Talk:What exactly is a "Scene Kid" anyway?/@comment-174.95.254.67-20131106223915

So, there were a few things I found completely disagreeable in this wiki article, so made a list of what should've been written.

-The charms and icons aren't trends anymore, but nothing wrong with wearing what you like. Tutus aren't popular anymore but if you're bold go for it.

-Eyeliner is still a part of the style but bold and dark eyeliner on both sexes isn't important (but like I wrote if you're bold, do it.)

-The whole "poseur" thing doesn't exist anymore, Scene isn't as popular as it used to be since Hipster is the trend right now (oh the irony of Hipsters) If you want to call yourself Scene, there's nothing wrong with that. Scene is supposed to be about self-expression, and though there is a guideline to this stereotype or label. It's still possible to be unique, cause no two people in the same style look a like.

-Don't try to be Scene if you're "seeking attention" be it cause you enjoy the look.

-Scene kids don't need to type a certain way to be cool. (I just wouldn't encourage it) Nor do they need to talk as if they were from the 80s but do it if you want.

-Being straightedge, Vegetarian, and Vegan has nothing to do with being Scene, it's simply morals. Nor should these things be a "trend," that's wrong.

-Sexual Orientation has nothing to do with a fashion style.

-Any stereotype shouldn't need to express the emotions listed, that's kind of stupid. Just be whatever personality you are.

If for some reason you hate this style, finding yourself reading this. Stop. I don't want to hear an ignorant comment about how stupid labels, stereotypes and self-expression is, nor the "fags" involved. Clearly if you're reading, you find an interest, and I hope I cleared up something.