>>9808466
Aww, I'm sorry, anon. Regardless of the ties to fashion, losing friends is never fun. Having said that, I don't quite understand the issue of "peaking" early, or at all, in a fashion that's meant to be a form of self expression. Maybe you need to look at it in a different way, because in truth there's no real "goal" to this fashion beyond making the wearers happy.
I do agree that making a lot of friends, meeting your idols, modelling for a brand or several are all amazing experiences, but are there really goals? Are these the things you hoped to achieve with this fashion?
Sorry if I come off a bit judgmental, my intent is to suggest a different perspective. What made you want to wear this fashion when you first discovered it?
>>9808555
>How should i even approach people at a meetup?
Introduce yourself on the comm's FB page before you meet up with them, it can help. When you do get to the meetup, pay compliments to girls you want to strike a conversation with;
>wow anon your op is amazing! I always thought it looked nice in pictures but it's even better in real life
>I love your makeup, how did you do it?
>did you make your headdress yourself? It looks great! Have you been hand making your own accessories for a long time?
These are just a few examples, obviously you should try coming up with your own depending on the people you meet. It's really not that difficult. If English is your second language and you're self conscious about it, being straightforward about it can help too.
>sorry if my English is a bit weird, I'm not used to speaking it
Or something or other; most people are a lot more forgiving than you think.