Which means they’re unlikely to be on a goth-specific dating site, which is what I believe this question is about
But the more relevant question for the OP’s purposes is what percent of people his age are that type. Much closer to 0% than 1%. Don’t make that your main criterion.
This doesn’t make any sense. Lots of people in the 80’s were listening to The Damned, Christian Death, Bauhaus, &c., seeing as how that’s when those bands were making records and touring. Lots of those people were women who are now around 40. However, I don’t know that many women of their age who would ever label themselves “goth”, even if they still dress in black and go see https://www.datingreviewer.net/craigslist-hookup Mark Ryden shows.
I don’t understand. First you say that what I said doesn’t make sense, then you explain why what I said does make sense. That is, of course there are people in the OP’s age range who were listening to similar kinds of music when they were younger. They might still have an affinity with that music now. But he just gave musical tastes as background context for wanting “goth” types.
Again, these are all generalizations and back-of-the-envelope statistics. Are there die-hard goths in their 40s? I’m sure there are. But have the vast majority of the kids I knew in high school who were into goth culture settled down into a more-or-less mainstream existence, even if they still have a countercultural personality (which might appeal to the OP) and some of the same music in their iPods? (περισσότερα…)