Cliques: Goth, Punk, Emo, Skater Etc.

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Cliques are annoying to me; I don't try to fit in with the people in them.

I can dress, act, and listen to what I want because I'm a loner. I don't have but about 3 friends, and we share no classes. I spend my freetime (lunch, etc) sitting in the hallway alone. Today my counselor (who knows me well already) walked by, and I felt a bit embarrasssed that I was sitting alone. I'm not diagnosed, but I highly suspect Asperger's, and I think some of the teachers at my school are starting to notice my "odd" behavior and lack of friends.

Anyway, I'm getting off topic. Basically, I see the groups, and it's disgusting. Why should people have to dress, act, and be the same? Whatever happened to individuality?

You can do what you want.

I didn't follow any of that social jargon in high school and I did fine. I just wore cheap hoodies and jeans, and minded my own business.

i was myself all the way through until year 10, i then started scrubbing up to meet the standards of the chavs - straightenin my hair, wearing makeup, dressing in skimpy skirts etc.
but thats died off alot now, i be who i want to be, but i still stick with the hair straightening just because i like it.
if i were to put myself into a clique id say im in the geeky clique/vintage clique

definite SKATER here. not a poser though.

Im in some thing between a punker and a skater