Do You like EMO people???

Answer 1

emo?

early morning over eater
evil mothers orphan
every mans organ
exploring messy orifices
even male oddballs
emotional martini olives


OK its late i am being punchy...but what does EMO stand
for????

i do like emotional martini olives and i don't mind the occasional every mans organ....but damn those early morning over eaters...damn them all to hell!!

Answer 2

....Whats Not To Like?



There are two popular forms of dress that are considered emo. The first is essentially derived from the 1990s "indie emo" scene, and has connections to indie rock, grunge, and punk rock. It includes more vintage and thrift store clothing, typically for a well-worn look. Some of the clothing leans toward khaki colors. T-shirts are typically of smaller sizes, and with various prints, often images from the 1980s punk culture. Bags and backpacks often have pins and patches of various bands.

The other popular style of dress focuses on darker colors. Commonly seen styles include straight, dark colored hair, either black, red, multi-colored (brown and black, red and purple, etc.) which covers one eye, males wearing pants tailored for females, lip, eyebrow, and labret piercings, and dark make-up on males and females (most notably black eyeliner, although red and pink eyeshadow is becoming increasingly popular). A common accessory for both males and females is glasses with a dark coloured (usually black), thick rim, a style sometimes even worn by persons who do not require corrective eye-wear. Wristbands in various colors are also popular.

Converse All-Star style shoes are common amongst both styles of dress, as are Vans and other skate shoe brands.

While "emo" is often used to describe the dress and attitudes of fans of emo music, "emo" as a musical genre and "emo" as a slang term are largely separate. "Emo" as a musical genre long pre-dated the use of "emo" as a slang term. At the same time, most current bands are labeled "emo" unwillingly, largely because they share some of the fashion trends and attitude associated with "emo" as a slang term.

There is also a common stereotype that associates "emo" with self-harm, most notably cutting wrists, partly due to song lyrics associated with "emo" bands, which often speak of acts of self-destruction. However, apart from the anecdotal, there is no significant evidence of any correlation between emo and self-harm.

Answer 3

i love the idea
as it shows a different side to life and i love the clothes

but also hate the idea
that it is the in thing to be
if you life is that bad you think killing your self will solve all or you problems then talking about then is the only way to be
ever one has a propose in life
don't make yours a death campaign add
or a sad one to pass on
find what you do well and use it
to help if not your self then someone else

PS i did i mention i love the cloths and make up very cool

Answer 4

LOL! sometimes i think the emo trend is JUST A TREND! when the heck did everyone start getting soo depressed and slitting their wrists!? and listing to songs about how "i just wannaaa beee PERRRFECT!!!!!!!!!"

Answer 5

NO.

theyre just a bunch of ungrateful rich kids with nothing better to do than cry about how theyre not PERRFECTT or how they cant get than mercedez benz that they saw on tv, and spend most of their time slitting their wrists and crying to get the attention of people who quite frankly don't even care about them.

Answer 6

No, its lame. Lets look stupid and kiss guys "ie guy on guy" . they are so stupid. ?What is with the whole look stupid and punk thing anyway. And dont tell me its a form of expression and individuality because its more about conformity than anything.

Answer 7

What is EMO?

Answer 8

u should...emo and gothic r 'in' today lol

Answer 9

What is an EMO??

Answer 10

WTF does emo mean? Emotional? If so, I like a guy who can open up to me about things, but I don't want no whiny p*ss dude.