'Emo'

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'Emo'
  1. Unread #41 - Jun 6, 2008 at 4:08 PM
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    There human beings just like us and don't flame me on this..If they like the fashion let them its there choice to decide not you going on judging boys on what they wear ohh look a boy with tight jeans he might have a small peenor! lol...I get that a lot.
     
  3. Unread #42 - Jun 7, 2008 at 4:42 AM
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    Kid you are a idiot, as I already stated before, (and sorry oh merciful god for the whole 're I didn't switch my your to earlier previously) You obviously know nothing of real skaters, you simply see the little poser skater garbage in those horrid ccs magz etc. learn what real skaters wear, they actually dress like men and wouldn't be caught dead in a trannies clothing.
     
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    Who cares about what other people think? If you like it, wear it.
     
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    Can't you leave. Please.

    I haven't seen you round in a while, and almost got my hopes up.

    I'm pretty sure that emo clothing fits into the category of "Fashion" much more than it fits into the category of a "disorder".

    I quite like the tight black jeans, smallish t-shirt, girls (not the depressed type either - From experience) seem to like it and I find my Levis are comfortable...
     
  9. Unread #45 - Jun 7, 2008 at 6:24 AM
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    To be honest, your right in saying that skaters DO NOT wear that type of clothing. Skaters usually wear NORMAL jeans (since it offers the most protection when you fall over) but its loose so you have more movement, a tight fitting jean would just restrict movement. Then they wear skater shoes which doesn't really need explaining, and just any T shirt really, again usually not a tight fit. Or thats what most skaters here wear anyway, i don't study that area so don't hold it against me if i'm wrong :).
     
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    A few of my friends have taken in the 'emo' culture/fashion and its not just the clothes... its everything else they care more about certain things like how they look, what there wearing, how there hair looks. And i just think to myself why worry about all these things that much, personally i think half of those things are feminine issues. Not meant to be guys o_O.
     
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