Knightshadowz
I guess, your directing the little speech towards me? Hmm, so I must be the "insensitive prick."

...I guess its your rights...and no offense
taken.
But, I'd say its far for me to explain myself, and well frankly its because took what I said out of context.
1) I must say, thats a great speech you have, but quite contradicting no? Hmm..."If you don't know someone personally, its not for you to judge a
damn thing about them"....
....yet you called me a "insensitive prick" and you gave me a speech about what I should expect from life and how I how I should live my life
because you assume I live in oh so joyous and happy bubble, careless of anyone else but me, yeah...well I don't, and sorry to disappoint, but I
already know and been through everything you described..you don't need to lead me to "a better way of life"
...And I'm not here to talk about my life story, but if you want to listen, then I'll share it to you privately...don't want to go off topic
now...
2)I never stated indigos were emo, I merely stated the way David2012 was describing "how an "indigo" should act, feel, and be"...is as cheap and
bad as the "emo point system," as any other website.
You know the self-survey test based on the point system, and based on the tally of those points, if you don't meet reach a certain sum, you aren't
really an indigo....I mean don't determine who you are based on those freaking survey, it tends to be bias..
I later describe what I believe what the traits of the indigo should be, based on the given roles that were describe for them. Read my post again if
you don't know....
Lastly, I don't care if your emotional, I'm a pretty emotional guy myself, like you said there's just some things in life, where we need to break
down and cry. But, sometimes, we just have to move on.
But being emotional alone doesn't make you emo, emo a fashion trend/statement: the clothes, the lifestyle, and the music makes you emo. But, if you
want your kids to be emo, then be my guest, I'm sure you'll regret it, if you don't know what I'm talking about, feel free to take this "emo
point test":
www.angelfire.com...
Oh and let me quote what you said, if you intend to change it:
I do, very much so. In fact, you just gave me an answer I've been looking for to describe what I felt in the begining.
And lastly, I never label anyone, but saying someone is an emo is just another way of saying the name-caller is an insensitive prick. Emotion is not a
bad thing, and is the root of the word Emo. It's a name kids give to others to justify feelings of inability to cope with their environment.
If you have every truly felt one with yourself, and everyone around you, then you never feel the need to justify yourself. If you don't know someone
personally, its not for you to judge a damn thing about them, respectfully.
Save your insecurities for your failing relationships, because its only through losing everything that you truly gain the one thing you need in this
world - Your sense of self. The knowledge that others actions have no effect on your own. You control how you act, respond, and live. If you have no
experience aside from middle school to draw from, then I would recommend completing high school before you claim to know anything about life.
Trust me, life after high school is a different ball park all together. There is FAR more to life than maintaining a job and household, and to deny
that you are not capable of more goes to show that you are no where near ready to accept it. I am quite glad that no one has the mastered the
strengths some of us exhibit, because if that were so, those who were normal wouldn't have a voice to concern themselves with.
-Knight
[edit on 30-9-2007 by skyblueff0]