From these 2 sentences, one could gather from your post that you are/were a hipster. You first state that "they" (hipsters) came from a certain area. You included yourself in their group by adding "and I." You may have merely been stating that you came from there, but one could infer you meant that you were part of the group "them" which is hipsters. You then go on to state that people called you a hipster, but that you couldn't be since you weren't a trust fund kid. Therefore it could be assumed that you were/are a hipster in every sense of the word other than being born wealthy. And since that's not really a criteria in today's definition, that would make you a hipster today and/or a hipster in the past using a revised definition of the word.
Not calling you a hipster, but calling someone out for their reading comprehension may not be the best course as you lead one to make assumptions one way or the other to determine if you were stating you were, or were not, in fact a hipster.
Let me teach you reading friend.
I specifically said, "I recall someone calling me a hipster..." and then I decried it and mentioned others decrying it. I never, ever, claimed this and only a person with a horribly bad understanding of the simple English language could see otherwise.
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