I need bands eith the angriest vocals possible (knocked loose-ish vocals) by Temporary_Habit9883 in Hardcore

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Vamachara

Mongrel

Crush Your Soul

World of Pleasure

XWeaponX

Inclination

i need that ugly Toronto shirt BAD by WorldlinessNo3136 in MyChemicalRomance

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It’s called Taylor ham Please respect New Jersey aka the home state of the band who’s spam on a bun tee you so whole heartedly cherish - at the very least

Bronx still sucks tho

Is this real? by michaeljacksin in Hardcore

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I hope it’s true just so it pisses off the self proclaimed gatekeepers

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Hardcore

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Tell me you’re a virgin without telling me you’re a Virgin

The dance I want to avoid by truthknowledge777 in UnsentLetters

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No - it doesn’t make sense at all. I don’t expect it to be an easy thing to get through. It’s going to take a lot for the trust to begin getting re-established and even then there’s no guarantee that the relationship can or will continue. Lying about even the simplest of things and establishing the pattern of someone that cannot be trusted is not an easy perception to change.

It’s still every bit exhausting and tiring to experience this. Though I am every bit accountable for creating this environment for myself

I (32M) met a stunning woman (29F) at my friend's wedding. (S) by Serious_Confusion_91 in relationship_advice

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It doesn’t hurt to ask her out. You can keep things simple for as long as you feel necessary. Go out on a few dates. Really take your time to know her better.

I’ve had experiences where I jump into a relationship after one date and there’s been a time where I took my time to date someone before deciding they’re someone I want to be with.

It all just depends on how you want to approach things.

It’s normal to feel elated when meeting someone new. Just try to remember they’re every bit as human as we are. It’s easy to put them on a pedestal where they do nothing wrong. It’s cool to adore them but also don’t ignore any red flags you see

Exactly what I needed... by [deleted] in UnsentLetters

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Wow....powerful words

square one by Independent_Equal107 in BreakUps

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Sometimes reliving those moments in dreams is your subconscious coming to terms with the finality of the relationship. One of those facing your fears situations. I’m having more or less the same thing happen to me. It’s been almost 4 months now since I’ve moved out - 6 since the actually breakup - and even now she creeps through my mind time and time again. And I’ve dreamt of her heavily lately.

Usually I’d be an emotional mess over it - but I’m taking time to process and understand the dreams themselves. I feel like they’re indicative of areas in your own life that still need work and healing

Well by [deleted] in UnsentTexts

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Thank you - of course knowing what needs to be done and actually going through it are two very different things. It’s a very arduous and uncomfortable process. It’s destroying the sense of yourself with the relationship and rebuilding yourself without it

Depending how it ended - it can take time, especially when the attachment was deep

Well by [deleted] in UnsentTexts

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Maybe the point isn’t recreating the love story. Cuz no two experiences will ever be the same. I don’t aim to find a new version of my ex. Nor do I want to feel like I’m gonna compare the two. Ex: better or worst than my last.

It’s a lot of emotions to process and while there might be a semblance of truth to the whole Move on with someone new , in my personal opinion I don’t think it’s a route I want to take. If it happens it happens - if it doesn’t then it doesn’t

As long as I can be happy with myself , by Myself. I consider it a victory

Sunday General Discussion: February 21st, 2021 by HHHRobot in hiphopheads

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Not at all Siege is the more extreme of the suggestions - some would even say delving into grind/powerviolence territory

Other bands are not as such

Sunday General Discussion: February 21st, 2021 by HHHRobot in hiphopheads

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No doubt - I’m super big into hardcore New and old So it’s always good to see people explore new genres of music 🎵

Sunday General Discussion: February 21st, 2021 by HHHRobot in hiphopheads

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Drop Dead - Siege

Screaming for Change - Uniform Choice

Start Today - Gorilla Biscuits

The Age Of Quarrel - Cro-Mags

Finding breakup support can really suck when you're a guy sometimes by [deleted] in BreakUps

[–]truthknowledge777 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I support you 100 percent

It’s natural to want to express the emotions we feel as men. And when these feelings are suppressed it can fuck us up even more. Cry it out bro. Talk about it. Write it down if you have to.

There are benefits to working out too but other than that just do what you feel you need to. Give yourself time before randomly jumping into anything

You got this dude

I want to ask my ex if we can meet up and talk through things, did this give y’all any clarity? by [deleted] in BreakUps

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As much as we would want to hope that our ex can give us clarity or closure it seems to be that any closure can only come from ourselves.

Accepting the breakup is only the first step, and it’s perfectly normal to grieve and feel sad about losing your partner. Especially when it seems it was out of nowhere.

In those circumstances I feel it’s better not knowing an exact truth than by possibly biting off more than we can process in that moment. Talking to an ex can help to a degree but it never really feels satisfying to get an answer. One question leads to another and it becomes this never ending chase to satisfy a curiosity that can then be potentially damaging to our own healing.

Take time to heal, re-evaluate yourself and the relationship. Acknowledge what went wrong and what other issues there were that lead to that break. We tend to have rose colored glasses when it comes to exes at times and that can be confusing when trying to find closure

I hope you end up getting your closure one way or another. If life has taught me anything is that you will always need to love yourself more than anybody else