I'm extremely sorry that I haven't been putting up any of the Stereomoron stuff! I've discovered that, even with an outline, writing that much serious nonfiction and trying to focus on it is too hard for my borderline schizophrenic brain. THerefore, I'm writing MINI chapters instead that contain the basic ideas; then I'll post THOSE and when all the subject matter is approved, I'll extend it... if need be; for all we know, it may be better to just keep them that way.

Alright.
You know what?
I have discovered that Marilyn Monroe, who is widely considered to be one of the most physically attractive women of all time, has what I think would be considered similar thigh and waist circumferences to me.
Basically, a beautiful woman who I thought I would be fat next to is MY SIZE. (edit: Actually, I just looked again. I'm a few sizes smaller than her.)
Sure, she'd be considered "fat" by today's media, but right now a lot of women look like Twiggy. [link]rev=/images%3Fq%3Dtwiggy%26gbv%3D2%26hl%3Den
It must hurt to hug Twiggy. And you know what? A few of my guy friends were talking when I stumbled upon the article comparing the two, and I showed it to them and it was unanimous: they'd all rather cuddle with Marilyn. I then showed it to every guy I know (16, if I counted right), and only one said he preferred Twiggy. And, even for that, here's what he said about why: "Well, she's flat. Chi-chis are overrated." Okay, no, not ALL guys share the opinions of the kind of boy that I make my friend, but I have a feeling that a lot do. I also showed the pictures to a few girls, and about half of them wanted Twiggy's bod while the other about-half said Marilyn looked healthier (though most said after they'd want to be a bit thinner than her).
I have nothing against skinny girls, and I'm not sure what EXACTLY the point I was trying to make with the little survey is. Maybe that it's good to meet in the middle, or something. This is just going out to everyone I know who has struggled with an eating disorder. You're going to have to draw your own conclusions, because the one I have, I'm having difficulty putting into words.
Good luck!

I won't give anyone my username right now, but I found this website: facetheissue.com
I highly recommend it if you're struggling with anything right now and whether youjust need to vent or if you're really looking for help. It's wonderful! My friend introduced me to it because he was worried and he noticed that whenever I talked something out with him or one of two other people I talk to about my issues, I felt a bit better. So he made me join to blog and get advice and he and I both think I've shown improvement in my depression. xD
P.S. I joined this:

Sorry for any typos or nonsensical items in this entry. I'm tired and pretty out of it. ^-^

The first bit of what I'm going to call "Stereomoron" for now (the title will probably change later) is finally up! Big thanks to for all her help in editing! xD
One more thing that Yessychan did is give me some information on a metalhead-emo war that happened in Mexico a bit ago (and is still going on to a certain extent). I just want you all to know that if you find anything else like this if you would note me with a link or something to it I would really appreciate it! xD All refrences I could make in this project only help the impact!
Thanks all! Let the war on crappiness continue! x]

Okay, guys.
Are you ready for this?
I had another wacky idea.
I'm getting sick of stereotypes. They're EVERYWHERE, not to mention made up by superficial jerks who are scared of anything not pretty and fluffy. I'm sick of all the f***ing "Emos all cut, Goths are all Satanist, Wiccans are all evil, Preps are all sluts, Muslims are all terrorists, Hispanics are all illegal, Catholics hate gays, blah blah blah blah BLAH!" For Christ's sake, do you kind of people EVER shut up!?
But I don't just want to be one of the bitter whiners complaining about stereotypes but not doing a d*** thing about it.
So I decided I'm going to *gasp* write a nonfiction book. NONFICTION. It'll mercilessly bash every untrue stereotype I can think of into a pulp. I want to show the value of looking up the truth about subcultures and religions on places other than Wikipedia and parenting books. It'll be made up of mini-essays, so, of course, it'll show my own views on each thing. For instance, there are a lot of (non-stereotypical) notions about Goth, and they're technically all right. Some say it is a set of beliefs and a way of life, others an underground subculture stemmed from punk through Bauhaus and Siouxie and the Banshees. But, in the words of Voltaire, it is "Whatever you want it to be." So, in my head, there are four general types of true Goths, and I will include these in that particular mini-essay. The book will also include several references with explanations of why they're worth checking out at the end of each section. Or something.
Anyway, the point is, I simply cannot do this without help. Granted, people will be enraged by it (which is kind of what I'm going for, in a way) but I also need to make sure people will actually take in what's being said. Which is where anyone reading this comes in-- it's what DA was made for, right? I need you guys to tell me how realistic, stupid, etc. each mini essay is and what it says to you. Go ahead and send this link to friends; I really want to garner as much support and feedback as possible! xD
The instructions are simple: Tell me what you think of the idea in this journal and give me any ideas you're willing to share, and then wait what may be a couple of weeks for the first bit of my little attack on stereotypes to come out, and then tell me what you think of it and give me a chance to edit and perfect it to OUR liking. Then wait for the next part like a fanzine (if you know what those even are, hehheh).
The mission is simpler: Get back at and silence those dumbasses who stereotype all that they don't understand. Power to the people.
Thank you guys so much, and I can't wait to see what you have to say!!!
~Nexa~
P.S. I do have to thank Reko C. Amour for this inspiration, in a way. If it were not for her, I would still be one of those people who think Goth is wearing black and acting sad and Emo is having cool hair and acting angry. Thanks for giving me a good, firm shove toward the light, Reko! xD
P.S. I'm not going to post the whole frickin' thing on here, but I do agree with what's being said (and flattered that I'm mentioned) in this journal post and I encourage others to repost it and add your signatures. I AM copying that part of the journal, and I ask that if you repost the journal entry you also copy the part that I signed out of here and post it, if the extra effort's not too much. xD Thank you!
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