*le sigh* That 'emo-kid' stereotype.
You know, the dark kid who wears skinny jeans and one red high-top and one black one. The kid who doesn't talk but when you can coax words out of them is so deep as a person, its scary. The one who's got that hair-in-the-face hairstyle so bad they can barely see through it. The kid who may or may not slit their wrists.
God, I think they're gorgeous. Why do they always look so good?
I grew up in the 'country', half an hour outside of my town. I was raised with people who dressed in Old Navy and The Gap, who were always perfect, did their homework, never got arrested and never went to bush parties. I was at a school that went from kindergarten to grade eight. Until this year, when I started grade nine, I had yet to see the so called 'odd' person, the one who was different from everyone else. Coming from a country school where there was no one nessicarily dark like that. I suppose I was the class 'emo/goth/punk kid' because I realized that I like other things than what everyone else did. They liked pop, I liked alternative stuff like Green Day and Billy Talent. But I'd never seen someone wear skinny jeans and eyeliner.
The first full day of Grade Nine, I met this one kid and was blown away.
By the 'emo kid'. Gosh. I was/am head over heels for the kid who dresses so far from the norm of Abercrombie and American Eagle. The kid who was okay with who he is and knows he's different.
Why do I like the so-called 'bad boy'? He's breaking the imaginary rules that keep society in check. He'd strayed away from everything I knew to be okay, and I like it.
Am I the only one who feels this way?
Laa laaa, I love that Emo Kid.
Tah Tah For Now,
R-Starr;
*- name changed to protect the gorgeous.
God, I think they're gorgeous. Why do they always look so good?
I grew up in the 'country', half an hour outside of my town. I was raised with people who dressed in Old Navy and The Gap, who were always perfect, did their homework, never got arrested and never went to bush parties. I was at a school that went from kindergarten to grade eight. Until this year, when I started grade nine, I had yet to see the so called 'odd' person, the one who was different from everyone else. Coming from a country school where there was no one nessicarily dark like that. I suppose I was the class 'emo/goth/punk kid' because I realized that I like other things than what everyone else did. They liked pop, I liked alternative stuff like Green Day and Billy Talent. But I'd never seen someone wear skinny jeans and eyeliner.
The first full day of Grade Nine, I met this one kid and was blown away.
By the 'emo kid'. Gosh. I was/am head over heels for the kid who dresses so far from the norm of Abercrombie and American Eagle. The kid who was okay with who he is and knows he's different.
Why do I like the so-called 'bad boy'? He's breaking the imaginary rules that keep society in check. He'd strayed away from everything I knew to be okay, and I like it.
Am I the only one who feels this way?
Laa laaa, I love that Emo Kid.
Tah Tah For Now,
R-Starr;
*- name changed to protect the gorgeous.
Emo kids are pretty... but I'm afraid to talk to them.
They seem... scary and mean.
But that's just me, because I'm a freak, and no one wants to talk to me anyway. :]
Dobbemort_8thHorcrux, September 17th, 2007 at 02:13:43pm
my boyfriend is an emo kid.
hell i'm an emo kid but too scared to say it but there i said it.
<3
Slackerbitch, September 16th, 2007 at 11:47:13pm
teehee I find that cute.
FaLlEn _ AnGeL, September 16th, 2007 at 11:40:31pm
Well your initial attraction might just have been because you hadn't seen anyone quite like him before, but you got to know him, and have fallen for the person he is, not just the outside package. Good for you.
Grandma, September 16th, 2007 at 12:26:18pm
I love emo kids.
I myself am an 'emo kid'
I like an emo boy :] lmfao.
but no one knows who he is <.< >.>
Tholomew Plague, September 16th, 2007 at 10:12:29am
well, all well with the being different thing
but seeing that it is a "trend" and a whole lot of people dress in the emoway, and they all look the same, it's not that special and different and away from the norm
I had an emoboy addicition, a year ago or something, because you didn't have it yet in belgium
now they're everywhere, and I moved on to more special people.. that I know myself.. but that don't dress all that different from the norm
but they are ace
I'm more into the drum'nbass scene lately :D:D
champagne supernova*, September 16th, 2007 at 09:38:21am
Ohhh myyyyy...
You need to come to Dawsonville!
:D
((btw - emo kids are addictive!))
ahahah
Holy Scene Kid, Batman!, September 16th, 2007 at 08:04:22am
Ohhh myyyyy...
You need to come to Dawsonville!
:D
((btw - emo kids are addictive!))
ahahah
Holy Scene Kid, Batman!, September 16th, 2007 at 08:04:20am