how is being "emo" classified?? i mean, is it those people who walk around, hair in their faces, wearing all black, loud death metal blasting? or the people who wear nice clothes, try to keep up appearances, but cut themselves when no one is around? or the people who are a combination of both...not trying to be too flashy, trying to fade into the background, wishing they were invisible because no one seems to care anyway? do you have to be suicidal? or just have a love for the dark side? do you have to be a cutter? or just wish you were alone? just wondering...i've been thinking about the "emoness" thing a lot...wondering if anyone would classify me as "emo" if they took the chance to get to know me...just wondering. post ur opinion!

[b]xXBeautiful_TragedyXx wrote:[/b] [quote]how is being "emo" classified?? i mean, is it those people who walk around, hair in their faces, wearing all black, loud death metal blasting? or the people who wear nice clothes, try to keep up appearances, but cut themselves when no one is around? or the people who are a combination of both...not trying to be too flashy, trying to fade into the background, wishing they were invisible because no one seems to care anyway? do you have to be suicidal? or just have a love for the dark side? do you have to be a cutter? or just wish you were alone? just wondering...i've been thinking about the "emoness" thing a lot...wondering if anyone would classify me as "emo" if they took the chance to get to know me...just wondering. post ur opinion![/quote] I'm a mixture of both. My hair is ALWAYS in my face, I wear alot of black (Black is my favorite color), I LOVE loud music, I hide my cuts, I try to fade into the background, and I wish I could be invisible. I don't even believe in "emos". People are themselves and nothing else. You cannot classify people like that.

remember when emotional was either happy or sad? *sigh*