I would still say "breaking" the rules mended by society still aren't something easy, boycotting jobs....well, that's a one-way ticket. I guess, being Rock is really cool, but knowing where to draw a line is probably more reasonable. Even if Toyoko kids dress more fashionably, it wouldn't change the fact that they are essentially homeless kids, and a lot of them have entered into the back-alley street jobs (Club hosting, Prostitution), now it makes me wonder where is this manga going? Is it glorifying the life of runaway kids or is it trying to shine a light on how sympathetic their lives are?