rebel

a rebel is a person who stands up for their own personal opinions despite what anyone else says. a true rebel stands up for what they believe is right, not against what’s right. it’s not about smoking crack, drinking till you’re rendered unconsious, or beating the cr-p out of anyone that crosses your path. it’s all about being an individual and refusing to follow a crowd that forces you to think the same way they do even if it means becoming an outcast to society. true rebels know who they are and do not compromise their individuality or personal opinion for anyone. they’re straightforward and honest and they will sure as h-ll tell it like it is.
erin was a rebel; she stood up to those who were fake or har-ssed others for being different.
a person who does not conform to what others prefer.
she was a true rebel, fighting for what she believed in.
someone who believes in what they believe in. and isn’t afraid to say it. strong-willed. doesn’t “conform”. individal. often anti-authority. does what they want. thinks for themselves.

unfortunately, rebels are now considered rednecks or goths. and most rebels now aren’t really rebels. most rebels conform to the other rebels. which is just wrong on multiple levels. the term and true meaning of rebel has been slaughtered. bashed. destroyed. cliche-ified.
i read books because i’m a true rebel.
a person who stands up for what they believe in, or be whoever they wanna be without trying to be someone they’re not and not caring if other people hate it or like it, that’s them. just cuz u listen to punk rock, or metal, or gangsta music, or watever, and following that culture very deeply doesn’t make u a rebel. there’s a lot of people wearing band shirts, quiksilver, element, so on. just be yoruself and do what you think is right through thick and through, be who you really are, don’t try to be part of a crowd you don’t feel happy in, ther u go. punk, metal, and rap have these ideologies in general i guess, but…..yea that’s the original meaning of rebel up there. another type of rebel is common-known as anti-authoritarian, but watevr, different terminologies and same words i guess. (d-mn so much to type).
there’s all these guys wearing s-x pistols shirts, rapping about their chill lifestyle, all fitting into their own crowds, whoa they even got their own countrywide known clique names. looks like the only rebel is the kid with the pink hair, wearing a ripped suit, and playing cl-ssical music in the corner, and refusing to do work.
someone who exhibits in great independence in thought and action
im a rebel what you know bout dat cuz
wanna know what what a true rebel/non-conformist is? it isn’t someone who rags on other cliques or openly does something stupid or rude to others. it isn’t someone who follows some popular choice of style. it isn’t someone who does drugs or drink. and it definetely isn’t one of those stereotypes from old fifties movies! it’s someone who can hardly stand out at all because they’re lost in the sea of cliques. you simply cannot cl-ssify a rebel in any clique, because they follow their own dress code putting on and picking out what they think is cool and not wearing something because it seems punk or preppy. a rebel doesn’t do something because it’s hot for the moment or because it seems hardcore or something a rebel would wear. as a matter of fact, most rebels don’t even know they are rebels. they befriend whoever they like, listen to whatever they want to listen to, and behave in the manner they see fit. these people live their lives the way they want to and not the way everyone expects them to. they can be punk one day, preppy the next, and hip hop by the end of the week but they never conform to one thing (unless they just really like it). in short, a rebel/non-conformist lives life the way they see fit without caring how others see them and what others think. think you’re a rebel? check out your wardrope, your style of music, your friends and ask yourself, ” do i really like this because i think it’s cool or because others think it suits me?” “do i really like this person or do i -ssociate with them because others expect me to?”

trust, true rebels are far in between and are often the most unlikely people you’ll ever think of.
prep girl: hey, is that one of those punk girls?
other prep girl: i thought she was goth…
prep girl: oh, then why’s she talking to those thugs?
other prep girl: like, i dunno… but i heard her listening to some country music in her car the other day.
prep girl: that’s soooo weird! i thought those kinds of people listened to rock.
other prep girl: that girl is sooo weird!
prep girl: totally!
(teacher walks by)
teacher: she’s what you would call a rebel… a non-conformist.
other prep girl: nuh uh!
teacher: then what would you call her?
prep girls:….
teacher: thats what makes her a rebel.
(teacher walks away, girls dumbfounded)
a rebel is a person who stands up for what they think is right, or just their opinions, regardless of what anyone (often their authorities) think. it’s about not following the crowd and going through the everyday motions. they are usually outspoken and straightforward, meaning they don’t care what others think and will tell off anyone. however, there are exceptions; some rebellion is just through p-ssive-agressive actions (i.e., ghandi). rebels aren’t non-conformists such as those they would define as “gothic” or “emo;” if they don’t conform, it’s because they actually think conforming to the situation and not speaking out is morally wrong. being rebellious isn’t something you do by choice, you’re born with it.
the founders of our country were all rebels in one way or another, and they defied great britain, and against all odds, won.

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