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That's not fair! - leather boots provide satisfyingly heavy stomping effect - lycra exercise togs encourage violent movement: flailing, stomping, bellowing - tennis bracelet and other fashion accessories are prizes from previous tantrums |
I didn't ask to be born. - T-shirt sports rebellious anti-authority slogan - hair in eyes increases effect of sullen attitude - boots useful for kicking defenseless inanimate objects |
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I'm late - layered look with baggy clothes meant to hide self, fear of swollen abdomen - jacket with hood provides sense of privacy and withdrawal - extra-long sleeves serve tohide nervously twitching hands - soft materials, such as fleece and cotton, assuage nauseated feeling |
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Nothing could be worse than how I feel. - trenchcoat assures high visibility of suffering - floppy hair hides aggravated facial sores - large, heavy boots give impression of heft, large feet, and identification with the proletariat - backpack is roomy enough to contain fave goth CDs and handwritten poems about death |
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I dunno. - shorty tee and long skirt send conflicting messages about wearer's sexuality - hair is left long and loose for flipping purposes - high-heeled sneakers give impression of mobility without increasing actual practicality of the outfit - stuffed animal is a mute, furry companion in apathy and indecision |
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I'm so drunk - loafers make vomit cleanup easy! - roomy shorts give off a "party" vibe - shades (not pictured) hide unfocused and bloodshot eyes - baseball cap indicates camraderie with other underage drunkards |
