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What good have you got from "The Scene"

my world changed when i took my first E, i know it sounds stupid and noobish or whatever but it's true. I had my 1st one at a local club and the day after i sat back and thought about the world. about all the beauty in it and how big it is and omg i could just 'rave' on about this really :p

Doofing however is my world totally and i have changed so much because of it. I have learnt that i am important and so is the world and all things in it which means teh stars, the trees and the dirt ;) not to mention all the special people that i am proud to call my friends :)

I look at everything with positivity and hope and just am in love with life itself =D
 
My experience with the rave scence so far (wow a whole two raves in total) have taught me this:

* Going on rides at wonderland while off chops if fucking amazing.

* Ecstasy can nearly (although not completely) make me understand why people would listen to any type of techno music.

* Warehouse raves are filled with a lot of cracked out 15 year olds who would probably be better off at home in bed (although not at a party drinking alcohol).
 
A wealth of knowledge and acceptance to things that many people have "great opinions about" but know very little about.
(ie: the fact that drugs are dangerous, people are)

Many precious friends that I adore. I only moved to melb 3 years ago, and in that time I have made friends that I am closer to than any other other friends I have had in my entire life, and that feels pretty special to me :)

So many good times!
 
friendships strong enough to last to the end of the universe and back again. i have met some of the most amazing people i have ever met in my life in the 3 years i have been in 'the scene'.

ive also gained a lot of maturity... i appreciate things more, and look at things differently... hard to explain... but i think its there...

but seriusly, the bestest thing i have got out of these 3 years, is not just a few spiffy dance moves and several pairs of completley destroyed shoes.. but friendships that are sooo special, and so different to friendships u have outside the scene.. not jsut because of the drugs adn the hilarious conversations...but, a really precious rave friendship is...god! how do i put this in words!? u all knwo what im on about tho... its just golden!
and i have hours and hours and hours and hours of memories, amazing AMAZING memories. its like having a video store full of home movies!

sigh, im getting all memory like and teary eyed!

but yeh, thats whats special to me... and te spiffy dance moves too of course!
 
^^^ Spiffy dance moves are a big plus! :D

I have made some good friends, felt pretty important to the world at times (that sounds cheesy, but people at raves don't judge you really, they just accept)....had many a brilliant time, and found a deep love for dance music....

I doubt I sahll ever look back.....
 
candyflip said:
"The weak become heroes"... The Streets
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Perfect example Candy.......everytime i listen to that track i think of all the best times i have had when out and about raving....it makes me feel happy and privelaged and thankful for such great times....

and more to come....(good) sigh =D
 
Dimmo - thats a great comment. I think its taken the scene to make me develope into the person that I am, but i dont need the scene now to define who i am, although it took the scene to do it.

Backo - i think your very lucky that you met a good bunch of friends. I only met ''that group'' of people at the end of my raving days. the past 4 years consisted of the same people stuck in relativly the same rut that i was.

Shnouzerpuff - empathy is something that i have definately harnessed. I feel better overall feeling that the little minor things in life should not cloud the bigger picture, and those of us who have a disablity, or disadvantage in anyway are actually just as important as those of us who appear to have extraordinary success.

Foxykel - no regrets? so true. i cant help but look back and smile.

For me personally the scene has always primarly been about the music though. The people that come with are great, the things you do around it are great - but without the scene i dont think that i would have a place or a genre` in which i could focus so much positive energy.
 
tnargus said:
Perfect example Candy.......everytime i listen to that track i think of all the best times i have had when out and about raving....it makes me feel happy and privelaged and thankful for such great times....

and more to come....(good) sigh =D
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Actually, I meant it differently. I get a wholly altered meaning from that song and if you listen to the lyrics, the subtext is about something else altogether. The title of the song gives it all away. It is quite literally named for the people it seeks to address.

I'll spell it out for you. What good have I got from "The Scene"?? It's made me realise the entire base upon which it is built is pure artifice. When you come out the other side, after a few more years drug use, you'll know exactly what I mean.

Until then, keep having a ball. Try and find true friends, ones who'll be with you long after the partying and drugs have finished. Look after yourself and your health.

best..
 
Heartburn, hours spent comatose, sore legs, and a few mates who could quite possibly be the best friends a guy could ever have
 
What have I got from "the scene"? Some of the truest, most beautiful people ever, an awful lot of good time friends and some of the most horrid users and evil people in the world. I've learnt some very harsh lessons and had so many beautiful times.

I wouldn't change a thing for the world.
 
opened my mind to new things, given me the chance to talk to great people and being able to express myself without the fear of being judged.
as well as the obvious..
fucken awesome night blurring into the days and even to next nights, hahaha;). something to make the week at school travel a little faster and lots of sex:P
my2c
DfI;)
 
great fucking times, great feelings/thoughts/emotions
harsh fucking times, even harsher feelings/thoughts/emotions

i am grateful for the insight it has given to me in regards to most things in life. the way i view situations or the way i treat people.

i feel i have a much stronger capacity to love.

most importantly to me though, i have gained an indescribeable love for electronic music and what it can do. spinning and creating tunes has become a deep passion for a guy who used to trashtalk techno
 
everything everyone else has said. it has changed my life so completely and i would never regret a thing.

i've never had more friends in my life....and friends who mean the world to me. where in the past i thought that i didnt really need them at all.

and i found the most perfect guy ever and i love him so much. i'm not stressed about the future and i dont ask myself if i'll ever get sick of this. cos if i do then so be it. and if i dont, i'll still be happy.

and i've learnt not to take crap from anyone, and to value myself, because i really am worth getting to know.

AND everyone that i've met through 'the scene' always has an amazing story to tell. the lives of others always fascinate me.
 
JayJ said:
a totaly fucked up short term memory
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yeah i hear ya man.

i've also learnt how to smoke a crackpipe and also woke one morning to find an ice-cube up my ass.

i spose the latter isn't good though. ;);)
 
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