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It's been a while. Last time I updated was...last year. I'll attempt to sum up from where I left off so I'll number it. Simple idea for a simple mind.
1. I have a baby niece Riley. Her mother is a bitch.
2. I walked in on my dad smoking weed...again. I see quitting is going well.
3. I got a new job as a preschool teacher. Awesome job, love the kids.
4. Three months later I was fired from this job.
5. I yelled at the "father figure" hoping I would get through to him. It was a worthless effort.
6. So we stopped talking. It's been a month.
7. I bought fifteen movies, eight shirts, three purses, five skirts, another cell phone, and Honey Child some outfits. All in one day.
8. I admit to having a small shopping addiction.
Of course there were a lot of in-betweens and I would have made a note of them but I have a short attention span when it comes to writing.
Now for the complaints.
After the boho style came into light, I was hoping that this ungodly gothic phase would go down the drain. But as is common with most of my hopes, this too died when I came to the realization that the gothic look was still "hip". I have to ask several questions concerning these people. Where is their sense of self worth? I mean, my dog has more self respect and he bends over and licks his ass in public.
Now, keep in mind that there are several kinds of goths, heaven forbid we stereotype them into the wrong category. Never do this because gothics are generally skilled with "Magicks" and may very well inflict a hex upon you.
And someone please explain the EMO phase for me, because evidently these people also have different degrees of EMO. I'm not too clear on this so any information would be helpful.
For your convenience I have neatly laid out several photographs and if anyone has the knowledge to categorize them, it would be greatly appreciated.
This is a good example of a person I would consider EMO. Just look at her camera skills and the way she manipulates in order to get a better photograph. And notice the use of props?
I suppose the beaded necklace was intended to add a more sexual nature to the photograph, but for me it does little. I worry that she's going to swallow the thing. I mean look, her cheeks are enlarged with plastic beads.
To me, this man looks like a strange mix between EMO and goth. He has the downcast expression going for him and there is no doubt in my mind that he will find a very special suicidal girlfriend.
Admittedly there are some EMO men that I find appealing. When they are not 110 pound vegans wearing my Abercrombie size four pants. This child is not one of them. I suppose he thinks he looks mysterious with his hair shielding his eyes, but really, he looks like badly groomed Chihuahua.
1. I have a baby niece Riley. Her mother is a bitch.
2. I walked in on my dad smoking weed...again. I see quitting is going well.
3. I got a new job as a preschool teacher. Awesome job, love the kids.
4. Three months later I was fired from this job.
5. I yelled at the "father figure" hoping I would get through to him. It was a worthless effort.
6. So we stopped talking. It's been a month.
7. I bought fifteen movies, eight shirts, three purses, five skirts, another cell phone, and Honey Child some outfits. All in one day.
8. I admit to having a small shopping addiction.
Of course there were a lot of in-betweens and I would have made a note of them but I have a short attention span when it comes to writing.
Now for the complaints.
After the boho style came into light, I was hoping that this ungodly gothic phase would go down the drain. But as is common with most of my hopes, this too died when I came to the realization that the gothic look was still "hip". I have to ask several questions concerning these people. Where is their sense of self worth? I mean, my dog has more self respect and he bends over and licks his ass in public.
Now, keep in mind that there are several kinds of goths, heaven forbid we stereotype them into the wrong category. Never do this because gothics are generally skilled with "Magicks" and may very well inflict a hex upon you.
And someone please explain the EMO phase for me, because evidently these people also have different degrees of EMO. I'm not too clear on this so any information would be helpful.
For your convenience I have neatly laid out several photographs and if anyone has the knowledge to categorize them, it would be greatly appreciated.
This is a good example of a person I would consider EMO. Just look at her camera skills and the way she manipulates in order to get a better photograph. And notice the use of props?
I suppose the beaded necklace was intended to add a more sexual nature to the photograph, but for me it does little. I worry that she's going to swallow the thing. I mean look, her cheeks are enlarged with plastic beads.
To me, this man looks like a strange mix between EMO and goth. He has the downcast expression going for him and there is no doubt in my mind that he will find a very special suicidal girlfriend.
Admittedly there are some EMO men that I find appealing. When they are not 110 pound vegans wearing my Abercrombie size four pants. This child is not one of them. I suppose he thinks he looks mysterious with his hair shielding his eyes, but really, he looks like badly groomed Chihuahua.