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	<title>Comments on: Marching For Emo</title>
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		<title>By: Walter</title>
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		<description>My daughter was what she called an “emo” kid.  She was a bright, happy, and successful child.  When she was 13, she changed.  She grew darker, sullen, and withdrew from us, and her friends.  She claimed that she was “emo.”  She said that stood for “emotional.”  He grades dropped, and she stayed in her room most of the day.  This continued for months.  My wife and I thought that this was just a phase that she would just “snap out of.”  We were wrong.  Eventually, she tried to kill herself.  We were able to stop her just in time.  She is now recovering and we have removed her from the emo lifestyle.  As time wears on, we see more and more of our daughter.  While she was in the psychiatric hospital, one of the therapists showed me the website; http://whatisemo.bravehost.com Once we saw that site, we understood what happened to our daughter.  If you are a concerned parent, please visit this site and inform yourself.  Do not let your child join the emo subculture!  If you are a parent, and are interested, please look at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/parentsagainstemo/.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My daughter was what she called an “emo” kid.  She was a bright, happy, and successful child.  When she was 13, she changed.  She grew darker, sullen, and withdrew from us, and her friends.  She claimed that she was “emo.”  She said that stood for “emotional.”  He grades dropped, and she stayed in her room most of the day.  This continued for months.  My wife and I thought that this was just a phase that she would just “snap out of.”  We were wrong.  Eventually, she tried to kill herself.  We were able to stop her just in time.  She is now recovering and we have removed her from the emo lifestyle.  As time wears on, we see more and more of our daughter.  While she was in the psychiatric hospital, one of the therapists showed me the website; <a href="http://whatisemo.bravehost.com" rel="nofollow">http://whatisemo.bravehost.com</a> Once we saw that site, we understood what happened to our daughter.  If you are a concerned parent, please visit this site and inform yourself.  Do not let your child join the emo subculture!  If you are a parent, and are interested, please look at <a href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/parentsagainstemo/" rel="nofollow">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/parentsagainstemo/</a>.</p>
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