Yeah, no offense, but my brother went through this same sort of thing. In college, he dressed all grunge, lots of piercings, etc.. When he graduated and started interviewing, he cleaned right up. He had to. After seeing some of the other people he was up against and not getting a second interview or a job, he had to change his appearance. Very few places will take you seriously as a professional when you look like that. My brother doesn't look anything like he used to, he had to get cleaned up, otherwise he'd still be working fast food. Be it right or wrong, you have to decide what is more important to you. smile.gif
That's why when I see kids (or young adults) with lots of peircings, they dress down, etc., I think to myself: Have fun, look like that and enjoy it while you are young. Because if you to become a professional in a normal workplace at some point in your life, you can't look like that... graemlins/thumb.gif