The emo type?
Do you think there is a type(s) most likely to be emo? and I'm not knocking emos...If I'd dye my hair and get a pair of vans and look at the floor more often...I'd be one. But I am curious, do you think there is a type drawn to being emo? I'd guess IxFP and possibly INFJ and ENFP, myself.
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What exactly do you mean by emo?
INFJs or INFPs maybe?
Isn't everyone an "emo". :mellow:
Emo = emotional.
Even T's get emotional. :wink:
Emo = emotional.
Even T's get emotional. :wink:
Probably IxFPs. Must be the Fi.
inb4 most posts saying INFP
its more of a following trend these days but its starting to get pushed aside. The skinny jeans fad is starting to get old and the horizontal striped hoodies that are in black and gray are everywhere. Everyone can be categorized as 'emo'
there's no telling who's who and what's what, it can be a little hard to differentiate with everyone else wanting to be one as well. At least around here :dry:
there's no telling who's who and what's what, it can be a little hard to differentiate with everyone else wanting to be one as well. At least around here :dry:
I'd have to agree with IxFPs. I used to have some "emo" friends and most of them were IxFPs.
Emo doesn't mean emotional other than in a music sense.. it's a style of rock (punk, if you will) music. Its movement started in the mid 1980s I believe and only started getting popular when teenagers decided it would be cool to dismember it's origin by bringing obscene styles into it. (I'm guessing MTV had something to do with that..)
I think it would be degrading to classify any "type" as emo, because the word has lost it's meaning in this generation and is now regarded as attention-seeking kids who think dressing in a certain way is signifying their "troubled lifestyle" they so portray. People who feel actual emotions don't feel the need to dress in the way they do.
I'm not bashing anyone who dresses in the style they do but, do it for the sake of you liking the style.. not wanting to fit in or symbolize your "heavy emotions"
Perhaps a better word should have been chosen before starting this thread ..
I think it would be degrading to classify any "type" as emo, because the word has lost it's meaning in this generation and is now regarded as attention-seeking kids who think dressing in a certain way is signifying their "troubled lifestyle" they so portray. People who feel actual emotions don't feel the need to dress in the way they do.
I'm not bashing anyone who dresses in the style they do but, do it for the sake of you liking the style.. not wanting to fit in or symbolize your "heavy emotions"
Perhaps a better word should have been chosen before starting this thread ..
just look at your avatar, LOL
I'm sure everyone here who's seen me before knows how I suck with words...
If you get off on this song or something similar...
I like this post, but I couldn't think of a better word. Punk? who knows.
If you get off on this song or something similar...
Approval conscience, hypnotism, mercy style..
ISFP.
ISFP.
INFP. Because we're just cool that way. 
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... i like how only the INFPs are mentioning INFP
Personally i dont know, although im slightly curious why it matters what types emo's could/should/might be
Personally i dont know, although im slightly curious why it matters what types emo's could/should/might be
Well what exactly were you trying to mean by "The emo type".. did you originally ask that with intentions for opinions on what type would be the most likely to dress like the style or have the emotions of an "emo person" ? Answering that would give you guidance in figuring out correct word.
Emo isn't and never was a type of person lol, only a style of music (many bands that are existent today that falsely represent what one thinks of what a typical emo band would be, but aren't. They're knock-off bands of when emotive hardcore was actually a style of music and not some sort of wave of whiny, meaningless music ---> Ex: Green Day, Enter Shikari, Escape the Fate, Evanescence, Avenged Sevenfold, Dashboard Confessional, Tokio Hotel ... among others.)
Emo isn't and never was a type of person lol, only a style of music (many bands that are existent today that falsely represent what one thinks of what a typical emo band would be, but aren't. They're knock-off bands of when emotive hardcore was actually a style of music and not some sort of wave of whiny, meaningless music ---> Ex: Green Day, Enter Shikari, Escape the Fate, Evanescence, Avenged Sevenfold, Dashboard Confessional, Tokio Hotel ... among others.)
INFP, we mention it because we've been called 'emo' before it was even considered some kind of stupid trend or something to make fun of.
Also, I didn't know that people were a genre of music.
Emo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Also, I didn't know that people were a genre of music.
Emo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I would hardly call Green Day whiny and meaningless. Some of their older stuff may have been...along those lines, but American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown are hardly meaningless. Sure, they are angry and at times anti american, but their intended message is "wake the f*ck up!"
Also...post grunge is not what I was talking about. although I do tend to like it...yes, it is whiny and meaningless. And even though emo started out as a music genre only, it has evolved into a type of person. no one else has questioned that.
Also...post grunge is not what I was talking about. although I do tend to like it...yes, it is whiny and meaningless. And even though emo started out as a music genre only, it has evolved into a type of person. no one else has questioned that.
it matters because I asked
... i like how only the INFPs are mentioning INFP
Personally i dont know, although im slightly curious why it matters what types emo's could/should/might be
I suppose, but I don't think Green Day really can be classified as emo anyway. I wasn't talking about post grunge either, more of emotive hardcore (emo) before it became mainstream and dismembered. The genre wasn't so bad before it gained mainstream "success" like I mentioned before and its origin has been totally dismembered, and that's when I mentioned the bands that falsely represent it in a fashion where it's just noise and random words thrown together for teenagers to whine and "relate" to..
And I guess you can regard people as emo if you want, but like I said.. that label is degrading in today's standards.
Sorry if any of this is offensive to anyone..
And I guess you can regard people as emo if you want, but like I said.. that label is degrading in today's standards.
Sorry if any of this is offensive to anyone..
My experience is that most xNFPs and ISFPs apply automatically. Many ESFPs do too, but it seems to manifest differently. So definitely an Fi thing.
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