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Get their Cd's if you don't have them: I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge Life On the Murder Scene The Black Parade is Dead Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys If possible, buy the MCR action figures and put them on display on your dresser or nightstand or whatever flat surface you use to put your things on for everyone to see. Get a new cover for your bed; red, black, and grey are all good choices. Put down a throw rug of the colors mentioned in step #2. Keep your room fairly dark but not so dark you can't see. Enjoy your My Chemical Romance themed room. Whatever you do, if you're putting stuff on the wall, don't use Superglue or "Sticky fixers" (UK) to tack them up, if you were to use glue it makes the paper stick to your wall, and sticky figures easily remove paint. Don't forget to buy a mcr bed cover from eBay! For those of us that don't have easy money just to spare.

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Seatbelt Belt£15.99My Chemical Romance Faces Seatbelt Belt£15.99My Chemical Romance Logo Black Flex Cap£9.99 Price: $ - $$$ Price: $$$ - $By TOM RAWSTORNELast updated at 09:46 16 May 2008 On the night before she died, she came into their room, kissed her fatherRaymond on the cheek and cheerfully told him: "I love you, Dad." The following day Hannah's mother Heather went to check on her daughter and found her hanging by a tie from the top rail of her bunk bed. From Fresh-faced to suicidal: Hannah Bond pre ‘emo’, left, and weeks before her death She screamed for her husband to come, but try as he might it was too late: there was simply nothing that he could do to save Hannah's life.In the unending bleakness of the weeks that have followed, the couple have fought to make sense of what happened. Why on earth did their daughter — a popular, intelligent and attractive girl — do such a thing?They could find only one clue: Hannah was what is known as an "emo".Some describe it as a cult or a sect, but in reality the term — derived fromthe word "emotional" — encapsulates a trend that is becoming hugely popularA trans-Atlantic import, its followers dress in black, favouring tight jeans,T-shirts, studded belts and sneakers or skater shoes.

Hair is all-important: often dyed black and straightened, it is worn in a long fringe brushed to one side of the face.Music also plays a critical role. Emos like guitar-based rock with emotional lyrics. American bands such as My Chemical Romance, Good Charlotte and Blink 182 are particular favourites.No doubt many adults would ask: "So what?" On the surface, it all sounds typically teenage — angst-ridden, Heartbroken: Ray and Heather Bond said Hannah told them emo was 'just a fashion' No different, in fact, to the Goth subculturethat first emerged in BritainThere is, though, growing concernthat there is a deeply unhealthyundertone to the emo movement.Some time before her death,Hannah's parents, who live in Kent,noticed scarring on the inside of herabout it, honest and open as ever, shetold them she'd inflicted the woundsherself and that it was part of an emoOnly after her death would they discoverhow she had secretly chattedonline to emo followers all over theworld, talking about death and of the"black parade" — a place where emosbelieve they go after they die.

A check of Hannah's home page onsocial networking site Bebo revealedher pseudonym, Living Disaster, andthat she'd decorated it with a pictureof an emo girl with bloody wrists.Another picture showed a child'sexercise book scrawled with thewords: "Dear Diary, today I give up."While Hannah's wrist injuries mayhave been slight, the issue of selfharmgrowing concern in British schools. My Chemical Romance made it to No.1 in the UK chart with Welcome To The Black Parade in October 2006 - the 'black parade' is a place where all emos believe they will go when they die New figures show that the number ofchildren admitted to hospital due toinjuries inflicted on themselves hasrisen by a third in five years.In 2002/03 there were 11,891 suchadmissions; in 2006/07 this had risenIn both periods, there weremore than three times as manyadmissions of girls as of boys.Crucially, those who self-harm aremore likely to go on to attempt suicide.While there is a multitude of reasonsfor this epidemic (exam-related stressand bullying to name but two), it ishardly surprising that the emergenceof a sub-culture that appears toglamorise self-harm and even suicideis being regarded with alarm.

Inevitably, criticisms of emo cultureare laughed off by those who considerthemselves to be at the heart of it. It's just a music thing, they say, and anyonewho takes it further has something"If you listen to the lyrics, you willsee there is nothing that promotessuicide; and even if there was, noright-minded person would listen to itand think: 'Now I'm going to killmyself,' ' a self-confessed emo wrotelast week on a music website followingthe inquest into Hannah's death."I don't think anyone can say thatthere is a link between emo andsuicide — it's just a myth. become an easy target for ridicule likethis; but the bottom line is emotionaldoes not mean suicide." That is true, of course. But asany parent will tell you,easily influenced and may be illequippedemotions that can be magnified by asense of "membership" to a sub-groupIt is something that LorraineHarrison is all too aware of. She hasthree daughters, the youngest ofwhom is 11-year-old Levi, a girl whoRecently, Levi asked her mother:"Just why do people kill themselves?""

When she asked me that, it made meshudder," says Lorraine, 46, fromAlston in Cumbria. "I managed to keepcalm and explained to her that people'sminds are very disturbed, andoften they don't really want to die. Butinside I felt sick with worry that Levi isFrom being the sort of girl whodressed in pink and played withBarbie dolls, now Levi will wear onlyHer favourite T-shirt is patterned with skulls, and shespends hours in her room listeningto music by My Chemical Romance."Their lyrics seem to be associatedwith depression and self-harm, andI feel shock when I listen to them,"have gone from being a lively girlwho enjoyed having friends around,to someone who has become quiteWhen the topic of suicide wasraised, Lorraine became so concernedfather, David, from whom she"He reminded me that I used to bea rebel, too," she says. "I was a punkrocker for a while, and he reassuredme it was probably just a phasethat Levi would grow out of. "But I don't feel it is like the punk rockmovement. That was about a zestfor living and seeing life from adifferent angle.

We didn't harp onEfforts to snap Levi out of heremo torpor have so far met withBefore Christmas, Lorraine bought her daughter adesigner clothes and jeans, but theyShe has banned Levi from dyingher hair black, but is worried aboutclamping down further in case itLevi insists that her mother is"I think many of the concernsaround emos aren't true," she says."To me, emos skateboard a lot,dress in darker colours and listen tothey probably think about feelingsmore than other people. teased for being an emo becausesome people at school think it's justabout suicide and self-harm. "But I think you would have to bedepressed already to self-harm —"I like going out dressed in emoclothes because it causes a stir.There aren't many emos where Ilive, so people look at you. That sense of rebellion andbecame an emo at 16. also about making a statement."I was going through an unhappyperiod at school," she recalls. "I grewup in the wealthy area of Cheshuntin Hertfordshire, and I was surroundedby spoilt rich kids.

I feltthat being an emo gave me athat the "cult", as she calls it, washeavily linked to self-harm and"In hindsight, I can see that beinginvolved with such a cult can bedangerous if you are a vulnerable"There is a very darkside to being an emo, whichis about dressing in black andlistening to music with very deeplyrics. That could tip a vulnerableIn recent years, the growing reachof the internet and social networkingsites such as MySpace, Facebookand Bebo has meant that theinfluences to which teenagers areexposed are not controlled by mere geography. Briggs, a clinician in the adolescentdepartment of the Tavistock Clinic,says it can also adversely affect the"With mobile phones, the internetand Facebook you can create avirtual world that means you neednever be alone," he says. "It meansthat you don't ever have to be outof sight — and that doesn't allow anadolescent to experience that senseof being a bit separate, of finding"It means you don't have a chanceto mature on your own; to knowBond's behaviour on that tragicSeptember night last year willAt the inquest in Maidstone,School where Hannah was a pupil,admitted there had been problemsit "probable" that Hannah mighthave been influenced by anotheremo girl at the same school whohad attempted suicide a yearstudent, she was a close friendof Hannah's and one of a large"The amount of boys and girls whoseem to be into it is incredible

," theteenager told the Mail. "I reckonthere must be 15 to 20 per cent ofpupils who are emos. A boy in myclass has recently got into it and"He used to be normal but now heharms himself, he's dyed his hairblack and he wears dark clothes anda really long black coat. "He's got loads of plasters up his arms andcuts and marks. I tried to ask himabout them but he ignored me."It also emerged that in themonths leading up to her death,Hannah had begun to use thethe web on the family's laptop. I noticed that she wasaddicted to it [the internet]."There was a definite change inher desire to be online."On the night of her death, Hannahhad spent the evening at a friend'shouse — also an emo and one whohad also cut himself, telling hismother: "We're emos, we all do it."Hannah had wanted to sleep overand was upset at having to leave.When they got home, Mrs Bondtold Hannah to go to bed, addingthat they would discuss the matterturned to her and said: "I feel likeBreaking down in tears, Mrs Bondtold the inquest: "I think I said:'Don't be so silly — we'll talk aboutAn hour later, Mrs Bond went intoher daughter's bedroom at the familyhome in East Peckham, nearlifeless body hanging from themetal railing of the top bunk.