No one insulted you. I said I didn't see how what you were wearing was relevant. I honestly had absolutely no idea what style you were going for. Instead of explaining yourself, YOU were the one who started slinging insults. You were the one who immediately got defensive and you're still being overly defensive and condescending. 

Second of all, I agree. Your clothes aren't customized enough. It just looks like a bunch of off-the-rack stuff, which isn't what you'd see in a punk outfit. No one is shooting you down for liking Pokemon, it's the fact that you're wearing an off-the-rack Pokemon shirt as the central piece of what you call a punk outfit. Even on a low budget, you can get creative with things like safety pins, paint and patching. I'm pretty broke and I do a LOT of DIY stuff. Even having a piece like a jacket or vest you did some interesting stuff to and can just throw over what you're wearing can add a lot more of a "fuck you, this is me!" than just wearing mistmatched clothes off-the-rack. 

If you do put more effort into your outfits outside of school, post those instead. On this forum, we don't know what you dress like when you go out with your friends, so if you're only showing us what you consider to be half-assed outfits, then our only exposure to your style is you as a half-assed dresser. I have to dress at least somewhat fashionable for work every day, but I also have to limit myself. Thus, those aren't the outfits I take pictures of and post. Yes, that means less pictures. With fashion, quality is better than quantity, though. Showing 1 really cool outfit is a lot better than showing 10 mediocre ones. 

You can identify with a movement or style of music without dressing in the fashion. As someone who participates in the local goth scene a bit, I can say that a lot of the local goths are really not into the fashion. However, those same goths aren't posting on fashion forums about how goth their fashion is. If you're into punk for the music, that's great. Also, just being "different" in general is a central point to most alt styles, not just punk. So if you're identifying with punk just because what you're wearing is different, that's like saying all salad dressing is ranch. 

To be honest, your style looks a lot just like how general nerd/geek girls look and people who are still wavering and not really in a style yet. That's fine, as long as you recognize yourself as that. This is a fashion forum, by the way. This is THE place to be judged based on what you're wearing. It's hard finding a balance of where your style fits in and still keeping it yours. I find that my style is my own, but still most recognizable as being visual kei or mode. I think having a variety of influences is great, it just takes practice to convey them in a visually pleasing way. 

You want pictures in this thread? Here's some vk. Some is daily, some is clubwear since, like I said, I do sometimes go goth clubbing. Even though you're not going for vk, I'm still going to go over some key points of establishing your style. (1) Get inspired and SHOW your inspiration in what you're wearing. If you keep seeing people in the fashion you like rocking Doc Martens, get some. If you see a lot of people wearing animal print and like it, get some. That's not called being a sheep, it's just simply following your inspiration. (2)I do NOT recommend copying someone's look head-to-toe or copying something that is their signature "thing" to do. You still want to be you, just a fashionable version of you. (3) Still treat what you're doing as fashion. You want to innovate fashion, not depart from it. At least, not if you're wanting to post on a fashion forum. Being different is great, but basic things like fit, silhouette, and coordination are still relevant if you want to call your clothing "fashion". You don't have to sacrifice looking good for looking different.