Okay.. I got A LOT of free drinks while wearing this... I never payed anything at parties. Really NEVER.
The guys were idiots... but hey free drinks. ;)
I'm 16 in this picture.... ooohh how could I?!
The saddest thing about it is... I always tended to be metal or goth, BUT I was very insecure in that time. As I am very shy I always find it hard to make friends... and often I had no friends because people thought I was strange. So I tried to be one of them to be accepted. It worked... somehow... Some people accepted me suddenly. But to the most others I was still strange.
I really tried EVERYTHING to be like "them". I even remember that I once hopped on a chair and screamed like a f*cking pussy, when a mouse came into our classroom. I am not afraid of anything besides spiders (only when they are indoors), but I did it just because the other girls did. I don't wanted to look unfeminine. The poor mouse must have been much more scared than anyone else in the room...
You see I tried everything... from the clothes to the behavior, found some new friends, wasn't happy anyway, found out that they only used me, thought f*ck it. I wasn't like others at my age, I was more mature, interested in different things. So I began to find out who I am.
I had a lot of different styles... I even had pink (plastic) fur boots, completely pink clothes, f*cking Hello Kitty ALL OVER EVERYTHING! ... or that fail on the pictures.
For me it was a LONG, BLOODY way to become a real goth. But I found out that it was what I really am... how I feel best about myself.
Lost a lot of false friends through that. Found real friends, who are much more fun...
Don't listen to others, just be yourself, who you are and what you are. Even if it hurts you. In the end you will be much happier! (Most parents will nag about it, but in the end they'll accept it! Trust me!)
Lost a lot of false friends through that. Found real friends, who are much more fun...
Don't listen to others, just be yourself, who you are and what you are. Even if it hurts you. In the end you will be much happier! (Most parents will nag about it, but in the end they'll accept it! Trust me!)