Comments for Experiment Haywire

Comment on Love is the Cure: the new faces of BPD by Sara Bus

Sara Bus — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:36:29 +0000

I REALLY love it. Reminds me that the world isnt completley dead and filled with drones. People hating each other for ridiculous reasons. Its difficult for me to even say or explain…the way you, and others alike go through situations is quite the same as I do. The whole perspective going on(along with others like Emilie Autumn, otep, so on) and putting situations that change or form who you are, and take control of it, and form *it* to your desire. Finding the others points of views. Both feeding off each other. But you turn it into something that is almost beautful: Music and a story. I love you as a person, a friend, and not just as a device that transmits music for “my” pleasure. I could go on for hours, but Im dont want to over do it. Im no good at explaining, but I hope I made any sense. lol

A little thing I realized was both videos blending together showing that the drapery on your body and style doesnt matter, its the creature going through the stereotype.

Comment on Love is the Cure: the new faces of BPD by Rachel Haywire

Rachel Haywire — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 21:58:15 +0000

Thanks.

Comment on Love is the Cure: the new faces of BPD by Jest Lee

Jest Lee — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 21:41:03 +0000

Well done. That’s awesome you’re very caring to promote awareness for important causes.

Comment on Body image as a feminist and my current departure from the internet by Amon Zero

Amon Zero — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 11:20:33 +0000

Hi Rachel -

I’m very glad to hear you’re taking some time for yourself, and focusing on better things than getting dragged down by negativity and trouble with others. Here’s hoping you have an excellent New Year!

p.s. You already know that my “body politics” are pretty similar to yours, and I think you’re right to use your body in any way that empowers you. “By any means necessary” means using *every* tool at your disposal!

All the Best,
A

Comment on Body image as a feminist and my current departure from the internet by ozinix

ozinix — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 02:52:26 +0000

Hey Rachel,

It takes a strong person to reveal such personal issues so openly and to deal with the subsequent abuse from the intellectually immature who, out of their own insecurities, choose to prey on victims and often anonymously at that. Their thoughts and actions are truly worthless, but I imagine it’s hard to ignore them when they know where your wounds lie.

I wish you all the best in your recovery — I think you’ve made a healthy, positive decision for yourself.

Happy new year and hope to see you back creating music again soon.