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Does music taste affect your dating life? Different vibes vs. same playlist

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Participants Terry Ramos60ironowl13Ashley Thomas22Nicole Bakerhollowseal33Arthur Barnesstormywolf39Susan Edwards3Gary Hall60lonegardener14Megan Castillo31vividharbor38boldeagle3Timothy Jones85ironcrane7shadowgardener12Daniel Booth88Steven Hernandez9Kevin Chavez3Nicholas Perez33placidraven22boldscout72Charles Harris47Jonathan Ross6 …
ironcrane7 ironcrane7 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#21 ·
Generally speaking, if someone listens to country music, they’re probably a decent human being. Now, those homoerotic vibes similar to Morrissey aren't exactly my cup of tea, but I can appreciate a bit of moderate campiness.
It’s a complicated equation.
I can't help but think back to that high school fling where some young intellectual tried to seduce me while playing Schoenberg's compositions in the background. 😲
Timothy Jones85 Timothy Jones85 Active Member
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#22 ·
Man, I was just reminiscing about back in my teens when I used to mess around with my girl, Dua Lipa—honestly, it's better to go out a legend while you're young than to fade away as an old man😳 🙄 😁

The real kicker? If I were playing those moves at my age right now, I’d be absolutely killing it with women my own age😁
ironowl13 ironowl13 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2005
#23 ·
ironcrane7 said:Generally speaking, if someone listens to country music, they're probably a decent person.

👍 😁
Daniel Booth88 Daniel Booth88 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2004
#24 ·
It used to be a total nightmare for me, but now? Now I’m actually feeling pretty good about it. It’s honestly kind of funny watching everyone lose their minds over Rufus Wainwright—even if I’m busy tearing into Megadeth myself. Opposites attract, I guess. That's just how it goes.
Steven Hernandez9 Steven Hernandez9 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2003
#25 ·
ironcrane7 said:Generally speaking, if someone listens to country music, I suppose that implies they are a decent person.

🙂
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#26 ·
loverman said:It’s honestly ridiculous for a guy to be listening to stuff like Agnostic Front or The Smiths.

Give me a break... how on earth are Agnostic Front and The Smiths even in the same category?🤣
shadowgardener12 shadowgardener12 Active Member
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joined Dec 2002
#27 ·
Timothy Jones85 said:I was just thinking back to when I was flirting with my own Dua Lipa back in the mid-2000s... honestly, better to be drunk than old.😳 🙄 😁

The worst part is, at my age now, I’d probably have way more luck with women our age.😁

What do you mean by that? That you'd still be going after fifteen-year-olds? 😲 😁 Watch out, you might get stoned... if you happen to be in Omaha.
shadowgardener12 shadowgardener12 Active Member
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#28 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Man, what kind of music are we even talking about here? Like, Agnostic Front or The Smiths?🤣

😁 😁 👍
more like Coldplay and Sisters of Mercy...
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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#29 ·
Timothy Jones85 said:But you have to admit, they also enjoy listening to Chris Rea and Phil Collins... I guess that’s where we see a bit of common ground and mutual understanding right there!😁

...rather than just senseless aggression😁
shadowgardener12 shadowgardener12 Active Member
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#30 ·
Nicholas Perez33 said:...rather than any kind of rational violence 😁

understandable
while some guy sits there listening to Frankie... Sinatra... yeah, you need that 🙂 every single day.
😁
Timothy Jones85 Timothy Jones85 Active Member
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joined Nov 2004
#31 ·
That’s what you’re calling it!?
I basically implemented a policy of controlled aggression😁 😁 just to push back against those "sanctions"😁 😁

It’s all well and good to try and find some middle ground with a girl who actually has decent taste in music... usually we're talking The Cure or Primus
🙂 😎

yeah, and she doesn't even like Joy Division😠
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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#32 ·
Timothy Jones85 said:yeah, and they aren't even a fan of Joy Division either😠

they totally deserve a massive "fall down the stairs" moment😬 🙂 :nusret:
vividharbor38 vividharbor38 Newcomer
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#33 ·
Mr. Wrong said:Seriously? What kind of music is "like Agnostic Front or The Smiths"? 🤣

😬 I was trying to cover a wide range of bands here. It’s just like reading Prindla, where suddenly The Smiths turn into some ultra-right-wing Oi! band.😁
placidraven22 placidraven22 Member
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joined Sep 2004
#34 ·
I used to date this guy who couldn't stand my taste in music. It wasn't just the genres; he hated how much I actually cared about it. I’d go on and on about bands and upcoming shows, but he wouldn't step foot in a venue even if I handed him a front-row pass for free. He spent half our relationship trashing my playlists, mocking my friends because they shared my taste, and basically looking down on everything that made me tick.
I didn't stick around to take it.😁
boldscout72 boldscout72 Newcomer
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#35 ·
Rajka said:Generally speaking... if someone actually listens to country music, it's a pretty safe bet they're a decent human being.

🙏
vividharbor38 vividharbor38 Newcomer
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#36 ·
Rajka said:Generally speaking, if they listen to country music, they're a good person.

moose - check
boldscout72 - check
All we need now is Harrigan to quote this line and drop a smiley face.😁
Charles Harris47 Charles Harris47 Newcomer
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#37 ·
Lali Puna said:Is it impossible for you to view someone as a potential partner if they don't share your exact taste in music?

Man, tell me about it.😁

When you’re in a "long-term, serious" relationship and sharing a relatively small apartment together,

the ultimate solution is headphones.😳

I'm being dead serious here. We aren't worlds apart—he's big into blues and 70s rock, which is totally fine, and I actually enjoy listening to it with him—but then he starts cranking The Smiths or Depeche Mode's darker stuff, and suddenly...

headphones, I tell you.

It’s the same story with those damn football games and all the other sports content that my man feels incomplete without watching.🙄 🙄

The fix? Get a second TV.

🥳
Jonathan Ross6 Jonathan Ross6 Newcomer
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#38 ·
I’ve always had a thing for punks. 🤣
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
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joined Mar 2005
#39 ·
Rajka said:Just don't listen to Radiohead.

So, is this officially our breakup then?
well, damn.
you're actually a pretty good kisser, though.
Samuel Murphy6 Samuel Murphy6 Regular
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joined Apr 2006
#40 ·
Reagan said:Generally speaking, if someone listens to country music, you can pretty much assume they’re a decent human being.

And if it’s real American country? Well, then we're talking about a true legend, plain and simple.🙂

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