Thread: Not-a-Goth Goth
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Old 09-09-2008, 11:04 AM   #77
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Originally Posted by LiUsAiDh
It's not 'wrong' it's just fucking annoying. The 'smiles' weren't condescending; it was your post which was. I didn't set out to argue about it, per se, I was just expressing my irritation at the -smile-'s.
Noted. But, that doesn't mean I'm going to change the way I prefer to do things. We'll agree to disagree on that; right?

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Originally Posted by LiUsAiDh
What the fuck? I don't feel immature; I know I'm more mature than most adults. You just mildly irked me with your condescending post. Me mentioning my age was directed towards Madarme's comment.
You'll notice that particular part of my reply was in reference to Madarme's comment and it was, in fact, she who was quoted above my remark.

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Originally Posted by LiUsAiDh
Of course, dictionaries know everything about subcultures. I also see no mention of the inner darkness of my weeping soul etc etc.
Again, you're stereotyping. I'd think that, as ticked as you get about it, you'd work extra hard not to do it, yourself.

The particular bit I'd hoped you'd note is the fact that there isn't a definition in there for your subculture. All that's listed there are the world-wide (at least of the English-speaking nations) accepted definitions of the the word "gothic." When one has that fact to work with, one may come to the logical conclusion that "gothic" and "goths" pertain to people who enjoy/what-you-will things associated with the word's actual definitions. So, it's understandable that there'd be issues for the "goths" of the music subculture with misunderstandings of the subculture, itself.

I put forth that "goth" is the least fitting nickname for your particular subculture...and more fitting for mine.
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