[ SECRET POST #2925 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2925 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Weirdly, I'm like this with music. I feel really strange sharing my music interests with others, even when directly asked. I want to wear headphones even at home. The thing is, I'm not even passionate about music at all and have few strong opinions on it. It just feels intensely private to me.

I think it stems partly from having no music-playing device except a walkman as a kid, so I came to see music as something enjoyed only privately, and partly because some people can be so incredibly judgy about music tastes that they'll flip out on you if the station you happen to have the radio tuned to plays something they don't like and I want none of that.

[(Anonymous)]

Me too. With both music and people I find attractive.

I think my family just thinks I don't like music...

[diet_poison]

I don't necessarily think there's anything wrong with this, I'm just curious - how do you find new music?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh god, I feel this whole thread so fucking hard. I'm just super secretive about everything, even with people I'm really close to--about who I'm attracted to, what music I listen to, etc. I used to be sort of like that about shows/movies, too, but I've gotten better about that. Still, fandom is an incredibly private thing for me--I act relatively indifferent toward even my favorite things when around real-life friends. I can't help it.

Sometimes I wonder if all this is why I've never been in a romantic relationship--if I'm this bad at expressing my emotions about appearances/*things*, how in hell am I supposed to express them about *people*?