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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 2:54 pm
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 3:02 pm
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 3:05 pm
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 3:09 pm
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Dead Ed OverlordMMM ......sorry I haven't been on here in a while....but I'm here now.... .....as for the whole "Emo is the Norm" thing........this is all overrated......originally didn't emo stand for emotional?.....if thats the case the only way some one isn't emo is if they are incredibly cold hearted and have no emotions...... ....that and humans wish to define everything.......and each has their own interpretaion and is influenced by those around them.......eventually the norm will cycle through all culture types and dissect them till they aren't even a real culture anymore....and through this cycle new subcultures will arise.... so I say lets stop defining every god damn thing and just live the way we feel right (uninfluenced by cultures of any type)..... Emo didn't mean "Emotional", it meant "Emotive Hardcore Punk Rock" (but "Emo" is quicker than saying those four words) Mostly, we do need labels for things, because names are how we identify things. But in a way I agree with you, because from the labels and definitions of different subcultures, there sometimes comes elitists from insiders and hatred from outsiders. Emotive means emotionally motivated so there isn't too much of a difference. I disdain fretfully calling it either hardcore or punk rock, as I've never seen an emo band be political once. And whoppee you have hardcore breakdowns, if you use a stylistic component of a music genre that doesn't mean that it *is* that genre.
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 3:53 pm
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Dead Ed OverlordMMM ......sorry I haven't been on here in a while....but I'm here now.... .....as for the whole "Emo is the Norm" thing........this is all overrated......originally didn't emo stand for emotional?.....if thats the case the only way some one isn't emo is if they are incredibly cold hearted and have no emotions...... ....that and humans wish to define everything.......and each has their own interpretaion and is influenced by those around them.......eventually the norm will cycle through all culture types and dissect them till they aren't even a real culture anymore....and through this cycle new subcultures will arise.... so I say lets stop defining every god damn thing and just live the way we feel right (uninfluenced by cultures of any type)..... Emo didn't mean "Emotional", it meant "Emotive Hardcore Punk Rock" (but "Emo" is quicker than saying those four words) Mostly, we do need labels for things, because names are how we identify things. But in a way I agree with you, because from the labels and definitions of different subcultures, there sometimes comes elitists from insiders and hatred from outsiders.
lables arnt nessecarily a bad thing. your right. their names that give ppl individuality. but as far as that goes, the emo trend seems to overated. the only reason ppl think it relates to emotion is becasue you hear ppl that are emo complaining over almost anything, and ppl that think of suicide, which that is pushing it a little. And how does the term even relate to music? it relates to so many different concepts, on how emos are always depressed, and how they just mimic off the goths...it just brings ppl to make more stereotypes.
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 5:32 pm
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Now, I could rant on and on, but I can't. One thing's for sure though. Emo is just a genre of music. Whoever came up with the idea to become "Emo" was obviously somewhat insane. It may have stolen a lot of good friends of mine, but I don't care. One of my friends seems to be strolling down to the Emo phase. I mean, he doesn't even look like it, but from the music, I believe so.
No offense, I don't mind what he does. Just saying, though. Also, this fad has gone far enough. The people who think they're emo have just got to stop. They can still dress like this and stuff, but they need to know how this genre began! I mean, gee. Get some more info or something, if necesary.
One last thing. I do not like the people that want to cut themselves because they say the pain calms them. THAT'S BULLSHIT. Pain can sometimes be a calming thing, but that only goes for some. I've caused pain to myself, and I was never calm. I hated the pain. I always wanted it to go away. I even tried to stop it myself if it wasn't very severe. I never liked the feeling of pain.
Now, tell me people who cut themselves because they're depressed. Is that the right thing to do when depressed? Shouldn't you talk to someone you can trust, like a really cool adult who knows what you're dealing with? It isn't necessary to use self-mutilation to deal with emotional troubles.
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 6:32 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 6:26 am
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 6:28 am
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 6:45 am
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:31 am
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 5:19 pm
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