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Holy Abode of Debauchery. English version

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Think of it this way, rose-tinted glasses are beautiful.
Here's an essay I wrote yesterday after searching on Google and then editing it myself. The teacher was pleased (no surprise), and I think it covers everything that's needed.
Recently, we discussed the topic of subcultures in the modern world in class. Today, there are quite a few of them: hippies, goths, emo, punk, sxe, and so on. Each of them has its own principles, traditions, rules, and regulations, as well as its own characteristics, such as appearance and behavior. There are both supporters and opponents of specific subcultures and subcultures in general. In this essay, I will consider the arguments "for" and "against" belonging to a group.

Why is it good to belong to a subculture? Firstly, you'll find like-minded friends, people who have a lot in common with you. Secondly, group membership will allow you to stand out among other people. You will have a special appearance and behavior.
Thirdly, it can be your entertainment or a hobby, just like playing any game, getting involved in any activity, or going in for sports.
But don't forget about the negative sides. If you belong to any group, you are bound by its rules. This limits your actions.
Also, you will be exposed to conflicts with society and can make enemies. There can also be disagreements between subcultures, which may be a danger for you.

As for my opinion, I don't respect subcultures. If you want to stand out from everyone, you won't stand out by joining a group because in this group, you're still "the same as everyone else." Also, it isn't necessary to belong to a subculture to find like-minded friends. This way, you can be yourself, unique and inimitable, and have friends with the same interests without restricting yourself with rules and without gaining more enemies.


although I think I messed up something with the tenses.
Anyway, forget it.