Why are robots so infatiated with goth girls?

What about the aesthetic drives them to it?

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Most of us are in our mid 20s, super hot girls were goth when we were kids.

I'm something of a goth myself.

They think goth girls are outcasts so they might have a chance with her.

Basically this and I'm closer to 30 though, and might prefer the scene style.

Most of us are brown zoomers and want the palest girls possible

I have no idea. A 10/10 insta thot could walk up to me and say hello and I'd look straight past her if I saw a pale crackhead with bags under her eyes and a clear case of autism or BPD.

Doesn't matter if t's r9k fembots or some stacy decked out in 50 pounds of black make up and shitty tattoos, I can't not be horny for them.

It's probably because I'm a loser, and they are wearing the costume of losers, so I'm attracted to the camo. I'm sure the minute you get to know them they are no different from any other stacy.

The newbaby goth obsession is the latest chronological "tone" in the cultural echo of punk rock chicks that started in Britain 40 years ago.

My versions of it growing up in the late 80s/early 90s was a combination of the nu(80s)-punk chicks, the suburban rocker-girl-next-door, the 90s grunge girls, and the cringy anne rice vampire goths. All of which were followed by emo and scene girls in the kids coming up behind me.

Most of these dark fashionista variants throughout the decades carry much of the same core traits that attract boys/men: they were (mostly) down-to-earth, "cool girls" who you could easily get along with. You shared a lot of tastes in movies and music (rock, alternative, horror and artsy movies, etc).

They were kind of quasi-tomboys, in that they weren't easily grossed out (usually the opposite), but often retained typical feminine traits, tastes, and mannerisms.

Essentially, all these styles that hail from punk have an attractive core trait that rejects the old (60s) stereotype of "boys are from mars, women are from venus" mentalities in romance and pair bonding.

Basically you felt like you better understood and got along with your "Goth GF" instead of (say) "Cheerleader Stacey" whom you shared next to no interests with.

TL;DR - What it boils down to is that the aesthetic mentally triggers "Cool, hot, fun GF I can easily get along with" in a lot of males.

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Robots don't think they got a chance with a Becky and can't relate to her relative "normalcy."
You can project any character trait you want onto an Alt girl, evidence be damned.
Not just goth girls, it's the same with e-girls, fembots, gamer girls, arthoes, etc.