Indie kids have their own sense of every other group. They
may think jocks are too dumb, cheerleaders are too whorish, emos are too
pathetic or skaters are just a little out of control. They don'
t really fit in anywhere. Even around other indies they disagree on who is better, Death
Cab or
Cutie or the Snow Patrol.
You'll find them in Urban Outfitters, watching Epert and Roeper, or at a library.
They would rather express their own
opinion, which is usually more educated than most, then try to fit into one group. This can be
annoying because for the most part they are normal, functioning members of society. However, if you ever wanted to do somthing that is mainstream, such as dance at a club or play a sport, even those harmless things are too common for them. Its also a shame because they are usually educated enough to support why they like the Shins and go against the group, but they usually find flaws in everything that isn't in accordance with their own differing beliefs.
Nevertheless, they are better than the extreme, devoted goths, skaters and
chavs because at least they are down to earth and know that acting like that is gonna get you nowhere.
The
female indies usually end up being financial consultants and the male ones are usually english teachers.
Average Guy: Hey dude, wanna throw a football around?
Indie: Sorry 'dude', I'm trying to decide if Kerry's policies go against his counterpart's own ideals, before my interview at Brown at 4:30. I'd prefer something that can benefit me in 15 years more than tossing around something so pointless.
Average Guy: Well whatever, see you later outcast.
Goth: Hey you should wear some black eyeshadow, it
will help show your rebellious side.
Indie: Rebel against what? I like my life and don't hate my
parents. Don't be such a waste.
Normal Guy: Hey, I didn't see you at the dance.
Indie:
God, I can't stand dances, the
music is too loud and too idiotic, the women act like whores, the men act like animals and I would rather be anywhere else.
Normal Guy: Whatever man, I had fun.
Indie: I'm sure you would.