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2:24 p.m. - 2006-11-08 I admit I label things. In fact, I can safely say that I need to label things. I don�t mean demeaning labels. I don�t like calling people names, although � I am guilty of it. I believe that labelling is something that people do instinctively. I found this quote on the internet, and I couldn�t have said it better - so I won�t. �Oh oh I�m sooooooo alternative because I don�t label people and labels are bad and if we don�t label people the world will be a better place' True people, if we didn�t label people the world would be a better place but the trouble is YOU DO LABEL AND ALWAYS WILL DO. Any time you say that person is normal or a trendy or an alternative or something like that THAT�S LABELLING. I know people who think they�re anti labeling and still do that and laugh at the 'trendies'. Grow up. Every time you call someone male or female THAT�S LABELLING. If we didn�t have any of this then we would truly be equal, but then no one would be individual. If everyone was equal life would be boring. The only people who are 'anti labeling' are the people who are scared of what they might be labeled with. If we were all androgyny, beautiful, and wore jump suits, if male and female were one and the same, then we could be anti labeling. But the worlds not like that I�m afraid, get used to it, learn to cope that people will always label you as something and you will always be pigeonholed as something. What do you think? Are you a Labeller or an Anti-Labeller? Keeping in mind that by even thinking that through that makes you a labeller.
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