[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

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I can understand that a lot of people use labels in this way. I could even see that this is how to trend to over-label everything began.

However, a significant proportion of people -- especially younger people -- are using them in a divisive way, and to emphasize their special snowflake status because hey, they've decided they have all these labels so they're like some kind of unique serial number... until they're the exact same serial number as hundreds of other kids doing the exact same thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it new though? I mean in my high school everyone went on and on about how they were special and unique like everyone else.

I mean I went though a maybe-I-want-to-be-goth phase and there were a zillion different labels for exactly what kind of goth you were based on music, clothes, makeup, hair color, activities, and so on. I don't really think it's some brand new thing Tumblr invented.