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[momoirokumo.livejournal.com]

Hello there! I have just joined. I've been into gothic lolita for uh... some time which i can't exactly remember but sometime around 2002 I fell in love. My name is Neko or so they call me.To kick off my grand entrance to this fair community, I share with you: A STORY!
Ahem. After coming back from New York City with my lovely Gothic Lolita pattern book, my mother asks me what I have bought. I hand the book over to her, and she flips through it, making an odd face. She looks up at me and practically yells "OH MY GOD, WE GET TO MAKE THESE CUTE THINGS, RIGHT? RIGHT?! PROJECT!!"
I have read posts of people's mothers seeming to hate gothic lolita fashion. I must say, I'm a very lucky little girl! Ahem. Well that's about it. Good day!

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[cajime.livejournal.com]

I wish my family were like that :'( so far everyone thinks I'm stupid and they ask me "you're not actually going to go out dressed like that are you?!" *sighs*

[kurara.livejournal.com]

Aw don't let them bother you ^.^

[kurara.livejournal.com]

I'm so jealous of you now!!! ;_;
My mother doesn't know how to sew.. And she thinks lolita clothes are tacky :P

[kasumi-ishida.livejournal.com]

Ah, lucky! My mother doesn't like lolita just because of the word lolita and where it comes from. Little does she know she just helped me make a lolita style choker and is going to help me make a lolita skirt tomorrow ;)

[momoirokumo.livejournal.com]

XD Hehe, good tactics!

[nanneman.livejournal.com]

Your mother react like a mother should do. You are learning to make things and be creative. Its allways positive to be that.


Listens to: GLoria Jones - Tainted Love (the orginal not the marilyn manson and softcell shit)

[milkie.livejournal.com]

Haha. Your mother is cool!