>I think the problem is a lot of people try to slot themselves
>into REAL LIFE -- constantly censoring what they say, trying
>to dress a way that will help them fit in, extremely conscious
>of what they consume so it doesn't make them look uncool...
>people actually lose what "self" means. heck, I'd argue that
>they get their life so twisted that there IS no more "self".
>this is pretty common in such an image conscious society.
>
especially when the object is to become a packaged entity that is desired by a certain public demographic...on an underground or commercial level you still gotta "sell" it
...problem is i don't buy what most cats are selling, or like i meant before, they fell in love with the lifestyle and appearance before they really discovered what they love about music