Thursday, 22 August 2013

Sad Girls Pictures

Sad Girls Pictures

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7:39 AM
The moment I open my eyes in the morning I can already feel the worries settling in. Picking out clothes can be mind-boggling for everyone, but it's a little more than just style that bothers me. No, that one's too long, it looks too weird. Oh no, this skirt's too short, everyone will think I'm a slut. Already I'm running through scenarios in my head. If I don't pick something comfortable to wear, I'll have it on my mind for the entire day.
8:10 AM
I just downed a cup of coffee for breakfast. Thoughts about going to school arise. I feel so tired right now, another night of no sleep. Now I'm not going to be able to talk to people properly. A streak of anxiety shoots through my stomach like a hot rod. What if no one talks to me today? What if I look tired and people ignore me? What if I say something stupid and get embarrassed? Just the thought of it already makes me feel embarrassed. I quickly finish the rest of my tiny breakfast.
8:32 AM
My dad's car pulls up next to my school. He and my sister tell me to have a great day. But I already see a mass of students walking into the school. I feel scared. I shouldn't be scared, and I know I shouldn't be, but I still am! I begin to do my relaxation breathing techniques as I shut the car door.
8:37 AM
Now is the hardest part of the day: Walking down the hall. Some older students are sitting against the wall as I pass in front of them. I hate walking past people like that. They were staring me at, weren't they? I cringe. I become conscious of my walking and facial expressions. It's not possible that all of them could be staring at me at once but still… I feel like everyone is talking about me. Then I look down at the ground and avoid eye contact.
When I get to my locker, my friends aren't there yet. I'm alone. What do I do? I start having a mild S.A.D. panic attack and start sweating and turning multiple shades of red. Do I seem weird standing here waiting? No, that's stupid. Everyone does that. I should sit. Yes. So I slowly sat down and hide behind a book so it looks like I'm doing something. But then a guy comes to the locker next to me and asks me to move over. I get nervous again. I try to read but the words don't seem to make sense. I can feel myself sweating like crazy and my throat clamps up. He's looking at me, I just know it. Please go away, I think inside my head, Just leave! Finally he's gone and I sigh in relief. Then I spot one of my friends around the corner and I go to greet her.
8:55 AM
I'm in careers class. This class is OK because I have a few friends here and it's fun talking to them. I've discovered that I forget about my S.A.D. when I'm talking to people I'm comfortable with. I even said something aloud in class! That's a big hit for me and I was really proud of myself. I finished my work as usual and handed it in. Then I began having a conversation about mangas with my friend. As unusual as it may be, the conversation makes me extremely happy. I suppose it will keep my spirits up for at least half an hour after I leave the class. Maybe longer, if I'm lucky.
10:22 AM
Still in a cheerful mood, I walk down the hall and see a group of friends I eat lunch with. My self-esteem shoots back up temporarily while we joke around about ninjas. Uh oh, I'm late for history! I say goodbye and dash up the stairs. I still feel great about my friends and wear their love like a shield around me. So when students saw me tearing up the stairs, possibly looking stupid, I didn't even care! For now. And then I entered the history room.
10:32 AM
The teacher doesn't notice that I'm late, but I feel like everybody else does. It's my Gifted class, an unsafe zone for me. Nervousness washes over me again. I feel like everyone in that class is watching me sit down and take out my books. No. I know they're not, but I can't quit shake off the feeling. I remind myself that it's just the S.A.D. kicking in. Relaxation technique again. Breathe in… breathe out…
11:01 AM
My Gifted class is the class that I don't have any friends, except for one guy who sometimes will go depressed and not talk to anyone. Today's one of those days. Even though the teacher's talking, a couple of the preppier students are chatting away in the back. I secretly wish to join the conversation but lack the confidence. So I just sit and stare down at the table as usual and draw pictures.
Uh oh. The teacher just asked a question. Oh no, please don't look at me, don't look! I don't want to answer. She looks at me. Crap. What do you think, Eruza? She says. Now I start having a major anxiety attack. My face turns ALL red, my throat closes up again, my hands sweat like crazy. Damn it, everyone's staring at me, what do I do? I can't think, I can't say anything. I try to say the answer, but a scratchy, tiny voice comes out. What if I said the wrong thing? What if the answer was completely off?
To my relief, the teacher nods in approval, and asks around for other opinions. I try to not sigh, but I really want to. My face is still red, and I still feel like I'm being stared at. Now my self-esteem plunges, but I don't know why. I can't look up anymore. For the rest of the hour, and keep my head down and keep drawing my pictures, avoiding any eye contact at all. At one point in time, a boy in the class asks me what I'm drawing. I'm surprised that I'm being talked to, and without thought, I simply say "nothing". He blinks and walks away. Why did I say that? Why?
11:19 AM
At this point, I feel like crying now, but I can't. My eyes are burning a little, but my anxiety is holding it back. Oh damn, don't cry, don't cry. Why am I so stupid? Why did I say that, I sound like such a fucking loner. I hold in my tears for the rest of the period, and finally dash down to my locker.
11:30 AM
At my locker, I'm still feeling self-conscious. Will my friends be there for lunch today? Will they talk to me at lunch today, or will I be all alone? I keep thinking these thoughts while conscious about my body movements. I try to ignore the thoughts swarming around in my brain, trying to keep calm and not exploding. Why do I have to be this way, why??!
11:45 AM
OK, lunch time! Friends are friendly as usual. I talk mostly to three of my friends that I usually eat lunch with, but there's another group of people with us. Some of them are really loud, I feel a bit lost in their conversation. I even start feeling a bit offended for no reason, so I stay with the few people. Even though I'm with them, I always feel a tad uncomfortable. I shake the feeling off.
So far so good. No sign at all that there's something wrong with me. I spent time at my locker trying to make it look like I wasn't about to start sobbing. I'm pretty sure that none of my friends know about my little issues, and I like to keep it that way. I hate being a burden on people, so in public, I am just good ol' Eruza. Good ol' Eruza that likes to study, draw pictures, and watch anime. Happy, happy, happy, and free as a bird! No one suspects a thing. I even have to white lie to some more personal questions that people ask. As much as I hate lying, some things I need to keep to myself to feel protected.
12:15 PM
Damn it. I need to walk past large groups of people in the library. I hate doing that. I still feel like they're staring. It would be so much quicker to walk through the tables but… I chicken out and walk the long way around the entire room.
12:44 PM
I'm laughing like mad with one of my best friends. Oh, god it feels so great to laugh freely! It's like all my troubles are gone… for now. I savour every minute of lunch break until it's finally over. I'm always 4-5 minutes late for my next class, because it's a gifted class again.
1:08 PM
Yup. Math class with the other Giftees. As much as I like math, I can't stand being with these people, I don't know why. I just feel so intimidated all the time. I like sitting at the very front or back all the time, so I don't have to face anyone in that class. Sometimes I have enough guts to answer a question or two, but I work really hard on paper to prove that I understand it, since I don't talk as much. I really dislike being in this class. I excuse myself to the bathroom and stay there for as long as I can. Sometimes I run into people along the way and I stop to chat. My god, I feel so lonely.
1:55 PM
Please let this period be over! I can't seem to stop glancing at the clock. Bleagh, obsessive compulsion. Must control.
2:04 PM
Ok, it's just business class. It's not much better than math class. This time, I'm stuck with a bunch of preps who talk really loudly and play games all through the class. I know a couple of people in that class so I chat for while and then get back to work. This period is really, really boring, and I can't help but reflect my day.
For most people, reflection can be a positive thing. For me, it's not always that simple. I run through every bad moment through the day, every painful second that I feel myself plunging below. It hurts. I think about awkward silences in conversations and people who seemed to be giving me dirty looks. Why can't I stop these thoughts? Why?
Damn it. I feel like crying again, and I'm close to bursting to tears. Ok, now is a good time to listen to some music. I turn my mp3 player on. Better, better. I just can't wait to get out of the classroom. I feel so uncomfortable here, like I don't belong.
3:13 PM
PLEASEE!!! Let class almost be over! It's getting a little hard to breathe now. I just need to get out of the classroom.
3:20 PM
Phew. I'm down at my locker, and I'm greeted by two of my best friends. Feeling good, no sign that I was about to cry. It's all good. Now I can have a good time with my friends and feel a whole lot better. Good.
4:49 PM
We're still at the café, and I completely forgot about the time! All this laughing and chatting makes me feel so uplifted! I should probably head home pretty soon…
5:35 PM
I just boarded the bus home. Now with my friends gone, I feel like someone has lifted a blanket off me. Walking onto the bus is the worst, everybody on the bus stares at you and watches the way you walk. I usually run to the back of the bus, but today it's crowded. I have to stand in the front. I hate being in the front. Damn it. My happiness begins to start wearing off now.
5:55 PM
The bus driver was in a bad mood and yelled at me for no reason as I get off the bus. It makes me feel so offended and upset. I feel like crying again. I'm trying to hold it in. It's really hard. But I'm close to my house, the safe haven.
6:08 PM
Home. Safe. I throw down the things and give a weird, loud cry of relief. My mother sees me and asks my day. I start complaining about something, which makes her annoyed. I then dash up to my room. Freedom, freedom, no more people.
My mother at this stage, is hurt that I just ran up to my room, like everyday after school. As much as I love her, she doesn't understand how it feels. This strange sense of relief when I come home. I don't have to keep a straight face, I don't need to watch the way I move my body.
6:40 PM
My dad's home. He says nothing much, as usual. I have to look cheerful or else he gets upset if I look like I'm unhappy. I try to ask his day, but dad's too tired. Like always.
8:35 PM
It's near dark. I'm starting to lose it around this hour. The masks of emotion have fallen off, I feel so vulnerable. Then my mom yells at me again, and I break down. Why do I have to hurt her when I'm the one who has these problems? This reminds me of the time when I tried to explain S.A.D. to her, and she just said "Then, why don't you just NOT be like that?" and burst into tears. I felt so guilty of making my mom cry.
I can't stand these feelings. Hopping onto my bed, the tears begin pouring out. All the hot tears I was forced to hold in during the day always come out at night. Anger, frustration, pain, hurt, embarrassment. I felt these emotions bursting through my skin, echoing through my head. I can't stand it, I hate myself…
I need to see my therapist again… But it's only Tuesday. I groan in frustration, still a few more days until I see her next. Tears, tears, that's all I can see in my view right now. Oh god, make it stop, why am I so weak? I'm just a fucking weakling. I can't do anything right, I'm stupid. Why am I so shy? Why don't I have friends?
Finally, I flick out Wilfred and for some reason I smile. Scratch… scratch… It felt so good. A few more scratches, just across the left wrist. Wilfred my trusty safety pin was always there. Scratch… scratch…I start thinking about painful childhood memories. The physical pain was nothing. It wasn't cutting. I wouldn't cut, it seemed too easy. I like to tear away at the skin, layer by layer, scraping and chafing at it. I whack my head against the wall and for some reason, I laugh a scary laugh.
Couple more scratches until I see droplets of red. There we go. Much better, no? It doesn't feel like anything to me, the scraping. Compared to what I felt burdened on the inside, this was nothing. Just the left wrist. No one will really notice, it's not that deep. Oh shit. This one is kinda long. I'll have to wear my arm warmers tomorrow to cover it up. Meh.
What scares me most is that I can't really feel anything when I scrape. It's almost as if I'm dead, isn't it? Suddenly the door opens, and I quickly slip Wilfred under my pillow. My heart is pounding, but I smile sweetly up at mom. Nothing happened here. It's all good.
9:30 PM
Showering, showering. I stand in the shower and let my skin burn. Feels good…
10:23 PM
I always stay up late writing poems and drawing anime. It's just what I do and it takes pressure off everything else in my life. My mom is yelling at me to go to sleep. I can hear my dad downstairs watching TV, not talking as usual.
10:44 PM
Fuck. I remember about the contract I signed with my therapist. She said I had to promise not to hurt myself this week. Damn it. I broke the contract. I start crying again, my drawings now have little blots of tears on them.
11:15 PM
Damn, damn, damn. She's going to ask about it, and I'll have to tell her I did it again. Now I'm really crying, for stupid reasons, on my bed. I know I won't be able to sleep well again tonight.
But everything's better in the dark. No one can see anything. My parents are asleep, they don't need to be bothered by my sobbing. Thank god. The darkness of my room is so comforting yet it only acts as a shield for my pain. It hurts, everything, I feel like every inch of my soul is hurting. Fuck. When can I finally escape this cycle? I'm going to wake up tired again tomorrow and go through the same damn thing.
1:33 AM
So… tired. But I can't sleep. My thoughts are still resounding in my head, round and round like a carousel. I can't stop thinking about those bad times during the day. Ughh… please give me sleep. I have to get up tomorrow… Please, please, please…
?:?? AM
I don't even know what time it is, but everything aches… slowly drifting off to sleep… finally…


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Wednesday, 21 August 2013

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Beautiful Baby Girls Biography

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A beautiful baby girl is all smiles after being born with a pair of front teeth.
Newborn Imogen Elliot, from South Wales, was born with a pair of pearly whites in her lower jaw - to the amazement of her mother, Stacey Lewis, 24.
The two-week-old left midwives at the Royal Gwent Hospital, in Newport, baffled as they noticed the pair of natal teeth, usually baby teeth which have come through early.

Natal teeth - which happen in just one in every 2,000 babies - are teeth that are present when the baby is born and are usually baby teeth which have come through early.
The teeth are sometimes loose because the root is not completely developed, and have to be removed, but little Imogen’s teeth were given the all-clear.

Mother Stacey Lewis said: 'As soon as Imogen was born, the midwives put her on my chest and I spotted them straight away.
'They're pretty noticeable- and I certainly wasn't expecting my baby to be born with teeth! I don't think the midwives knew what to say - they had never seen anything like it before.'

Midwives would not let the new family leave the hospital until they had spoken to a specialist pediatrician. When they confirmed the teeth were secure they were told they could go home.
Father Scott Elliott, 27, said: 'We were worried the teeth might be loose, but she was checked out by a specialist who said she was fine.'
Ms Lewis added: 'All these different midwives kept popping in and asking to see 'the baby with the teeth', it was funny.
'Our family were really shocked - they had never even heard of it before. That's when we realised how rare it is.
'We'll be booking her in for her first dental appointment soon, just to make sure they are growing properly.'

I asked for my dad to be let back in the room. And when he walked in, I cried again. They think she has Down Syndrome.

And he smiled as his eyes welled up with tears and he said, "That's okay. We love her." He scooped her up and I asked him to say a prayer. And there, in the delivery room where moments earlier she entered the world, we huddled around my bed...Brett still stroking my hair, Katie crying on one side, Dot on the other and Dr. Foley kneeled down beside my bed. He prayed and thanked God for giving us Nella and thanked him for the wonderful things he had planned for us. For our family. For Nella. Amen.

Dr. Foley hugged me and told me she got to hold her for her examination, but now she wanted to hold her just for some snuggles. And she did. I will always remember her compassion and know there is no one else that could do a better job sharing this challenging journey with us.

Katie asked if I wanted to nurse Nella, and I did. Another dreamy moment I had always anticipated and yet it felt so different this time. But I remember her latching right on and sucking away with no hesitation and looking at her, completely accepting me as her mama and snuggling in to the only one she's ever known and I felt so completley guilty that I didn't feel the same. I felt love, yes. I just kept envisioning this other baby...the one that I felt died the moment I realized it wasn't what I expected. But the nursing...oh, the nursing...how incredibly bonding it's been. The single most beautiful link I've had to falling in love with this blessed angel. And, look...I smiled. I don't remember smiling, but...I smiled.

The hallway was still filled with everyone who was waiting...and there are stories from our other wonderful friends and family of what happened behind those walls while they waited. All I know is that there was more love in that birthing center than the place could hold. As anxious eyes re-entered the room, I held my baby and told them all, crying, what we had been told. I knew there was a stream of friends ready to come and celebrate and I wanted them all to be told before they came in. I couldn't emotionally handle telling anyone and yet, strangely, I wanted people to know as soon as possible because I knew I needed the troops...I was falling, sliding, tunneling into a black hole and I needed as much love as possible to keep me up.

I just remember happiness. From everyone. All of the blessed souls in that room celebrated as if there was nothing but joy. Everyone knew...and there were a few puffy eyes, but mostly, it was pure happiness. More friends trickled in. More smiles. More toasts. And hugs with no words...hugs like I've never felt. Ones that spoke volumes...arms pulled tightly around my neck, lips pressed against my forehead and bodies that shook with sobs...sobs that told me they felt it too...they felt my pain and they wanted to take it away.

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Funny Girls Biography

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In 1964, Ray Stark had a problem. He wanted to produce a musical biography of Fanny Brice, but was married to Brice's daughter. Frances Stark was so protective of her mother's image that he had had to buy up the entire printing of an authorised, heavily censored biography because it stated, correctly, that Brice had shoplifted as a child. Brice's adult life contained much more unsavoury material, and her criminal husband, Nick Arnstein, was still alive. With such potential for lawsuits and domestic strife, Stark contrived a simple but effective solution: he lied.

Funny Girl, which will be revived next month at the Chichester Festival Theatre, was a smash on the stage as well as on screen, and, of course, made a star out of a kooky nightclub singer called Barbra Streisand. But, along with suppressing many of the facts of Brice's life, Isobel Lennart's book misrepresented her personality and style. The real Brice was an earthy, gutsy woman with a more anarchic spirit than the cool, self-consciously cute Streisand. When Brice performed, she was a rubber-faced clown, and when she met Arnstein, she was no tremulous virgin. She also never had a Yiddish accent.

Fania Borach (1891-1951) was indeed born on the Lower East Side of New York. But, though Funny Girl shows her living there until she was tapped for the Ziegfeld Follies, her family moved to New Jersey when she was a baby, then to Brooklyn and Harlem, where they had Irish friends called Brice. "I didn't even understand Jewish [sic]," she said later, "couldn't talk a word of it." A trouper from the age of 14, Brice spent several years knocking around vaudeville and burlesque (then, before strippers, a family entertainment). While on the road, she made an impulsive, short-lived marriage to a barber and had an affair with a Chicago playboy who, on their first date, took her to a show at a whorehouse.

At the outset of her career, when ethnic stereotypes were a popular source of comedy, Brice used an Irish accent and a German one and even sang what were called "coon songs". In her first Follies (1910), she was a Harlem cutie singing about her boyfriend, "When he starts to love me, ah jes' hollahs, 'Mo'!" But, the year before, a novice songwriter called Irving Berlin pointed her in a more profitable direction, with a "Hebe song" titled "Sadie Salome", and said it would go over big if she did it with a Yiddish accent. Brice learnt one, and indeed scored a hit portraying the consternation of a Jewish man whose sweetie has taken up the dance of the seven veils: "Everybody knows that I'm your lovin' Mose./Oy, oy, oy, oy, where is your clothes?"

Except for Baby Snooks, the mischievous child whom she played on radio, Brice's best-known character was the homely Jewish woman in a mismatched role. She was a Jewish squaw, a Jewish Buttercup, a Jewish Peter Pan, and a Jewish favourite of a sultan, who "appreciates a little kosher meat". Brice used her down-to-earth personality to ridicule heroines of high culture and glamorous passion. As a repentant lady of the camellias, she lay back on her couch moaning, "I've been a bad, bad woman," then bounced up to add, "But awful good company!" Sometimes her material recalled that of the music hall, whose artistes got a laugh out of their characters' misery. In "Oy! How I Hate That Fellow Nathan!" Brice bemoaned her boyfriend's reluctance to set a wedding date, ending with the startling line: "And I'll bring our children up to hate him, too!"

Brice was not a comedienne but a clown – she called herself a cartoonist in flesh. One critic praised her "slice-of-honeydew-melon smile, her occasionally crossed eyes, her flat-footed capers, and her knees that are often not on speaking terms with one another". In our cooler times, such carryings-on may sound crude. But when Garson Kanin, the director of Funny Girl on stage, asked two of Brice's friends for her most outstanding characteristic, Katharine Hepburn said "elegance", and Spencer Tracy said "sexuality". Hepburn was referring to Brice's professional elegance – though her gestures were large, she used only one, the perfect one, to make a point. She could have been speaking of Brice's couture clothes or her later career. In The Disenchanted, Budd Schulberg describes his fictional film producer as having an office furnished by "one of Hollywood's more discriminating decorators, Fanny Brice". The grandest of socialites were Brice's frequent guests – she said they liked her because she treated them the same as anyone else. When the then Prince of Wales visited, she urged him to sit in a certain chair because "when I come to sell it, I'll get twice as much". At the swankiest affairs, Brice might have been in Mainbocher and pearls, but would blithely switch from her "pretty" false teeth to her "choppers" for eating and her "funny-face" set for telling jokes.

Brice said she put off making movies because she had "such a kisser the camera would have stood up and walked away". But she had great warmth – the playwright Ben Hecht said, "Theatre audiences never adored any performer more than Fanny. It would be impossible for an audience to laugh louder, weep more copiously and applaud more violently than Fanny's audience did." That lovable quality could translate into a maternal sexiness, which was certainly in evidence when, in 1912, she met Nick Arnstein, a married man.

Funny Girl portrays Arnstein – one of several aliases – as an honest man who, on one occasion, sold stolen bonds in a desperate attempt to prove his independence from a famous, successful wife. But, at the time he met Brice, the well-dressed, smooth-talking Arnstein had been arrested several times for fraud, and the six years in which they lived together before marriage were interrupted by two years in Sing Sing for illegal wiretapping. Far from being too proud to take his wife's money, he spent plenty of it, on houses, horses, and the immense legal fees needed to defend him after he became involved in the $5m bond fraud and skipped town. Besotted with Arnstein, Brice maintained his innocence (at least in public – at home she entertained too many of his gangster friends to believe it). When he came out of prison for the second time, in 1927, she divorced him, but not, as the musical has it, because they were incompatible: Arnstein had also been spending her money on other women.

Brice's anguished marriage gave a disturbing resonance to "My Man", her masochistic torch song of 1921, which this otherwise perpetually mobile entertainer delivered statue-still and eyes closed. A few years after she and Arnstein married others, however, Brice's next husband, the songwriter Billy Rose, created a number for her entitled "I Wonder Who's Keeping Him Now". Rose, who was 21 years younger and 15 inches shorter than Arnstein, was another unsatisfactory mate. Ruthless, dishonest and persistently unfaithful, he was, said Brice, the most evil man she had ever known. She divorced him when, like Arnstein's, his infidelity became blatant. Philosophical, Fanny decided she was just too direct to captivate a man for long. "Men always fall for frigid women," she said, "because they put on the best show."

Though she was known for wild extroversion, the essence of Fanny Brice might best be seen in the way she delivers a quiet line in The Great Ziegfeld. The 1936 film, in which Brice played herself, shows her being discovered by the producer when she is singing in a small-time burlesque house. A sceptical fellow performer says, "Look, Fanny, you're a hit on Tenth Avenue, but what do you think you're going to be on Fifth Avenue?" Streisand would have answered with a flippant inflection and a little smirk. But Brice, despite her wide smile and her goggle eyes, is tentative, wistful, her joyous hopes held in check as she sweetly replies, "Half as good?"

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Emo Girls Biography

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Emo /ˈiːmoʊ/ is a style of rock music characterized by melodic musicianship and expressive, often confessional lyrics. It originated in the mid-1980s hardcore punk movement of Washington, D.C., where it was known as "emotional hardcore" or "emocore" and pioneered by bands such as Rites of Spring and Embrace. As the style was echoed by contemporary American punk rock bands, its sound and meaning shifted and changed, blending with pop punk and indie rock and encapsulated in the early 1990s by groups such as Jawbreaker and Sunny Day Real Estate. By the mid-1990s numerous emo acts emerged from the Midwestern and Central United States, and several independent record labels began to specialize in the style.

Emo broke into mainstream culture in the early 2000s with the platinum-selling success of Jimmy Eat World and Dashboard Confessional and the emergence of the subgenre "screamo". In recent years the term "emo" has been applied by critics and journalists to a variety of artists, including multiplatinum acts and groups with disparate styles and sounds.



In addition to music, "emo" is often used more generally to signify a particular relationship between fans and artists, and to describe related aspects of fashion, culture, and behavior.


Emo emerged from the hardcore punk scene of early-1980s Washington, D.C., both as a reaction to the increased violence within the scene and as an extension of the personal politics espoused by Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat, who had turned the focus of the music from the community back towards the individual.[1][2] Minor Threat fan Guy Picciotto formed Rites of Spring in 1984, breaking free of hardcore's self-imposed boundaries in favor of melodic guitars, varied rhythms, and deeply personal, impassioned lyrics.[3] Many of the band's themes would become familiar tropes in later generations of emo music, including nostalgia, romantic bitterness, and poetic desperation.[4] Their performances became public emotional purges where audience members would sometimes weep.[5] MacKaye became a huge Rites of Spring fan, recording their only album and serving as their roadie, and soon formed a new band of his own called Embrace which explored similar themes of self-searching and emotional release.[6] Similar bands soon followed in connection with the "Revolution Summer" of 1985, a deliberate attempt by members of the Washington, D.C. scene to break from the rigid constraints of hardcore in favor of a renewed spirit of creativity.[2] Bands such as Gray Matter, Beefeater, Fire Party, Dag Nasty, Lunchmeat, and Kingface were connected to this movement.[2][6]
The exact origins of the term "emo" are uncertain, but date back to at least 1985. According to Andy Greenwald, author of Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers, and Emo, "The origins of the term 'emo' are shrouded in mystery ... but it first came into common practice in 1985. If Minor Threat was hardcore, then Rites of Spring, with its altered focus, was emotional hardcore or emocore."[6] Michael Azerrad, author of Our Band Could Be Your Life, also traces the word's origins to this time: "The style was soon dubbed 'emo-core,' a term everyone involved bitterly detested, although the term and the approach thrived for at least another fifteen years, spawning countless bands."[7] MacKaye also traces it to 1985, attributing it to an article in Thrasher magazine referring to Embrace and other Washington, D.C. bands as "emo-core", which he called "the stupidest fucking thing I've ever heard in my entire life."[8] Other accounts attribute the term to an audience member at an Embrace show, who yelled that the band was "emocore" as an insult.[9][10] Others contend that MacKaye coined the term when he used it self-mockingly in a magazine, or that it originated with Rites of Spring.[10] The Oxford English Dictionary, however, dates the earliest usage of "emo-core" to 1992 and "emo" to 1993, with "emo" first appearing in print media in New Musical Express in 1995.[11][12]
The "emocore" label quickly spread around the Washington, D.C. punk scene and became attached to many of the bands associated with Ian MacKaye's Dischord Records label.[9] Although many of these bands simultaneously rejected the term, it stuck nonetheless. Scene veteran Jenny Toomey has recalled that "The only people who used it at first were the ones that were jealous over how big and fanatical a scene it was. [Rites of Spring] existed well before the term did and they hated it. But there was this weird moment, like when people started calling music 'grunge,' where you were using the term even though you hated it."[13]
The Washington, D.C. emo scene lasted only a few years. By 1986 most of the major bands of the movement—including Rites of Spring, Embrace, Gray Matter, and Beefeater—had broken up.[14] Even so, the ideas and aesthetics originating from the scene spread quickly across the country via a network of homemade zines, vinyl records, and hearsay.[15] According to Greenwald, the Washington, D.C. scene laid the groundwork for all subsequent incarnations of emo:
What had happened in D.C. in the mid-eighties—the shift from anger to action, from extroverted rage to internal turmoil, from an individualized mass to a mass of individuals—was in many ways a test case for the transformation of the national punk scene over the next two decades. The imagery, the power of the music, the way people responded to it, and the way the bands burned out instead of fading away—all have their origins in those first few performances by Rites of Spring. The roots of emo were laid, however unintentionally, by fifty or so people in the nation's capital. And in some ways, it was never as good and surely never as pure again. Certainly, the Washington scene was the only time "emocore" had any consensus definition as a genre.[16]

MacKaye and Piccioto, along with Rites of Spring drummer Brendan Canty, went on to form the highly influential Fugazi who, despite sometimes being connected with the term "emo", are not commonly recognized as an emo band.[17]

Today emo is commonly tied to both music and fashion as well as the emo subculture.[139] Usually among teens, the term "emo" is stereotyped with wearing jeans, sometimes in bright colors and may often be close-fitting, and T-shirts (usually short-sleeved) which often bear the names of emo bands. Studded belts and black wristbands can be associated in emo fashion. Some males can also be often wearing thick, black horn-rimmed glasses.[140][141][142]

The emo fashion is also recognized for its hairstyles. Popular looks include thin, flat and smooth hair with lots of hair on the sides and back of the head with long side-swept bangs, sometimes covering one or both eyes. Also popular is hair that is straightened or dyed black. Bright colors, such as blue, pink, red, or bleached blond, are also typical as highlights in emo hairstyles. Short, choppy layers of hair are also common.[143] This fashion has at times been characterized as a fad.[144] However, in the early 2000s, emo fashion was associated with a clean cut look instead, but changed as it spread to teens.[140] Emo fashion also has been often confused with goth fashion.[145]

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The purpose of this post is to give you information about Kerala girls and where to meet them chat with them and also some pictures of photos for you to enjoy. I think the main value here besides the information is, I give you one very good specific recommendation about where to meet Mallu girls for marriage or love. This website is the place where you can meet women online for free that are really from Southern India. However, I do tell you a lot of things that are important if you visit this part of India.


This is in contrast to my last post on Kerala girls in Dubai which focused on online places to meet these ladies, more for workers living in foreign countries.
In all my posts I want to be respectful, and as always if you have additional information that is of value please leave a comment, as others can benefit.

Land of Kerala girls

The State of Kerala is located in the south western coastal region of India.  It is a unique, distinct state defined my the Malayalam language and culture.  In my opinion it is the Malayalam language which really defined who is a Shakeela or Kerala girl and who is not.
The geography of this tropical land on the Indian Ocean is like Hawaii, that is tropical, with both mountains and flat lands and huge bio diversity in plants and animals. There is a lot of backwater also this is similar to Louisiana.This one state in India has thirty two million people.  That means there are about ten million single Kerala girls looking for a husband.  That is a lot of single Kerala lady.  That is more than the entire populations of many countries.  That is like a couple of cities of the whole population of Paris for example.  My point is if you are looking for a Malayali girls than you can find her.I have mentioned this in my other post that the princesses of this land are the most educated and upwardly mobile people of the Sub Asian continent.  This is because these people when to the gulf states to work and earned very good money, mostly because of the exchange rate and oil industry.


The biggest cities are Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi ( women of Cochin can look like models with their style).  However, Kozhikode, Kollam and Thrissur are also big with populations of just under a half a million for all the Kerala cities mentioned.  However, most guys looking for Kerala girls are looking for them aboard. But the best place to look is take a drive along the NH47 road, the main road here, into the remote villages.  I love adventure and I would do something like this.  Time has a different meaning in India and if you spend a few months there you would find your bride.

Good and bad Mallu girls

If you are going to Kerala to pick up girls I would say be very well behaved and do not do anything not legal.  Why?  Unlike in Mumbai and other places in India the authorities in Kerala watch very close what is going on with regards to women.  It is a very different culture than the rest of India. There are crackdowns on bad behavior and you know what I am talking about.

Places to avoid in Malayaleeland are Kanghangad near Kasargode, The Oakwood in Thiruvanathapuram, the various truck stop type places off the Highway NH47.  These are places that have less than “honorable Malayalee girls”, heed my warning above.
If you are going to Kerala for anything bad, I think you should think again.
However, while you are in Malaya land just get a healthy normal Ayurvedic massaj and this is a way to meet good Kerala girls instead of the bad Mallu girls.


The Indian express which is found here www.indianexpress.com ( eighty year old news paper founded by and Ayurveda doctor.) comes all of India.  The New Indian express is southern India is here www.expressbuzz.com. In the classified section of this paper are ads for traditional Indian massage. I give you the site below.

However,  again avoid firms like SoftTouch as they are as the name implies.  I would say that approximately fifty percent of the ads for Ayurvedic massage with Kerala girls are not what I would call respectable unfortunately.  These women are offering more than traditional Ayurvedic so do not bother with them if you get a hint this is what they offer.

Real Ayurvedic Kerala girls for massage

Massage is good for the heart and soul.  I am a big believer in Ayurvedic massage.  I do self reflexology with Ayurvedic oils on my feet.  I would love to get one in India right now.  I believe in natural healing.   Here is the good news, these places are everywhere in Kochi for example and they are all good Kerala women in the authentic Ayurvedic places. I think the herbs they use are aromas are very balancing.
Look through classified ads below to balance your body.

Other considerations with Malayalam girls

Deepavali  festival(Hinduism, Sikhism, and Jainism) in the Autumn is a great time to be in Kerala.  It is a significant 5-day festival which is full of color and beauty.
Kerala girls wear traditional saris in the villages but very tight jeans and lose tops in the city.


Beaches at Trivandrum are pretty fun and full of women as is Varkala beach.
Do not hit on any married Mallu girls.  Indian guys working their ****’s off in the Middle East just so they can be with their sweethearts and provide a life.  A lot of married women are alone in Kerala.  Do not even think about tempting them because God will see this.  This is wrong.  The above bad girls from India mentioned above may or not be wrong, but married women are off limits.


The friendship clubs avoid they are rip offs in my opinion

Kerala girls meet and chat

New Indian express classifieds are the best place online to meet Malayalam females.  You can find a bride or wife here.  There are more brides looking for grooms than the other way. Here is where you can find the classified ads of this newspaper: www.expressclassifieds.in  Look through the matrimony section and you will find your Mallu girl for love.

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