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Im geeking so hard right now!!!! Finally got Pendulum!
I love the little bonuses they included. Back of the pic is 40/200
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What goth stereotypes do you shamelessly dive right into?
Here are mine.
Most of my playlists are 80s post punk, metal, rock and basically any music that involves the guitar.
I love horror movies especially classic horror and the lost boys is my all time favorite movie.
I love coffin shaped things
I have tattoos and piercings
I read and write horror and love Anne rice novels
I love a good red wine
Peter Steele. Enough said.
I love unwanted animals like spiders, snakes and lizards
The list goes on and on
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Point me in the right direction so I don’t look like a fool at my next goth night?
Hey there my beautiful friends 🖤
I’ve recently started attending my local goth night and have made a big discovery, I’m not scared to dance in public, I just don’t like EDM! Now that I have broken away from my fear of dancing in public, I need to learn! Any recommendations or advice for learning to dance to all this beautiful goth music?
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Informing the Right Way – Pick Me to Goth?
Hello I'm new here, and I've been wanting to ask a question. I have a really close friend that's been throwing the goth word around recently and I asked her why and she stated: Because I'm vintage Goth and like being minimalistic with just white, black,and grey. Which to my understanding isn't goth.
It's been bugging me that she keeps stating that anything black = goth. I've tried rewording things myself like when she was wearing a really cute outfit and she said she felt goth that day I said I love the alternative look. She does things like wears eyeliner on the upper and lower eye lids and says she's doing that gothic look.
I put pick me to goth in the title because she's very pick me in the way she is, and I'm not sure if because one person said she looks goth the one time she is holding on to it like a trend for compliments. My question is what's the best way to explain the culture to her where it doesn't sound rude or gatekeepy. I'm not against her being goth if she wants to be but I think she's just majorly misinformed and it's been grinding my gears.
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