Goth people, do i like them?

Mr_sister · 11-10-2002, 08:51 AM

I'm scared of dying (hmm, most people got over that when they were 3 years old.)
we are real outcasts, no one accepts us for who we are! (hmm, tell that to the fat, bald guy who's my neighbour.his biggest interest is archiving and people are ashamed to even be seen near him. that's really tragic, stop complaining.)

Mr_sister · 09:29 AM

Goth : I like to express my indivduality with my clothes!
Me : That's because you're too stupid to stick out in any other way.

Goth : I'm really different to other people!
Me : bah, you're just trying to be different like everyone else.

strange_one · 11-10-2002, 09:22 AM

that's it, I'm going to fucking bed

Mr_sister · 11-10-2002, 09:28 AM

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that's it, I'm going to fucking bed

Just doin' my thang,

MstrGhost · 11-10-2002, 11:43 AM

I hate that neo-goth notion of "afraid of dying, black clothes and purple, love/death, suicide that will never happen". It's funny how the early 80's goth movement (post joy division,bauhaus) spreaded because it was more politicaly correct/comercialy viable than using pure opression based on neo-nazi symbology like their "father" bands did (not as a political statement, but has a way to enhance the power of their words) due to the disturbed times they lived (late 70's uk). It's more easy to handle darkness related to the unknown (fantasy, black/purple schemes) than real despair with disturbed lyrics by people who had nothing to lose and unfortunatly were much more closer to death. I better shut up. Don't take it personally, I'm a big My Dying Bride fan

Mr_sister · 11-10-2002, 01:10 PM

The best joy division songs are the ones were you can sense how much Ian curtis wants to be free of his depression. Like "transmission" or "disorder"...great music. If you make a movie parallell, unknown pleasures is like taxi driver, while pornography and faith are bad horror movies, you can just laugh at it.

jenn · 11-10-2002, 01:13 PM

90% of the people in the goth scene do it as a joke. where have you been? if some conservative looking guy walked up to me and asked me why I was goth, I'd say something like "my internal world is so dark and grey, I just wait for the impending doom to overshadow the world before I go to my early grave"...or some shit like that. It's funny. I'm goth because I like the fashion, I like the music, I like to dance. It's that simple. The way my step sister can walk into G&G and buy a pair of blue jeans and a mint green sweater and she leaves feeling pretty...well, when I walk into religious sex or Old Navy (guilty pleasure) and buy a black bondage skirt some fishnets and a black sweater... I feel pretty. Now, If my step sister and I traded outfits, neither one of us would feel attractive nor would we be comfortable. For the record, I find that "goth" people are some of the nicest people on the planet. I went to a club a few months ago and ended up getting drunk to the point of vomiting...man, who the hell took care of me? some fucking dude in a skirt with dreadlocks. if i was at my step sisters club, i would have gotten laughed at.

Mr_sister · 11-10-2002, 01:18 PM

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90% of the people in the goth scene do it as a joke. where have you been?

blah, 90 % of the goths i've met take temselves and their music way too seriously.
Goth people are nice to you because you're goth. They are shallow, o yes indeedily.

jenn · 11-10-2002, 01:22 PM

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Originally posted by Mr_sister

blah, 90 % of the goths i've met take temselves and their music way too seriously.
Goth people are nice to you because you're goth. They are shallow, o yes indeedily.

There are shallow people in every scene. Not just goth.

Mr_sister · 11-10-2002, 01:39 PM

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There are shallow people in every scene. Not just goth.

ah, yes, but i think it's more usual that goths are shallow. I've read it in a very respected magazine, can't remember the name of it or anything like that. It's a really intelligent scientist who states that "goths are generally very shallow people", but i don't remember his name either. It's swedish, so don't bother looking into it mmmkay?

Smiley33 · 11-10-2002, 02:19 PM

TEH ANGST, IT BURNZ.

jenn · 11-10-2002, 02:19 PM

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Originally posted by Mr_sister

ah, yes, but i think it's more usual that goths are shallow. I've read it in a very respected magazine, can't remember the name of it or anything like that. It's a really intelligent scientist who states that "goths are generally very shallow people", but i don't remember his name either. It's swedish, so don't bother looking into it mmmkay?

I know you're probably trolling and all, but you're a fucking moron.

Smiley33 · 11-10-2002, 02:23 PM

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Originally posted by Mr_sister
Goth : I like to express my indivduality with my clothes!
Me : That's because you're too stupid to stick out in any other way.

Goth : I'm really different to other people!
Me : bah, you're just trying to be different like everyone else.

I have a question. Are you still in high school?

Undone · 11-10-2002, 03:01 PM

I just think it's funny to take seriously at all past the teenage years. I dunno. Putting time and effort into a lifestyle JOKE, why not be real. The joke's not funny. It's old. Eh, why am I responding. I really don't care.

Undone · 11-10-2002, 03:03 PM

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Originally posted by Smiley33

I have a question. Are you still in high school?

Thank you. It seems it takes a high schooler to care about being goth and to care about others being goth. Whoopie shit.

jenn · 11-10-2002, 10:19 PM

I don't personally care about other people being in the scene...but I love the scene because I connect with it. I love the people and the music... but it's not what my life revolves around. I suppose part of being "counter-culture" is finding people whom you generally get along with and sticking to them. That's how I am with my scene. What I meant about it being a joke, is that people outside of the scene seem to think that we're these morbid creatures who worship our cats and slit our wrists for fun. We laugh at that. We're normal people...

Undone · 11-10-2002, 10:20 PM

Maybe I just don't "get" scenes.

Apart · 11-10-2002, 10:25 PM

another great show of complete stupidity and worthlessness by melancunt. good work, slutty whore

oh no! she prolly has me on iggy. please, nobody quote me or it will harm her fragile weak mind!!

jenn · 11-10-2002, 10:27 PM

you're not on iggy. please continue.

Undone · 11-10-2002, 10:55 PM

Iggy Pop?

Apart · 11-10-2002, 10:58 PM

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Originally posted by melancholia
you're not on iggy. please continue.

surprise surprise. gee, shouldnt you be out right now getting drenched with cum so you'll have something to nag about to all your little "friends" on here tommorow?

YeehaJamesIha · 11-10-2002, 10:59 PM

Yeah, right on dude. Goth people suck. What are you guys thinking with all your black clothes and mopiness? Get over yourselves and stop listening to The Cure all day. Hey, guess what? Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy suck, too. Fuck you, gothtards.

p.s. Goth chicks are ugly too

frail_and_bedazzled · 11-10-2002, 10:59 PM

i dunno. i think i'm turning more goth with each passing day. but like. early 80's goth. i have this old copy of an issue of i-d magazine from 1983 (when it was still a stapled together street zine) and almost everyone in it is all old-school goth and looks amazing. they all seem to love the birthday party and teasing their hair. fucking great.

Undone · 11-10-2002, 11:10 PM

Wow. I can see being CAKEY AND CRUST from cum, but not drenched. Do you have personal experience?

Undone · 11-10-2002, 11:10 PM

Crusty, I mean.

jenn · 11-10-2002, 11:41 PM

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Originally posted by YeehaJamesIha
Yeah, right on dude. Goth people suck. What are you guys thinking with all your black clothes and mopiness? Get over yourselves and stop listening to The Cure all day. Hey, guess what? Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy suck, too. Fuck you, gothtards.

p.s. Goth chicks are ugly too

<3

Junebug · 11-11-2002, 12:31 AM

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Originally posted by melancholia
I went to a club a few months ago and ended up getting drunk to the point of vomiting...man, who the hell took care of me? some fucking dude in a skirt with dreadlocks.

That's cool. Not that you drank too much, but that a stranger took care of you. And just out of curiosity, have you ever been to a club that your sister goes to?

jenn · 11-11-2002, 12:36 AM

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Originally posted by Junebug

That's cool. Not that you drank too much, but that a stranger took care of you. And just out of curiosity, have you ever been to a club that your sister goes to?

i went with her a few times. that's the cool part about having a step sister you only see when you're both home from college... when all else fails, you can club together. she's been to my clubs, i've been to hers. even *she* agrees that my clubs have nicer people. hah...and she is on a cheerleading scholarship, and her boyfriend is a football player. she drives a silver jetta. that says a lot.

jenn · 11-11-2002, 12:38 AM

and about that stranger... he was so fucking nice. he was rubbing my back and keeping my hair out of my face. the entire time saying "it's ok beautiful, it's happened to the best of us". then when i was done, and i was all sweaty and crying, he used his sleve to wipe my tears and then he gave me some mentos, a sprite and a cigarette and cuddled with me on a sofa. aw <3

Smiley33 · 11-11-2002, 04:19 AM

It's something you come to terms with in high school. Some people like to dress in drag. Some like to collect porn magazines from the 80's. Some, god knows why, listen to ICP. And then there are the people who like to dress goth. Wow, that's profound. Try as I might, I could never really analyze the true mentality of people by the way they dressed. Some of the cheerleaders were actually somewhat smart. Some of the kids who looked nerdy were actually the biggest fucking partiers in school. That little squeaky mormon kid who talks about jesus in science class is literally a crackhead. Some of the goths actually weren't depressed and gloomy and not all of them wrote poetry about the suicide they dreamt about but would never perform. HOLY FUCKING SHIT, WOW. That fucker who said the shit about books and their covers were somewhat right. I think I just zinged myself.

11-10-2002, 08:51 AM	#1
Mr_sister Pledge Posts: 94	Goth people, do i like them? I'm scared of dying (hmm, most people got over that when they were 3 years old.) we are real outcasts, no one accepts us for who we are! (hmm, tell that to the fat, bald guy who's my neighbour.his biggest interest is archiving and people are ashamed to even be seen near him. that's really tragic, stop complaining.)

11-10-2002, 09:05 AM	#2
Mr_sister Pledge Posts: 94	Goth : I like to express my indivduality with my clothes! Me : That's because you're too stupid to stick out in any other way. Goth : I'm really different to other people! Me : bah, you're just trying to be different like everyone else. Last edited by Mr_sister : 11-10-2002 at 09:29 AM.

11-10-2002, 02:19 PM	#11
Smiley33 Minion of Satan Posts: 6,542	this thread reeks of GHETTO TEH ANGST, IT BURNZ.

11-10-2002, 10:59 PM	#22
YeehaJamesIha Ownz Location: Miami Posts: 926	Yeah, right on dude. Goth people suck. What are you guys thinking with all your black clothes and mopiness? Get over yourselves and stop listening to The Cure all day. Hey, guess what? Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy suck, too. Fuck you, gothtards. p.s. Goth chicks are ugly too __________________ Suck it, trebek.

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11-10-2002, 09:22 AM	#3
strange_one No Chance Location: Here Posts: 13,788	that's it, I'm going to fucking bed

11-10-2002, 11:43 AM	#5
MstrGhost Apocalyptic Poster Location: Portugal Posts: 2,805	I hate that neo-goth notion of "afraid of dying, black clothes and purple, love/death, suicide that will never happen". It's funny how the early 80's goth movement (post joy division,bauhaus) spreaded because it was more politicaly correct/comercialy viable than using pure opression based on neo-nazi symbology like their "father" bands did (not as a political statement, but has a way to enhance the power of their words) due to the disturbed times they lived (late 70's uk). It's more easy to handle darkness related to the unknown (fantasy, black/purple schemes) than real despair with disturbed lyrics by people who had nothing to lose and unfortunatly were much more closer to death. I better shut up. Don't take it personally, I'm a big My Dying Bride fan

11-10-2002, 01:10 PM	#6
Mr_sister Pledge Posts: 94	The best joy division songs are the ones were you can sense how much Ian curtis wants to be free of his depression. Like "transmission" or "disorder"...great music. If you make a movie parallell, unknown pleasures is like taxi driver, while pornography and faith are bad horror movies, you can just laugh at it.

11-10-2002, 01:13 PM	#7
jenn Minion of Satan Location: new york Posts: 6,325	90% of the people in the goth scene do it as a joke. where have you been? if some conservative looking guy walked up to me and asked me why I was goth, I'd say something like "my internal world is so dark and grey, I just wait for the impending doom to overshadow the world before I go to my early grave"...or some shit like that. It's funny. I'm goth because I like the fashion, I like the music, I like to dance. It's that simple. The way my step sister can walk into G&G and buy a pair of blue jeans and a mint green sweater and she leaves feeling pretty...well, when I walk into religious sex or Old Navy (guilty pleasure) and buy a black bondage skirt some fishnets and a black sweater... I feel pretty. Now, If my step sister and I traded outfits, neither one of us would feel attractive nor would we be comfortable. For the record, I find that "goth" people are some of the nicest people on the planet. I went to a club a few months ago and ended up getting drunk to the point of vomiting...man, who the hell took care of me? some fucking dude in a skirt with dreadlocks. if i was at my step sisters club, i would have gotten laughed at.

11-10-2002, 03:01 PM	#14
Undone Apocalyptic Poster Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 1,335	I just think it's funny to take seriously at all past the teenage years. I dunno. Putting time and effort into a lifestyle JOKE, why not be real. The joke's not funny. It's old. Eh, why am I responding. I really don't care.

11-10-2002, 10:19 PM	#16
jenn Minion of Satan Location: new york Posts: 6,325	I don't personally care about other people being in the scene...but I love the scene because I connect with it. I love the people and the music... but it's not what my life revolves around. I suppose part of being "counter-culture" is finding people whom you generally get along with and sticking to them. That's how I am with my scene. What I meant about it being a joke, is that people outside of the scene seem to think that we're these morbid creatures who worship our cats and slit our wrists for fun. We laugh at that. We're normal people...

11-10-2002, 10:20 PM	#17
Undone Apocalyptic Poster Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 1,335	Maybe I just don't "get" scenes.

11-10-2002, 10:25 PM	#18
Apart Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 1,039	another great show of complete stupidity and worthlessness by melancunt. good work, slutty whore oh no! she prolly has me on iggy. please, nobody quote me or it will harm her fragile weak mind!!

11-10-2002, 10:27 PM	#19
jenn Minion of Satan Location: new york Posts: 6,325	you're not on iggy. please continue.

11-10-2002, 10:55 PM	#20
Undone Apocalyptic Poster Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 1,335	Iggy Pop?

11-10-2002, 10:59 PM	#23
frail_and_bedazzled Ownz Location: lon guyland Posts: 880	i dunno. i think i'm turning more goth with each passing day. but like. early 80's goth. i have this old copy of an issue of i-d magazine from 1983 (when it was still a stapled together street zine) and almost everyone in it is all old-school goth and looks amazing. they all seem to love the birthday party and teasing their hair. fucking great.

11-10-2002, 11:10 PM	#24
Undone Apocalyptic Poster Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 1,335	Wow. I can see being CAKEY AND CRUST from cum, but not drenched. Do you have personal experience?

11-11-2002, 12:38 AM	#29
jenn Minion of Satan Location: new york Posts: 6,325	and about that stranger... he was so fucking nice. he was rubbing my back and keeping my hair out of my face. the entire time saying "it's ok beautiful, it's happened to the best of us". then when i was done, and i was all sweaty and crying, he used his sleve to wipe my tears and then he gave me some mentos, a sprite and a cigarette and cuddled with me on a sofa. aw <3

11-11-2002, 04:19 AM	#30
Smiley33 Minion of Satan Posts: 6,542	It's something you come to terms with in high school. Some people like to dress in drag. Some like to collect porn magazines from the 80's. Some, god knows why, listen to ICP. And then there are the people who like to dress goth. Wow, that's profound. Try as I might, I could never really analyze the true mentality of people by the way they dressed. Some of the cheerleaders were actually somewhat smart. Some of the kids who looked nerdy were actually the biggest fucking partiers in school. That little squeaky mormon kid who talks about jesus in science class is literally a crackhead. Some of the goths actually weren't depressed and gloomy and not all of them wrote poetry about the suicide they dreamt about but would never perform. HOLY FUCKING SHIT, WOW. That fucker who said the shit about books and their covers were somewhat right. I think I just zinged myself.