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The Bowery Presents
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Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Show & Tell
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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Jules of Nature

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@totalfandomimagines
frnkiero and the cellabration - Joyriding
so Iām seeing tĆøp live
can Evan Peters be my dad plz
Everyone is running around freaking about the election and Iām just sitting here like:
Marker drawing of Tyler and Jenna
I love this song
#NowPlaying Pretty. Odd. by Panic! At The Disco
josh dun af
Tell me about you
Hey guys I want to hear your stories. So tell me what makes you alternative? What makes you you?
About Me
My name is Kareemah Pierce, but you can call me Reemie, and I am the founder of Alternative Kid Magazine. I love music, writing, and I also love making Youtube videos. I started this magazine(as of right now itās a blog) because I wanted a place to showcase alternative people from all walks of life. I wanted a place where I could be myself and show others that it is okay to be different. You donāt have to be ashamed of who you are.Ā
When I was in High School I hung out with a lot of alternative kids. I listened to a lot of great music, read a lot of comic books, and watched a lot of anime. I never felt that I could be completely myself though, because of my race. I had a lot of people come up to me, or talk about me behind my back, saying I didnātĀ āact blackā or that i wasĀ āa white girl trapped in a black girlās bodyā These things made me feel like there was something wrong with who i was as a person. It made me depressed and I started to change who I was.Ā
Now that I am 21 years old I am finally starting to realize that it is alright to be yourself, and I love being alternative. I am never going to let someone tell me that the way I choose to live my life is wrong because of the color of my skin. I will never let another person define me. I am going to live out my dreams and this is one of them.Ā Even though I am just starting out I am really excited for the future of Alternative Kid Magazine!
If you would like to share your story upload it hereĀ http://altkidmag.tumblr.com/submitĀ
DONāT BE AFRAID TO BE WHO YOU ARE!
-Kareeemah Pierce
Jackās sick moves
About Me!
A blog like this would of been a great thing to find back in eighth grade when i first got into alternative subcultures. When i was 13, i went through a horrific scene phase. For me, scene was definitely a phase, but probably one of the more important transitions Iāve gone through so far. Scene melted into emo, emo melted into pastel goth, and pastel led to metal-head goth about a year and a half ago. The goth subculture is something thatās intrigued me since i was little, and now being a baby bat, becoming a part of the culture is such an amazing thing. Metal, punk and goth music is one of the biggest parts of my life, and other wonderful alt kids Iāve met have helped me realize Iām agender. A blog like this is going to do so much for other alt kids, no matter if theyāve been alt for a few months or a few years.
***shaves everywhere on the night before concert just in case favorite bandmember wants to frick me***
Reblog if you actually give a shit about anyone who's suicidal or depressed.
no one should scroll past this
[CLAPPING INTENSIFIES] [CLAPPING INTENSIFIES]
four for you, punk rock jensen you go, punk rock jensen
PRIESTLY, MY LOVE