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- Gatekeeping and Elitism.
- Some really difficult homogenization to try to pull apart.
- And an absolute metric sh!tload of judgment.
Once you've ran THAT triathlon, eventually you'll realize that it's not an aesthetic, it's not, even a community, really, nor can I even rightfully call it an artistic formality due to the varieties therein.
It's not a lifestyle, I mean it can be to some people, just as all of these things can, but I mean, fv<kdamn that'd be expensive to keep up with. It's a mental state, a frame of mind and understanding.
I was an active musician for 17 years. It sort of, kind of just gravitated to me on its own.
I actually have a tendency to forget entirely that its even the slightest subcultural, until someone points out that it is. Normal for the spider, chaos for the fly and all that jazz.
Vampire Princess Miyu (1988 version) and Witch Hunter Robin might interest you though. Maybe Hell Girl?
Kinda hard with anime 'cause I don't think goth is as much of a thing in Japan, at least not in the way its considered here. There's Elegant Gothic Lolita stuff, which is basically Victorian inspired dress and may have some amount of overlap, but that seems quite different from the Western conception.
Morticia Addams.
In full:
"Normal is an illusion. What is normal for the spider, is chaos for the fly."
It's a very well known classical line in the subculture. Probably because it's entirely true, and also probably because The Addams Family is a comedy.
These Goths ARE New Romans.