Re: Is Your Child A Goth?
er. no. I've never been a Buddhist, I've just read about it. Same with philosophy. I don't know if that falls under pursues, rather than "learned about". I learned about philosophy about a month ago in Comparitive Civilizations class (you guys would hate that class. We learn about Buddha, Greek Gods, Egyptian pyramids, East Indian traditions, ect.). I supposed I could add Paganism to the "learned about" things as well. Wicca is the only one I've actually pursued, though. But I don't really practice it. There's still something to it, but I'm not big on the whole "coven circles and wiccan priestess' trying to cast spells while dressed in black robes" kind of thing. It just seems silly. I don't really define myself as "wiccan" anymore.
Because if I was goth I would be all "ooh, look at me, I'm a GOTH"
. I don't think I'm any of those high school stereotypes, actually. I've tried to see if I can be just one, but I can't. Why bother? I'm just average or random or whatever. I'm going to be out of high school really soon anyways. And I don't go to an American high school from the late 90s lol. If anyone used to watch those "high school" tv shows and movies, you'd know what I mean
lol, when I started High School I thought it was actually going to be like that. Those things are horrible. I love them, but they are really horrible when you go into school thinking that it's going to be like Sabrina or something
, With the stereotypical "nerds" and the stereotypical snobbish "cheerleaders".
All three at once? You must be a very busy little girl.
And why should we believe you about what you look like? Goths are notorious liars.



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