MopeyGoth Guide to Dispair
Lifestyle guide and fashion tips
for temporary people



Table of Contents:
Chapter 1:
Attitude
Self-esteem is for sissies. How to let everyone know that you don't need it.
Chapter 2:
Clothes
Do your clothes reveal the unjustified shame you have of your body? How to flaunt your shame.
Chapter 3:
Make-up
Achieving 'presence' at club. Fifteen quick and easy minutes to a ghastly pallor every day. Also included: Feigning anemia and other health disorders.
Chapter 4:
Music
Your music defines who you are. How to scare parents and enlighten ex-lovers.
Chapter 5:
Making friends
Uncomfortable meeting new people? Real-life tales of mopes who've had their hearts torn out by strangers.
Chapter 6:
Dating
Harmed by past love? How to use ambivilance, suspicion, and moodiness to 'test' a new lover.
Chapter 7:
Love
Excuses for missing work/class. How many drawings of your lover can you make before getting locked up? Do's and don't's of wardrobe sharing. How many weeks to date before asking to move in?
Chapter 8:
Abandonment
How to blame effectively.
Chapter 9:
Suicide Calligraphy
Unlike suicide itself, suicide notes can be shared with family and friends many times. How to make each one count.
Chapter 10:
Suicide Techniques
Unleash your creativity! Included are many practical safety tips and how to avoid blemishes.


Read what the critics are saying:

An easy to follow step-by-step guide that turns depression into a fashion statement....Finally, a self-help book that works with your neuroses instead of against them....

Hugh Bently
Morbid Examiner

After taking the underground completely by surprise last year, the second edition tackles the mainstream. Even boring normal people can use this guide to appear difficult and mysterious.

Alice Ingersoll
Hanover Nightwatchman




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