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well am not aloud to rave cause where I live you have to be at least 16 or older curse my age -.- but when im 18 I do plan to attend

I live in probably one of the most active rave communties in America. And when I have the money, and the ride, I go. I undoubtedly call myself a kandi kid. Honestly, kids who call themselves ravers around here are... not. They don't hold any values to PLURR. Let alone, not very many wear kandi unless it's a venue rave. So to anyone who doesn't rave, and wears kandi, I don't mind it. Because I know(or at least, hope) that they hold the same values that I do about the scene, or just about life in general. The "ravers" here are hateful, rude, and unresponsible. So I don't care anymore who wears it and who doesn't, just as long as they keep PLURR in mind.

I love to make it and wear it, kandi is pretty much my passion. I have over 200 pieces. But my mom won't let me go and she's very controlling. And I also don't go around saying I'm some hardcore raver kandi kid. THAT pisses me off when people do that(x

Age plays a really big part in it. My mom shudders at the thought of me going to a concert by myself, let alone going to a rave, and I don't blame her. But I still love making kandi (or whatever we call it since I don't rave -shrug-). I feel like this question borders on the stereotypical level, and I know you meant no harm by it. I just feel like it's saying, "How can you like Vans, and not go to Vans Warped Tour?" I know raves and Warped Tour are completely different, but it's along the same lines. Some people consider drugs to be a part of the rave culture. Does that mean if you don't do drugs at a rave, you aren't really raving? "PLURR" is part of the rave community as well, but I know plenty of people who believe in it and don't rave. Would that be the same thing as the kandi issue? Nonetheless, I respect you, and all other people who think the same as you do. (:

my mom doesnt want me going to raves, although i really want to go.