Is it normal that i think this way towards labels and stereotypes?

I'm a bit confused by what you said. You say you think it's stupid that people deny labels that fit them? Then explain that you think those stereotypes are stupid like you understand where they're coming from :S

Unfortunately humans love to put things into groups, we think it makes things easier to understand. Labeling someone makes them feel limited and as if they're being judged, which is fair enough. I mean you're ignoring individual characteristics. Then again there are some that like to be labelled and are proud of it.

I think people need to quit giving so much of a shit about what other people do if it doesn't affect their lives. Get a life and find something worth talking about, there is more to the world than what Stranger #1 is wearing and what Stranger #2 is listening to on his MP3 player.

Dude you think way too fucking much. Just enjoy life n quit sweating the small stuff

I think you are right. And people genuinely do act to their stereo type in my opinion. Occasionally people shock you.

You guys. Never mind. I get what you mean. People hate other people labeling them. I think only you can label yourself because your the only one who knows yourself. Everyday your changing the way you think, your style, your emotions. Only you can can truly describe yourself. Am I right?

I agree that people do place labels on themselves by what they wear.
Please consider the following contrasting examples:
A person dressed in a traditional Canadian Mountie Uniform.
A man dressed in a Thawb and Keffiyeh.
I disagree with the viewpoint that the two persons (above) would act the same way.The two persons (above) have placed labels on themselves, thus are most likely to act in disparate ways.
It is true that groups of people are subject to be stereotyped because of this.
Stereotypes are extremely dangerous but can also uncover truths in ourselves and others. In any group or culture there are disparate personality types; sometimes good or bad.
I think that we should try not to place people, groups or cultures into stereotypes. I also think that we should all be able to laugh about our own stereotype; eg "Ahm a dumb Amurican".

Stereotypes are there because they are real lol fuckin people...if they weren't true MOST of the time then where did they come from hmmmmm. :D

Hmmm... I think I understand what you guys sorta mean about labels. But could explain why labels are bad when I'm telling you what a label is? (Dont take that in a mean way. I trying to be as sensitive about the situation as possible so no one blow your tops off.)
There is a difference between labels and stereotypes. Labeling is just a name to categorize people, and stereotyping is like because they are this label, they act this way.
For example: Stereotype: Because your a gay guy you like hanging out with girls only and you don't do manly things.
A label has no deep meaning.

I don't think most people walk around thinking to themselves that they are a 'style'. They might have similarities with a certain style/stereotype but they'd prefer that people judge them as an individual.

Have you ever thought that these labels/stereotypes don't apply to all countries all over the world? In my country, for example, these kinds of things hardly exist. In fact, people would look at you strangely if you openly admit that you're in one of these labels.

I don't know about the others but I certainly don't stick to one style only. I can wear baggy shirt and shorts, frilly camisole and skirt, fitted shirt and skinny jeans; basically, I wear what I feel like wearing. If you see me on daily basis, I'm sure a hundred a percent you can't even label me. Hahaha! I find this whole label thing amusing actually.

And since I'm not surrounded by 'labels', I'd say it's unusual for you to think so.
Not 'not normal', just plain unusual.
But since there's no 'Yes, it's unusual' option, I voted for 'No, it's not normal'.
Lol! I'm sorry~

I hate labels! Especially sexual labels like bi, bi-curious etc