Originally Posted by Oi_To_The_World

i like the original post (whoever wrote it) saying that not conforming is conforming. i think i said something along those lines in another post somewhere.
i think people have this unintentional fixation with labels. i think it is just as common with adults as it is teens or children. most of the people on this site are still in high school, so there's yer typical clique-label crap that everybody goes through. In the workplace however, there are just as many useless labels. People are constantly conforming to their political (or nonpolitical) affiliations, religion, social standing and etiquette, gender, race, etc. etc.
in general, i think people should not concern greatly over what they or someone else is wearing. it seems really trivial once you get outta high school, where image is force-fed to the impressionable. let people do what they want. and you do what you want. because in the end, no fashion is original or creative. No label is withstanding...
If you talk to an intelligent person, they will not care what you are wearing. At least, i hope not...

Originally Posted by pastor of muppets

thats why they act like sheep...

Originally Posted by pastor of muppets

thats why they act like sheep... most of them anyway.....

Originally Posted by tiaw

I have one of the most diverse taste's in music, clothing and pastimes of anyone i know, simply because i really dont care if i fit into someone else's idea of what is "emo" or "indie" or "gothic" or "pop" or whatever the hell else?

Question is, why cant other's be like this?

Originally Posted by phoenixflames

Would they then be more aptly called "sheeple"?

Originally Posted by ArtistInTheAmbulance

^But everyone does it to some extent, some just judge more than others. If I see someone wearing all black and covered in pentagrams, I dont think nothing of it. It just happens in your head, you dont neccessarily think about it, but you do.