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[shesapirate]

So, it seems like the cool things these days involves wearing American Apparel, being an amateur photographer, liking music that no one has ever heard of, being into alternative religions, doing yoga, not being mainstream(ha!), owning a mac, riding a bike, guys wearing tight pants, girls not wearing pants

Comments

[intrigueblue]

Nope. I feel kinda dirty inside for owning an iPod when EVERYONE ELSE DOES. Pisses me off. Even my iPod Touch won't be unique around school since it's free with any new Mac bought from the Apple Store for Students this summer, and I'm sure I'm not the only one that got a new mac this summer. *sigh* Sometimes being a rebel is hard...

[crazypsycokitty]

Just describe everything you do with 90s adjectives.

[kelrond]

Bleargh. At school here you get SO many of those types of people and it makes me wonder how real they are. Just remember WHY you like to do those things and it will make you feel much better. AKA I like to ride my bike because it makes my legs strong and it's faster than walking to work. It has nothing to do with the environment and being a hippie, lol.

[kimplusireland]

See, those kids are hipsters, I've figured out, they're the ones who do these things because they think it is the cool things to do. Then there are people like you, who happen to have these interests but are genuine about them. I don't know, you're not a hipster because you're not TRYING, you're just being yourself, you know? I think you should do things because you like them, not because it is cool or uncool, because then you are being just as bad as them. Following the anti-trend is just as bad as following a trend in my opinion. Besides, trends always blow over. They'll move on to something else.