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 Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 12:43 pm
[ Snookums ] Chicago, Illinois. In a very pretty dress. And a very pretty box. Under the ground. Likewise.
Except I'd be in Monroe, New York.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:18 pm
hmmmmmm i would be very bored soul with no obsession with music groups
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:17 pm
In a shallow grave to be blunt
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:03 pm
Hmm.. Well, before My Chemical Romance, I used to listen to Green Day. But now that Green Day's taken a break, I would not have as much music to listen to as I do with MCR. Also, MCR got me into the punk/goth way of dressing, so I also thank MCR for that. With MCR... Well, I'd be very very different, I can tell you that.
~<3
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:26 pm
I would be at home,
moping around, thinking
that life sucks..
For years I was in a very deep
confusion/depression.
My whole life I was abused by my father,
I watched my parents fight daily, I had to deal
with being separated from my sister AND birth mother,
and then I had to deal with the tantrums of my mentally
disabled brother.
The only thing that kept me happy was my little
sister, but she was taken from me, and I only saw her
a few times a year.
I was completely depressed.
When I got into music, my soul was freed.
I wouldn't be dead,
but I wouldn't be happy.
I'd be the quiet girl everyone
saw walking in the halls, but never
actually talked to.
I'd be who I used to be,someone I don't
want to be ever again.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 4:28 am
I'd also, like listen to simple plan and stuff.
Because MCR got me to know all these kids who liked screamo.
And i went through a screamo phase....
But it got me where I am now, musically.
Plus, Gerard Waty made me want to write music
3nodding
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:04 pm
More then likly dead I had fallen into drinking heavly and thinking of death then I started listening to them and heard Gerard Way's problems. I knew I was headed on a downword track and so I stopped. There is lots to live for and one is art and the other is to show every one who you realy are not become what they want you to be.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:36 pm
I'd more than likely be depressed. I wouldn't like half the stuff I do now and probabaly wouldn't have more than half my friends.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 4:01 pm
I'd be not nearly as cool as I am now.
-gigglesnort-
Slash not here.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:01 pm
inuyashas_lilgirl I would be at home,
moping around, thinking
that life sucks..
For years I was in a very deep
confusion/depression.
My whole life I was abused by my father,
I watched my parents fight daily, I had to deal
with being separated from my sister AND birth mother,
and then I had to deal with the tantrums of my mentally
disabled brother.
The only thing that kept me happy was my little
sister, but she was taken from me, and I only saw her
a few times a year.
I was completely depressed.
When I got into music, my soul was freed.
I wouldn't be dead,
but I wouldn't be happy.
I'd be the quiet girl everyone
saw walking in the halls, but never
actually talked to.
I'd be who I used to be,someone I don't
want to be ever again. Your life sounds a lot like my childhood. I went through a lot of the same things you're describing. I'm glad you decided to fight the depresssion, it's a long, hard battle but you sound strong enough to defeat all your problems. Kudo's chica... You're stronger than you'll ever know.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 1:47 pm
crystal_pepzi inuyashas_lilgirl I would be at home,
moping around, thinking
that life sucks..
For years I was in a very deep
confusion/depression.
My whole life I was abused by my father,
I watched my parents fight daily, I had to deal
with being separated from my sister AND birth mother,
and then I had to deal with the tantrums of my mentally
disabled brother.
The only thing that kept me happy was my little
sister, but she was taken from me, and I only saw her
a few times a year.
I was completely depressed.
When I got into music, my soul was freed.
I wouldn't be dead,
but I wouldn't be happy.
I'd be the quiet girl everyone
saw walking in the halls, but never
actually talked to.
I'd be who I used to be,someone I don't
want to be ever again. Your life sounds a lot like my childhood. I went through a lot of the same things you're describing. I'm glad you decided to fight the depresssion, it's a long, hard battle but you sound strong enough to defeat all your problems. Kudo's chica... You're stronger than you'll ever know.
:]
I really needed that...lately
my life has just been falling apart..and I really needed that extra support..
Sometimes I don't know when things are gonna clear up.
I'm sorry you had to go through that kind of stuff
when you were young...it sure isn't fair..
But, again, thank you for that.
I really needed that..
Hope to see you around.
:]
<333
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 1:56 pm
I started listening to My Chem in a very dark time in my life. It seemed like I had no friends and no one there. I was mad at everyone in the world. I was in a stage of confusion that was so bad it seemed like depression. I slowly felt myself becoming nothing, sulking in the halls, snapping at the real friends I had. I actually asked my dad what it was like to die one night. I started to think about death, not to myself, just death itself. At Christmas that year, I found my savior: Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. I had been taken away from music during this time, just because I couldn't bring myself to listen. But, this CD seemed different. As if it was trying to tell me something. I ran into my room, popped it into my CD player, and became sane again. My Chem seemed to be the angel on my shoulder. I would probably still be here today without them, but I would be so deep in my sadness, it wouldn't matter. My Chemical Romance were my therapists, my angels. I know that sounds like a lot for a band to be, but they really helped.
I thank MCR everyday, for they have shown me that the world is great and to enjoy everyday you have.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:00 pm
goofydoodler I started listening to My Chem in a very dark time in my life. It seemed like I had no friends and no one there. I was mad at everyone in the world. I was in a stage of confusion that was so bad it seemed like depression. I slowly felt myself becoming nothing, sulking in the halls, snapping at the real friends I had. I actually asked my dad what it was like to die one night. I started to think about death, not to myself, just death itself. At Christmas that year, I found my savior: Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. I had been taken away from music during this time, just because I couldn't bring myself to listen. But, this CD seemed different. As if it was trying to tell me something. I ran into my room, popped it into my CD player, and became sane again. My Chem seemed to be the angel on my shoulder. I would probably still be here today without them, but I would be so deep in my sadness, it wouldn't matter. My Chemical Romance were my therapists, my angels. I know that sounds like a lot for a band to be, but they really helped.
I thank MCR everyday, for they have shown me that the world is great and to enjoy everyday you have.
..You should have just given people a chance..
I mean I understand it can lead to confusion, but you
shouldn't let yourself become "depressed" as you say
you were just cuz you
haven't made friends...
You can always make friends, you just have to try.
:]
..And you said you had real friends...but you snapped at them..
Just be nice to your friends and everything will be alright.
xD
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:11 pm
inuyashas_lilgirl I would be at home,
moping around, thinking
that life sucks..
For years I was in a very deep
confusion/depression.
My whole life I was abused by my father,
I watched my parents fight daily, I had to deal
with being separated from my sister AND birth mother,
and then I had to deal with the tantrums of my mentally
disabled brother.
The only thing that kept me happy was my little
sister, but she was taken from me, and I only saw her
a few times a year.
I was completely depressed.
When I got into music, my soul was freed.
. Your life sounds a bit like mine. And mcr has inspired a lot of my art, as well as my views on a lot of things.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:18 pm
Alice_Disaster inuyashas_lilgirl I would be at home,
moping around, thinking
that life sucks..
For years I was in a very deep
confusion/depression.
My whole life I was abused by my father,
I watched my parents fight daily, I had to deal
with being separated from my sister AND birth mother,
and then I had to deal with the tantrums of my mentally
disabled brother.
The only thing that kept me happy was my little
sister, but she was taken from me, and I only saw her
a few times a year.
I was completely depressed.
When I got into music, my soul was freed.
. Your life sounds a bit like mine. And mcr has inspired a lot of my art, as well as my views on a lot of things.
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