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define "goth"
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@ 20-12-2005 20:00 perfect_12345 | 336 posts
| some one tell me what it really means to be a goth. what seperates goths from other people? and what's the difference between a goth and a person who just wants to be a goth.
just wondering. |
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0 @ 14-01-2006 01:27 dudekrulz | 3,618 posts
| ^
Exactly.
BIG difference. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:28 Pandora |  22,886 posts
| 'goth' doesn't really exist save as a word that has been misconstrued by the need of so called 'normal' people to label those that they don't understand.
rockon
tabitha | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:29 Pandora |  22,886 posts
| oh wait oh wait...
'emo' doesn't really exist save as a word that has been misconstrued by the need of so called 'normal' people to label those that they don't understand.
anymore? I can do this all night.. or atleast until 10 EST
rockon
tabitha | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:36 AlmightyShmun | 1,189 posts
| Tabitha, I hate to potentially start another little tiff, but I must reiterate: the statement about "goth" not existing is false. If we don't go by the douchebag definition and look back into history, we'll see "Goth" having a very prevalent role. Just look at the fall of Rome, and the incursions leading up to it. There's a reason we had VisiGOTHS.
So, people, if you're really so hardcore Gothic, let's see you put on your decorative armor(imported right from Venice), mount your armoured steed, grab yourself a mace, a form up. Of course, that's assuming we go with early-Germany/late-Holy Roman Empire Gothic Knights. 'Cause that's when it was cool. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:43 shelly47 | 427 posts
| ^Exactly
Goth comes back from forever ago.
Anyways, goths are proud of themselves, while emos feel sorry for themselves. i remember talking to an emo in a chatroom, and the guy is like, oh, my daddy raped me, he abused me...
i mean no disrespect but since when does feeling sorry for yourself get you anywhere?
[offtopic]EMO is short for ''emotional'' | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:44 stephanie8414 | 1,423 posts
| Ok... everyone, get this through your head:
GOTH IS MORE THAN A LABEL! IT DOES NOT INVOLVE CONFORMING TO A LAME STEREOTYPE!
Yeah, we all know about the goths are technically a group that existed a long time ago, but in modern times, it's a subculture. I probably said this already, but heavy/death metal is not considered goth music. Satanism and depression have nothing to do with goth. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:48 shelly47 | 427 posts
| ^^^Agreed | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:49 Pandora |  22,886 posts
| blah blah blah shove your history up someone else's arse..
This is a discussion from a bunch of kids wanting to know why people call those dressed in black 'goth'..
the term they are refering to labeling as it is DOES NOT EXIST.
Sure it's apart of history.. but that history is not now.. quit trying to bring things into it that aren't apart of this discussion.. take your history lessons to a history discussion.. not a thread full of kids and their labels
rockon
tabitha | 0 @ 14-01-2006 01:53 dudekrulz | 3,618 posts
| Agreed with step on this one.
Go to Germany, home of the goths..that's where the true goths are.
Americanised goths are a joke really comapred to them who for them (Germany's goths), goth is a lifestyle, not a label, not a stereotype, not just wearing black. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 02:08 AlmightyShmun | 1,189 posts
| Wow, Tabitha. Work on controlling that bitterness. Some of us like to take the piss out of things. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 02:13 Pandora |  22,886 posts
| Not bitter, I just hate it when people come in here blowing their own whistle spouting about only semi-related theories.. it's just like you want to get a word in about something you know .. instead of about what we are truly talking about
rockon
tabitha | 0 @ 14-01-2006 02:14 AlmightyShmun | 1,189 posts
| Tabitha, it was entirely on-topic. If you want to go mocking people for the use of a word, there needs to be a concensus on the origins of that word. You can't expect these stupid kids to just know these things. Education is a good thing. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 02:15 shelly47 | 427 posts
| * offtopic : shes got ya there
| 0 @ 14-01-2006 02:15 shadowleni | 18 posts
| If you are dicussing the term gothic, why is it bad to refer to it's history? To fully understand a word, a lot of times you have to look at it's meaning and origin. Perhaps goth now means people who are depressed and wear black clothing, etc, because of the impact that the invading Goths had on the Romans in the dark ages. Or perhaps because of the culture of the Goths. I'm not an expert or anything, but sometimes the history of a word is more vital to understanding it that it's modern slang deffinition. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 03:17 Hike |  1,391 posts
| Gothics r that weird ppls that 'almost' always, or mostly, time r dressin' of black, an some nites they go to cemitery, drink wine, beer, wotever... an play Violan under the grave!!
Or b, dumb ppls!!
goth's the type of music that these weird (dumb) ppls listen!! goth it's like... church's choir!... some bands that type, have the lead singer woman normally... They have that terrible voice!! so terrible!!!! if u've already heard Nitewish, u know wot I mean
That's all *I guess* | 0 @ 14-01-2006 03:35 JewUnit | 8,152 posts
| There is definitely a fine line between goth and emo. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 13:17 stephanie8414 | 1,423 posts
| I like Nightwish, but it's not goth music.
There's a pretty big difference between emo and goth, but both terms are corrupted by labels and people trying to act cool. Some idiots actually think that emo is a combination between goth and punk... WTF?
| 0 @ 14-01-2006 13:40 Barakine |  21,965 posts
| or enjoy 'gothic architecture' I mean what the hell?
Seriously, there's this old gothic church downtown and they just go crazy about it. But that doesn't mean every single one of them would like it as everyone is different | 0 @ 14-01-2006 13:49 ThatJohnny | 1,724 posts
| The only true new thing I've learned from this thread, is that many ppl on this forum is very naive, sayin' all that "aah, only goths cut themselves and wear black, we're the cool ones who know exactly everything, even though we've lived like this for all our lives" sheitt.. Unless you know the correct answer, you people should just shut up and not complain about them.. There is no such thing as "normality" in lifestyles, but if there was, they would be as freakin' normal as you people.. | 0 @ 14-01-2006 13:52 britgirl21 | 16 posts
| They dress in black, wear make up and the blikes wear the biggest boots I have ever seen.  | 0 @ 14-01-2006 13:52 britgirl21 | 16 posts
| should be blokes not blikes sorry. | 0 @ 25-03-2006 03:15 benzin | 116 posts
| black and somewhat depressing. | 0 @ 25-03-2006 03:24 teentitansgo | 314 posts
| there is no such thing as a gothic person. its just a stereo typical label.
gothic really meens-an art style using many detailed designs.usualy used in archetecture(or however its spelled)
| 0 @ 02-07-2006 01:14 gizmostar | 52 posts
| Gothic is a term that people used to define the people that dress in all black and wear really crazy things. I'm one myself so what people use to define me is thier own opinion. We're not freaks, emos, or whatever else you'd like to call us. | 0 @ 02-07-2006 01:32 AlmightyShmun | 1,189 posts
| Damn Germans, resurrecting dead threads! Go back to the Hinterlands! |
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