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Your parents are not supportive of your musical preference?
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Your parents are not supportive of your musical preference?
xforeverxmetalx
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They're mostly fine with it by now but weren't always. Originally I wasn't even allowed to buy a SOAD CD.
Morphinechild78
W:O:A Metalmaster
thats very important .. reminds me of a video i saw once .. i think you know it already ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOEp-xxqu3E
yeah same with my parents ... my father only would comment on the clothes i wore ... he wanted a more girly-girl daughter in pink dresses or something like that
Well they were like most people, they didn't know more than what meets the eye when it comes to the music. They fear that it might corrupt or negatively influence their kid(s). People like us prove otherwise, we educate the nonbelievers.
xforeverxmetalx
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yeah same with my parents ... my father only would comment on the clothes i wore ... he wanted a more girly-girl daughter in pink dresses or something like that
I don't think my parents ever expected me to be a girly-girl, but originally I wasn't even allowed to go into Hot Topic in the mall.
Didn't want me to wear chains either, etc. For awhile they hated me in all black too.Well they were like most people, they didn't know more than what meets the eye when it comes to the music. They fear that it might corrupt or negatively influence their kid(s). People like us prove otherwise, we educate the nonbelievers.
Yea... go us.
Morphinechild78
W:O:A Metalmaster
thats very important .. reminds me of a video i saw once .. i think you know it already ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOEp-xxqu3E
yeah same with my parents ... my father only would comment on the clothes i wore ... he wanted a more girly-girl daughter in pink dresses or something like that
Yeah that video is priceless! i just love it, that old guy is great! And yeah I guess most fathers might hope that for their daughters, but the main thing is that he sees and knows the real you, what's inside, not what you wear.
Morphinechild78
W:O:A Metalmaster
I don't think my parents ever expected me to be a girly-girl, but originally I wasn't even allowed to go into Hot Topic in the mall.
my poor dad had hopes of me being a normal girl .. but with time he lost all hope
xforeverxmetalx
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my poor dad had hopes of me being a normal girl .. but with time he lost all hope
Poor him.
Suddenly I'm reminded of this family I saw at Bloodstock last year. A dad [dunno if there was a mom there] and two young kids, probably aged 7 and 4-5 or something like that. Both with band shirts and denim jackets with patches. So cute.
xforeverxmetalx
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Morphinechild78
W:O:A Metalmaster
my poor dad had hopes of me being a normal girl .. but with time he lost all hope
I guess most dads hope that. But hey, normal is boring.
Poor him.
Suddenly I'm reminded of this family I saw at Bloodstock last year. A dad [dunno if there was a mom there] and two young kids, probably aged 7 and 4-5 or something like that. Both with band shirts and denim jackets with patches. So cute.
Yep, now that is VERY cool!