MyChemicalRomance711

Okay guys..This is my first 'official' journal. I'm just gonna tell you about something that's been getting to me a lot lately, and one of the times music saved my life. If you don't care, don't read. This is just something I wanted to get out there. My dad has never been the greatest guy in the world. He's an alcoholic, but he's never been abusive. Once, when I was two he tried to commit suicide, but luckily he was too drunk to hold the gun straight. My mom couldn't talk him down, so she asked my 11 year old half-brother (He had had two other wives before my mom...) to try. He ended up wrestling my dad to the ground for a loaded shotgun. My

Now, these are just my personal interps of their songs..They may be right, they may be wrong, I don't know, but these are kind of what they have taught me. Welcome To The Black Parade: Be yourself and don't take anyone's shit. Don't ever let anyone, or anything tell you who or what to be. And don't be ashamed or try to hide your past. It is what has shaped you into who you are today and what you will become tomorrow. And despite what anyone thinks of you, shrug it off, and carry on. if you are satisfied with yourself, that's all that matters. Famous Last Words: Again, be yourself. Don't be afraid to self-express, and don't be afraid of th

"Hey Girls, you're beautiful. Don't look at the magazines with the stick-like models. Just eat right and excersize. That's all. Don't let anyone tell you you're not good enough. You're too good. Love you're family with all your heart, and listen to it. You're gorgeous, whether you're a size 3 or 14. It doesn't matter what you look like on the outside, as long as you're a good person, as long as you respect others. I know it's been told a hundred times before, but it's true. Hey girls, you're beautiful." "Sometimes you have to kind of die inside, in order to rise from your own ashes, to believe in yourself, to love yourself, to beco