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Um, my school's worse. I live in a crazy, conservative Christian town, so because I wear black, that makes me: Satanist, Wiccan, a devil worshiper, a whore, bi/lesbian, suicidal, a druggie, an alcoholic, a goat-sacrificer, a cult member, and out to corrupt the good Christian kids into a life of sin.

But you can't let it get you down. Who cares what all these random people think? They don't know you. They have no right to judge you. They don't matter.

My high school has 'uniforms' White callerd shirt and navyblue bottoms. Most people thought I was a poser/punk or something because I wore a chain as a necklace. My friend used to be a cutter, but I smacked it out of him. Literally. Every time I saw he cut his wrist, I'd take it and smack the cut as hard as I could.
Though, because it's a small school, viciouse romurs fly really fast. One of my friends has been four months pregnant since ast year rolleyes

Well I actually am Luciferic, and live in a very Christian community. (I swear if anyone tells them I’ll kill you and use your corpse as a median to resurrect a dead skunk.)

Any who, if they found out I’d probably be expelled from school (which you cant wear: Chains, pentagrams, gory shirts, fishnet, Metal Band logos, and others.) Basically if you saw me at school, you would never peg me as being a decked out goth on the weekend.

Alone in the darkness trapped in your Pain...

Ha, people often whisper about my "gothness" behind (and in front of) my back.
Kinda amusing, really, how being that way grants you a sort of fear from others.
As if I'd do anything to harm them if they pissed me off.
After all,
I'm just a perfect little angel!

...Fight all you want but in the end you won't see the light again.

Well my high school and the college I go to now both are too Christian in that aspect, but most people are pretty considerate when it comes towards me and others and refrain from stereotyping, though most of the younger kids are apparently afraid of me so I discount them, but overall their pretty considerate of who we are which is a rare blessing really.

I live in a little town in FL, that thinks the best fashion is camo pants, a dixie outfitter's shirt, and a baseball cap. Nevertheless, I and a small group of my friends who recently graduated from our small town school, were the only "Goth" kids in a town full of people who seem to think black equals satan, chains equal anti-christian beliefs, and any long hair for guys (besides Mullets, ha ha ha!) must mean the offending male is Homosexual. Anyway, having grown up as the smart kid that everybody loved, and realizing that I hated my life like that, I started wearing black, got a chain wallet, and stayed away from people that didn't agree with my morals. Needless to say, i became "Unpopular" very quickly. I don't care what they may think, I am not living for them, which by extension, means that I only care about what those I trust, those I love, and otherwise close people say or believe. Anyway, tell everyone who doesn't seem to understand and doesn't try to, that while you value their opinion, you simply have to go your own way, and you'll face the consequences when it's all over with.

I got really lucky actually. I live in a small christian town but our Youth pastor was a goth at one point so everyone in our town pretty much is okay with it. It only bothers a select few. Its actually quite funny because I almost DO go to a goth school considering that anyone who is not is a major minority. Most of the kids at our school are either Punk, emo, or goth. We have so many different types of goths as well: Cyber goths, renaissance goths, etc.