discriminations to Gothic People

@online lol you would of felt awkard in my school then.because lots of people there called themselves goths and had on heavy makeup and black cloths.actually i hung out with some of them. actually i remember in my junior year of high school the kids who called themselves "goths" did a really funny trick to the other students on halloween.they had put fake blood in their mouths and spit out the blood all around students who were eating in the cafe.so it looked like they were vomiting up blood. its was gross but hilarious to see all the kids freaking out because it looked real. heheh

@tammy if thats the case couldnt anyone be goth? :)

a Goth is someone who sees the dark side of like in a different way many sees it. often , ordinary people looks at the dark side of life as something very negative. but for Goths, there's much more there than negativity. and this is where the Gothic art, music and fashion come in. they appreciate the darkness that is seen by many as worthless and negative. but even if they give much more appreciation to the darker side of life, that doest mean they are not open to the real world. of course they still appreciate those red roses, stuffs like that. they appreciate the dark side, they dont lock and isolate themselves there. :)

oohh... how old is she now? she still a Goth? i also began being a Goth way back in 1st year of high school and that was 5 years ago. now im still who i am, a Goth. often i design my own clothes, although many appreciate the fact that i can design them, only few are appreciating the design itself. but oh well, that's how life is and i certainly cant please everybody. for me, as long as we're not stepping on anybody and as long as we dont have very ugly personality we're free to be who we are. :)

I think my daughter(39)has grown past the goth look. My granddaughter, however, still goes that direction with her make-up and fashion but it isn't as extreme as it used to be. I liked the fact that she was an individual and artistic. She is nineteen now. Still is freinds with her goth friend from school who hasn't changed much from high school days.

I think you're fortunate that you have the talent to design clothes Tammy. I wish I had such abilities. I do sew though, and I've noticed for quite some time that there doesn't seem to be any fashion for the babies of goth mums, and I wondered if there would be a market for that kind of stuff. When I had my first baby, I never went in for the frilly frou frou pink for girls and blue for boys kinda stuff. I wanted to see more blacks in baby clothes, but never found them. What do you think? Do you think goth mums would go for a gothic look on their babies or would they stick to the traditional look? xoxo Cyne