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Alternative lifestyle

An alternative lifestyle or unconventional lifestyle is a lifestyle perceived to be outside the norm for a given culture. The term alternative lifestyle is often used pejoratively. Description of a related set of activities as alternative is a defining aspect of certain subcultures.

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Alternative lifestyle

Nodes82
Edges81
Triples67
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.02439
Components1

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Alternative lifestyle

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related to Examples · 23
Alternative lifestyle → Alternative, Amish, Anabaptist Christians, BDSM, Bohemianism, Bruderhof Communities, Ethical, Freemasons, Hutterites, LGBT, LudditesEngagement, Mennonites, Modern Pagans, New Age, Non-normative, Ordo Templi Orientis, Orthodox Jews, Satanists, Schwarzenau Brethren, Stanford University
related to history · 9
Alternative lifestyle → Alternative, America, Behind, Charges, Soviet Union, The, The American, These, Women

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alternative lifestyle subcultures lifestyles often living culture term used movement activities certain also hippies bohemianism punk music norm pejoratively first

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Bohemianisminstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
punk rockinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
emoinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
metal music subcultureinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
antiquarian steampunkinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
hippiesinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
and vampiresBody modificationinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
including tattoosinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
body piercingsinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
eye tattooinginstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
scarificationinstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text
non-surgical stretching like ears or genital stretchinginstance ofand New Age travellersCountercultural movements and alternative subcultures0.80text

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