Outcast

[matrixmann]

It't just a shame, if you have to turn your back on your asserted political direction, or your asserted subculture, just because those people that are in it are so stubborn, narrow-minded and willing to perceive anything that makes you, in their eyes, be no-one that belongs to their roundel.

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[mandarinsun.livejournal.com]

It kind of reminds me of how once an African American girl in the Goth scene came up to my girlfriend and I and said she was hurt and angry that she didn't fit in and I replied that no one really fit in there. It was just dozens of people that all didn't feel like they fit it.

[matrixmann]

I would say: Every group where you perceive some kind of "dress code", be it visually or in opinions or in what people act, do, consume and hang out in, this has a set of does and don't's. A way to be if you want to be part of that scene. You recognize that if you don't behave like the average member of it and the looks and invitations towards you become scarce. In the worst case, if things start to end more often in troubles.
That's what I experience.