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The expression of emotions - the main rule for got. They are distinguished: self-expression, the confrontation of injustice, special, sensual attitude. Often emo - vulnerable and depressed person.
There is a stereotype of whiny emo as a man and a woman.
Despite the fact that the emo-core emerged and developed as a variant of punk rock, values of these sub-cultures are quite different.  In contrast to classic punk, emo features an emphasis on romance and sublime love. Emo more attention paid to the profound personal experiences than on social events.  The emo culture totally devoid of aggressive machismo typical of hardcore - the direct ancestor of emo. 
Emo is often compared to the gothic subculture, usually causing a protest at the "ready", and at the emo kidov, although some agree that among these sub-cultures have a certain relationship. Some researchers have suggested subculture that emo exposed greater risk of suicide than the "goths". According to Graham Martin, editor of the Australian magazine on mental health: