(Andy’s note: Sociological language applied to punk/hc makes me as happy as a fistful of cherry Pez.)
Allow me a moment to set the scene. A band I’m really into has just played the opening bars of a song. I push through the crowd to get to the front of the room, to sing along,…
/agree except for the part where she hates Ireland
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/agree except for the part where she hates Ireland
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THIS THIS THIS
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oofstar said:
to crazypotatogirl: it doesn’t matter that women mosh as much as men. the reason moshing is considered -the- way to express love of hardcore music to the exception and marginalization of other excpressions is due to it’s association with masculinity
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everything that’s wrong with...punk community. There...zero...
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oofstar reblogged this from ilivesweat and added:
yup.
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crazypotatogirl said:
Fair enough, but at all the concerts I go to (and admittedly it’s probably very different since I live in Sydney) girls mosh as much as guys
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