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Well, this probably is intended more for those of us who were born in the 80s or 90s, since their music would be relatively new to us (even if we have been listening to it since we were 3). But my question is whether or not your friends/family think you are super weird for being such a Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac fan.
My dad grew up listening to FM and Stevie and he thinks I am ridiculous for how much I adore Stevie. He doesn't understand it, in fact, he thinks I am somewhat "weird", haha. My roommate doesn't understand how I could like their music or what it is about it. I get weird stares in parking lots when I blast my Stevie music as I drive away. All my friends go "who's that weird girl on your tshirt" when I wear my Stevie/Mac attire. It's so annoying...because, to me, the world needs to know why Stevie is so great and amazing, but all I get is rude comments and weird looks. So this is the thread to post your weird/awkward social life moments where your love for Stevie Nicks has made you very "uncool" to others. But in spite of what they all think, our lives are so much more enriched than theirs, right? P.S.--Someone just asked me today if I was a lesbian because I like Stevie so much. What the hell is that about???
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