High school kids are generally pretty at odds with their identity. Many times, they associate with one group depending on the context of the situation and will decry that group depending on the context of the next. They are trying to find themselves and their identities and trying not to get lost in the "sea of conformity" that is mainstream social crowds mah mah mah blaaahh.
It's normal to be annoyed by people contradicting themselves and to find their often times desperate attempts to try to be "unique" a little pathetic but... uh... if you're going to call someone, call them by their name. That's usually your safest bet. Otherwise, just fume in silence. They are too young and confounded by this confusing world to understand how lame it looks to obviously have to try so hard to feel special. Or maybe they are just special. Who cares.
People like what they like, regardless of what you call them so uh... Iunno, respect that or something.
Is it normal I hate when people say 'don't call me an emo'?
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Huh, you must still be pretty young.
High school kids are generally pretty at odds with their identity. Many times, they associate with one group depending on the context of the situation and will decry that group depending on the context of the next. They are trying to find themselves and their identities and trying not to get lost in the "sea of conformity" that is mainstream social crowds mah mah mah blaaahh.
It's normal to be annoyed by people contradicting themselves and to find their often times desperate attempts to try to be "unique" a little pathetic but... uh... if you're going to call someone, call them by their name. That's usually your safest bet. Otherwise, just fume in silence. They are too young and confounded by this confusing world to understand how lame it looks to obviously have to try so hard to feel special. Or maybe they are just special. Who cares.
People like what they like, regardless of what you call them so uh... Iunno, respect that or something.