I hate labels in general, but it's even annoying when someone asks me if I'm one, or if my friend is emo or goth. Like, all we are is a cliche of a label. What's even more sad is someone who would go as far to call themself one. Without really thinking I've kinda touched up on every little scene out there, but always made sure to dislocate myself enough from it. I've never really been into mainstream culture, but ironically got grouped anyway. Each "phase" I went through till now wasn't really me trying to "fit in" though. In early highschool I was into a lot of hardcore punk and metal music due to my need to rebel and just being a pissy teen. Then after going to Maplewood I wasn't as pissed off because I was growing up more, so I went through my industrial music phase and dressing really out there. Strangely, after being so distant from my old friends I was friendly with a lot of people I didn't really have anything in common. The people who were totally outcasted didn't interest me much, they usually just bored or weirded me out. I came to see that I was actually pretty normal, just really independent. So after Maplewood I kinda got more into anything indie, as a lot of it wasn't all that popular in the stream already, (something that was always an interest). I've chilled out a lot more. So what was I really throughout growing up? Just a growing changing person. I could have wrote this better, but fuck it. It's for myself mostly. So I can read it later.
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