Originally posted by ravenshadow13Let's mention the increase in kids wearing black clothing, fishnet, and whatnot. Hot Topic is also
the new Abercrombie.
You are talking about a clothingstyle, not Vampirism. You DO understand that being Goth is not the same thing as being a Vampire, right?
Nightchild- Websites like Sanguiniarius are available for those concerned with Real-Life vampirism. It's not like other great resources
aren't available for free. Plus, people will probably get a better welcome there than here if they truly think that they are vampires. They have
articles, resources, forums, and all sorts of things that we don't. It's probably better to just go there than flood the paranormal boards or crypto
boards here.
It annoys me, personally.
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This sounds very familiar to the sayings that was not too unusual a few decades ago, when people stated their opinions about homosexuals;" Well as
long as they keep to their own and leave me alone they can do whatever they want."
Not the way to go, really. Maybe in the 50's, but not in this day and age. For a minority-group to gain acceptance in the Society, they HAVE to "put
in a foot" in as much doorways in the Society as possible. They cannot-and SHOULD not- only "Stay in their corner".
Just as minority-groups within the HBTQ-Community have done, the same goes for any other minority-group aswell. The only ways to gain growin
acceptance, is to: Be seen, be heard, LEARN people, and as a group be noticed by as much people as possible.