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Comment box deleted. Ya'll go be titty babies elsewhere.
As for the lotsololz I got from the comments -- thank you tons!

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LOLOLOL. After talking trash, she blocks me, then has the nerve to call me "pathetic". Isn't that cute? x) You guys gotta read this shit! The only difference is she wrote it in extremely small annoying letters and had bold letters in there like I was supposed to be eFrightened or something .
And honestly, she could have done better if she was so mad! Come on now!

From ~FromHeidiWithLove posted a comment on SCENE --READ DESC.--
so I don't agree & i'm somewhat offended,
I mean sure, there isn't such thing as 'scene' or 'emo', i mean if you're calling yourself that then you're pathetic. but point being is that
your making such a big fuss about nothing, your attempting to 'insult' a scene, hoping one will see this and flip their shits when really you're hurting yourself, its pathetic that you have to bitch and complain how people are different,
no one is gonna care.
and reason to why im offended is cause I listen to screamo, and get my shit from hottopic,
not gay fuckin' hollister, areopostal & abrocrombie. does that mean your gonna label me?

you should really grow up & get a life.

you say you hate scene kids I say I hate people like YOU! damn annoying lifeless haters who hate cause their jealous, GROW THE FUCK UP!.
thats all I have too say to your patheticness c:
♥ - Heidi c:

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~FatalShade16 has proven a fairly good point about "scene" that I'd love for you guys to read. Not only does her comment have strong points, but it has a good chunk of intelligence behind it which...most of you that come on here to bitch about this deviation don't have. Enjoy! All credit goes to her, and I asked permission to use her comment :].

"This isn't a comment for you more so to the people that commented.
One- Why would you want to be "scene" that is a stereotypical label, with a negative impact. You are striping your creativity and individuality by labeling yourself.
Secondly- To the scene area of stereotypes, it is like shopping for barbies. In the quest to be unique they all blend in and sound fake.
Three- By stereotypes, Scene children only hang out with there own kind, pretty snobby. Why would you want to be like that?
To those who say she is pretty- Look at the volume of her hair. It is so large that it makes her face look distorted. Her hair looks bigger than her torso. For a model cutting off your neck in photography is a bad thing. It adds to her distortion. Her eyebrows look penciled in, and her make up scheme does not work, because the color of the lip is off, in an attempt to mesh with the pink in her hair.As I just noticed, her post also hides a majority of her arms adding yet again to the distortion.
So tell me, what is so pretty about distortion?
Do you really want hair bigger than your body?
This is just trying to get people to think >>; out side of the stereotype box that I hate with a passion.
On a separate note, this is done well and I find it funny, because its true for stereotypes ;D"

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Another good point proven by ~Raikua ;

"I disagree with what Heidi is saying. No one is labeling her, at least not directly.
Stereotypes are just an outline of a particular group behaves or dresses.
It only becomes negative or offensive when people start to treat you that way. (I.E. Assuming if you're wearing a rainbow, you're gay. Or if someone is dressing "goth" they're a troublemaker. And if they're dressed "Emo" then they must write depressing poetry.)
I do agree with FatalShade16 that if you follow the stereotype, simply to "fit in" then you're loosing you're individuality.

But that said, someone had to start dressing different to start those stereotypes.
And perhaps those individuals were expressing themselves uniquely through their clothes. People may see and appreciate the unique style, and "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."

And most often it isn't the stereotyped group that's labeling themselves, it's the other people outside of the group that has a need to label/name everything it sees from stars to trends.

Hopefully that all makes sense."

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xD There USED to be me here, but...ugh, I can't degrade myself any further XP
So I got a real one and shoved it here. !
works SO much better.

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I do not own the photo I have used. I did not TAKE the photo with MY camera. I have taken it from www.google.com image search, and have edited it to best fit my needs for the piece that I DID make using the PHOTOGRAPHER'S photo of this random scene girl with huge colorful hair. Credit is given to the photographer of the photo. The only thing I take credit for is the way I have used the photo.

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Comment box deleted. Ya'll go be titty babies elsewhere.
As for the lotsololz I got from the comments -- thank you tons!

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LOLOLOL. After talking trash, she blocks me, then has the nerve to call me "pathetic". Isn't that cute? x) You guys gotta read this shit! The only difference is she wrote it in extremely small annoying letters and had bold letters in there like I was supposed to be eFrightened or something .
And honestly, she could have done better if she was so mad! Come on now!

From ~FromHeidiWithLove posted a comment on SCENE --READ DESC.--
so I don't agree & i'm somewhat offended,
I mean sure, there isn't such thing as 'scene' or 'emo', i mean if you're calling yourself that then you're pathetic. but point being is that
your making such a big fuss about nothing, your attempting to 'insult' a scene, hoping one will see this and flip their shits when really you're hurting yourself, its pathetic that you have to bitch and complain how people are different,
no one is gonna care.
and reason to why im offended is cause I listen to screamo, and get my shit from hottopic,
not gay fuckin' hollister, areopostal & abrocrombie. does that mean your gonna label me?

you should really grow up & get a life.

you say you hate scene kids I say I hate people like YOU! damn annoying lifeless haters who hate cause their jealous, GROW THE FUCK UP!.
thats all I have too say to your patheticness c:
♥ - Heidi c:

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~FatalShade16 has proven a fairly good point about "scene" that I'd love for you guys to read. Not only does her comment have strong points, but it has a good chunk of intelligence behind it which...most of you that come on here to bitch about this deviation don't have. Enjoy! All credit goes to her, and I asked permission to use her comment :].

"This isn't a comment for you more so to the people that commented.
One- Why would you want to be "scene" that is a stereotypical label, with a negative impact. You are striping your creativity and individuality by labeling yourself.
Secondly- To the scene area of stereotypes, it is like shopping for barbies. In the quest to be unique they all blend in and sound fake.
Three- By stereotypes, Scene children only hang out with there own kind, pretty snobby. Why would you want to be like that?
To those who say she is pretty- Look at the volume of her hair. It is so large that it makes her face look distorted. Her hair looks bigger than her torso. For a model cutting off your neck in photography is a bad thing. It adds to her distortion. Her eyebrows look penciled in, and her make up scheme does not work, because the color of the lip is off, in an attempt to mesh with the pink in her hair.As I just noticed, her post also hides a majority of her arms adding yet again to the distortion.
So tell me, what is so pretty about distortion?
Do you really want hair bigger than your body?
This is just trying to get people to think >>; out side of the stereotype box that I hate with a passion.
On a separate note, this is done well and I find it funny, because its true for stereotypes ;D"

________

Another good point proven by ~Raikua ;

"I disagree with what Heidi is saying. No one is labeling her, at least not directly.
Stereotypes are just an outline of a particular group behaves or dresses.
It only becomes negative or offensive when people start to treat you that way. (I.E. Assuming if you're wearing a rainbow, you're gay. Or if someone is dressing "goth" they're a troublemaker. And if they're dressed "Emo" then they must write depressing poetry.)
I do agree with FatalShade16 that if you follow the stereotype, simply to "fit in" then you're loosing you're individuality.

But that said, someone had to start dressing different to start those stereotypes.
And perhaps those individuals were expressing themselves uniquely through their clothes. People may see and appreciate the unique style, and "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."

And most often it isn't the stereotyped group that's labeling themselves, it's the other people outside of the group that has a need to label/name everything it sees from stars to trends.

Hopefully that all makes sense."

___________

xD There USED to be me here, but...ugh, I can't degrade myself any further XP
So I got a real one and shoved it here. !
works SO much better.

________

I do not own the photo I have used. I did not TAKE the photo with MY camera. I have taken it from www.google.com image search, and have edited it to best fit my needs for the piece that I DID make using the PHOTOGRAPHER'S photo of this random scene girl with huge colorful hair. Credit is given to the photographer of the photo. The only thing I take credit for is the way I have used the photo.