.
People say that "Emo" are kids who usually dress in black, and cut themselves due to depression. Well, I know LOTS of kids who "dress in black" or "Dress emo", But they're the happiest people in the world and don't cut themselves. ANYBODY could cut there self and not have an "emo look". Emo is a style of clothing that inadvertently got mixed up with a bunch of CRAP about self harm. Most of the "emo kids" are just trying to get attention.
Goth again, A style that's usually decked out in black, chains, black nail polish and eye/lip make-up, unhappy loners, people obsessed with death, blood and gore and have a relationship with Satan. Again, That's a complete stereotype. Some one could dress like a goth and be the most religious, friendliest, happiest, vegan person you've ever met. And people who don't dress goth can have that same personality as a stereotypical goth. I think a lot of times someone likes a style so they live up to that styles character as well to avoid being called a "poser" or "fake".
Prep- Well, That's what girl number 2 is, Lol. Prep isn't as deep as goth or emo. Prep is basically a girly girl. Or for a guy- Metro or just a jock who wears A.E and crap. Personality wise you'd typically say they're superficial and stuck-up, But you can meet "preps" who are kind and generous and you can meet people who are not "preps" and they're stuck-up and superficial. As always, It's a stereotype and a label.
Scene- That would be "my"category. I NEVER call myself scene. OTHER people call me that because I tease my hear, Wear bows, Have funky eye make-up and all that jazz. I tend to be random and obsessed with Hello Kitty. So because I "look scene"- That's what I am? Well, There are also a lot of quote "scene things" that I hate and a lot of "un scene" things that I love. I don't have 9 facial piercings, I don't have my hair 7 different hair colors, I HATE a lot if not most of the music a "scene kid is SUPPOSED to listen to"- I hate shows, I hate those stupid tacky neon bead bracelets, I hate tu-tus and raccoon eyeliner, those are all things a "scene kid" is suppose to do or love. I don't like them so I am not going to do them weather someone says I'm "not a real scene" or "fake" Idfc if I'm a "real scene". I'm just being me and doing Lindsey. I'm not trying to live up to a label.
Punk- What todays "punk" is and what the "original" punk is are too different things. But just a label nonetheless. Punks are "suppose" to be rebels believe in anarchy, head bang, Play guitar, wear Tripp pants and band shirts and they get called "punks" Avril Lavigne when she first came out was what the today's "punk" is, But the original "punk" person wasn't exactly like that. It would be hard to describe the style- But it deff involves spikes, mohawks, heavy music, and all that jazz. AGAIN, Just a label. Just a stereotype. People could behave like a punk, but not dress like one. And vise versa.
Basically with ANY "style" there is a character/behavior and attitude that's "suppose" to go along with it. So there is two "meanings" to each label you listed. You can live up to that style or you could live up to that character and STILL be label.
It's just a bunch of crap though. Because People are not bound by one style and styles can be universal. This is the pollution that media and peers and stereotypes intoxicate and manipulate our minds with.
And as for the first girl, I won't label you, But your "style" doesn't really fit any of the listen categories or even one that I can think of. You're just modern and you wear what you like.
Where can you buy animal printed backpacks?
Melly7
I don't mean zebra or leopard print, I mean fabric that has animal design on it. Or just a large animal printed on it. I found really cool ones, bit their really small because they're for little kids. This is the kids one I really like. Or other cool printed backpacks besides the normal brands. I like patchwork and hippie like backpacks. http://www.shopfiddlesticks.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=80_92&products_id=431
I'm 15 by the way, so it has to be normal size.
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Ok, at bloomingdales. The brand Herve Chapelier, has a backpack/bag (i use it, they work GREAT, ver substantial) and there is a leopard printed one.
and its totally cute and fashionable!!!
http://www.hervechapelier.com/famille.asp?idcat1=1&intitCat1=Sacs&idcat2=1&intitCat2=Les+sacs+%26ldquo%3BShoppings%27%27
Ok, at bloomingdales. The brand Herve Chapelier, has a backpack/bag (i use it, they work GREAT, ver substantial) and there is a leopard printed one.
and its totally cute and fashionable!!!
http://www.hervechapelier.com/famille.asp?idcat1=1&intitCat1=Sacs&idcat2=1&intitCat2=Les+sacs+%26ldquo%3BShoppings%27%27
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