I always hear that it's obviously better to DIY but I wondered if buying there is considered fast fashion but for alt people or that if it's ok.
Yes, it's a music based sub culture. But what makes something goth ? Is it the dark aesthetic ? The leftist values ? Something else ?
What makes you feel a song is goth ?
In the name of my comment notification inbox, it wasn't personnal, just curiosity. Rest in peace.
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Plus sérieusement...
Autant la culture Métal même si c'est un peu niche, y'a des trucs genre des groupes connus et des festivals sui viennent de chez nous. Rien que le Hellfest est devenu un pèlerinage.
Mais autant les goths, bah j'en vois nulle part. Alors que dans le monde anglophone y'a une floppée d'artistes, de styles et d'endroits où célébrer la culture goth en soirée.
Ça n'a pas pris chez nous ?
Hi !
White guy asking.
I've read on some posts or answers on posts related to foreigners in Asia, or when I spoke about the vision Asia has of foreigners generally, that they can be treated differently. Especially when they are white.
Like working less hours, being asked less, being treated differently.
I already know White people sometimes get treated differently when they are in Asia with locals that never seen foreigners, or BECAUSE they are white.
Due a certain colonial mindset.
From what I've seen so far, people going abroad always talk about adaptation to Asian cultures in the countries they move in, but complain about the time spent at work.
They never point out being asked less, but rather that entering in a society with collective mindset on many things force them to adapt and spend more time at work. Exactly like locals.
But is this true in the workplace? What do you think?