In response to WaterSheerie At 09:45 pm goodgurl8504 Said :	+1
	Hahahaha! Exactly!

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	At 09:44 pm Autumnr1 Said :	0
	quit you bitching

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	At 09:43 pm Autumnr1 Said :	+2
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	In response to goodgurl8504 At 09:43 pm WaterSheerie Said :	0
	I agree. Having a certain label, doesn't make one better then everyone else. It isn't just preps, or emos that do this. I've seen people who have labeled themselves as being 'weird', 'outsiders', or 'mavoricks', thinking they were better then everyone else because of it. I guess a bitch/asshole is a bitch/asshole, no matter how you package it.

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	In response to WaterSheerie At 09:40 pm goodgurl8504 Said :	0
	No need to flaunt the labels though... I mean I understanding falling under a certain label, that's just life, but using that label as a way to get attention, and something else to whine about, that drives me crazy...

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	At 09:36 pm WaterSheerie Said :	0
	Everyone has a label, a way of identifying themselves. Even if one doesn't like labels. 'Outsider', 'loner', even those are labels.

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	At 09:34 pm Beliathor Said :	+2
	Well,the topic is worn out to start from... its... the rule of the "powerful" "preps" = "normal"... even thou I hate labels,why is that like it? because most young people are preps,if more then 60% of the young population were "emo" they would be considered normal,at least thats my view,but about labels,I never really understood why search for differences and changing them,rather then accepting them,we are all people,as much as that bad may be.but labeling is dividing... why divide?

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	In response to goodgurl8504 At 09:31 pm CiaraNUMBA4 Voted Down Show Comment	-2
	Comment Voted down bitch call me a whore one more time

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	In response to damotagirl At 09:24 pm WaterSheerie Said :	+2
	"I'm such a non-conformist, I'm not going to conform with all you other non-conformists." Conforming to a common stereotype, and being in a group of people who are alike, are two different things. 'Scene' is a label, we all have labels. Whether you wear it, or conform to it, are two different matters. The 'scene' kids I know, don't conform to it. They're just being who they want to be. Why should they change, because people regard it as 'conforming?' Wouldn't that be conforming as well? Some people, from every group, do conform. Others don't, they're just being themselves. You can't apply a generalized statement to everyone and expect it to stick.

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	At 09:18 pm damotagirl Said :	-1
	Well I was pretty much always an outsider and loner in school. I never understood why everyone wanted to be the same and put themselves in 'cliques'. I was always proud to just be different from everyone else. You might think scene kids don't conform, but the pure fact that you just called them all 'scene' kids puts them all in a group and stereotypes them as basically the same people. The fact that they're all so-called scene kids proves my point. They conform to being 'scene' kids. Whatever that is. Seems to me like that would be conforming to a group or stereotype, where there are people just the same as them.

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