WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN EMO?

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ReGiFroFoLa
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25 Nov 2008, 10:26 am

ReGiFroFoLa wrote:

Any particular music preferences? Bands?

Yeh, I'm no expert in this issue, but I like tough and/ or dark bands myself... *The 69 Eyes, Him, Cradle Of Filth, Placebo, Turbonegro* So I'm not sure to which subculture should I be encountered to: emos, goths, metals... Oh dear, oh dear :twisted:

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25 Nov 2008, 3:17 pm

Hello? No emos out there? :wall: Can't believe it :cry:

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25 Nov 2008, 3:29 pm

Xanderbeanz wrote:

Kasuki-Chan wrote:

yup, emo and proud i am, i have much scar tissue on my wrist, and possibly my leg

this just sickens me...you saw the things on fnords list as positives? what a sick little f**k

some of our members are quite impressionable and your sick mantra could be damaging their recovery from pre-existing co-morbid conditions such as depression...

your whole outlook is NOT COMPATIBLE with wrongplanet, this is a support and social forum for people WHO WANT TO GET OVER THEIR ISSUES...not whiny little b*****s who wanna wallow in their own pity...

you're gonna drag us all down, one way or another.

kasuki chan, just get the f**k off wrong planet and join some pathetic little whiny cutter's forum.x

get over yourself xanderbeanz.
and don't talk to me like you can tell me what to do with my life.
cause u can't. you got a problem with me? F*** you

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25 Nov 2008, 3:31 pm

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you got a problem with me? F*** you

I have no problem with You :twisted:

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25 Nov 2008, 3:40 pm

ReGiFroFoLa wrote:

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you got a problem with me? F*** you

I have no problem with You :twisted:

not you, XanderbeanZ the bi***
never leaves me alone with "beinnng emmooo iisss baaad"
tch, as if i care
i'm emo, Xanderbeanz can get over his self

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25 Nov 2008, 3:49 pm

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never leaves me alone with "beinnng emmooo iisss baaad"

Yeh whatever :evil:

Ignore him. I don't reckon that being emo is bad. Everybody is just the way they like - matters not whether emo, goth, punk, atheist, gay, lesbian... I don't care :twisted:

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25 Nov 2008, 3:50 pm

Basically the true meaning of being an "emo" is being "over-emotional"
I don't usually have a problem with emos. But some of them are such attention-seekers.
They slit their wrists because they have "problems".
I just feel like saying:
"Yeah, you think you've got issues.
Mine are so big I don't have time to worry.
Just go away and gel your starchy poker-straight hair and paint your nails black!"

Still, everybody thinks their problems are the worst.

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25 Nov 2008, 3:53 pm

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I don't usually have a problem with emos. But some of them are such attention-seekers.

Agree

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Still, everybody thinks their problems are the worst.

Agree

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25 Nov 2008, 3:56 pm

FYI: I've posted my "You Could Be An Emo If" list in my blog space to make any additions easier for me to make. Submissions can be made via PMs to me.

Enjoy!

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25 Nov 2008, 4:12 pm

It's not about being attention seeking or thinking your problems are the worst. It is about emotional expression and that is healthy If you can express yourself what is bothering you through art, poetry, music or just talking to some one.

Deep depression, suicide, anger, lashing out and hurting other people is what can happen if people are not left with or have oppurtunity to explore and understand their feelings. It can take some people to a really dangerous place so let them complain. If it saves some ones life..
and i know what i am on about. Women seem better at expressing thier emotions than men and maybe thats why the mens prison has three or more times the population than the womens does.
Some well known to me has recently gone to prison for 7 years or more because he killed some one. He has never been able to handle his emotions or know how to express them. It doesnt matter who you are if you have issues serious enough and have not got help. You may lose all control and have no rational thinking
Some people split from reality and dont even have recall of whats happened.
It isnt an emotional disorder. It may of started as that. Then at some stage turned into a mental illness or disorder and its not fair because not all these people are bad. All they needed was some help but like we live in a society where, it's not so cool for a guy to crack up crying and say how he is really feeling.
I have had alot of problems with understanding and expressing myself as a result I was put away for some time. Ever since then i take what ever oppurtunity to work through what I am thinking or feeling and then I am not so confused and dont become erratic and impulsive.

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25 Nov 2008, 4:20 pm

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It's not about being attention seeking or thinking your problems are the worst.

It is just exactly why I asked this question at the first place... I don't know what it's like to be an emo. I only see few pieces of this puzzle...

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25 Nov 2008, 4:21 pm

Is emo who doesn't wear black clothes and doesn't have black-lined eyes is still an emo?

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25 Nov 2008, 4:23 pm

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Emo is short for Emotive Hardcore, not emotional.

But what the hell is "Emotive Hardcore" anyway?! :evil:

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25 Nov 2008, 7:51 pm

ReGiFroFoLa wrote:

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never leaves me alone with "beinnng emmooo iisss baaad"

Yeh whatever :evil:

Ignore him. I don't reckon that being emo is bad. Everybody is just the way they like - matters not whether emo, goth, punk, atheist, gay, lesbian... I don't care :twisted:

good, i love ppl who don't care

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25 Nov 2008, 8:11 pm

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25 Nov 2008, 11:20 pm

DanasSoliloquy wrote:

The true meaning of emo is emotionally charged hardcore.

ReGiFroFoLa wrote:

But what the hell is "Emotive Hardcore" anyway?! :evil:

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