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Originally posted by blupblup
reply to post by Frankenchrist
Animals make beautiful music...
Originally posted by Frankenchrist
My question is is. Do you, or do you know someone who does not like music? I work with someone who says she does not like music. She only listens to fast uptempo music to work out to at the gym. This woman to me seems to be a bit narcissistic. Almost fake. And pretty confontational, angry. But when she is told something that goes against what she has said to someone, she breaks down and cries.
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by Frankenchrist
My question is is. Do you, or do you know someone who does not like music? I work with someone who says she does not like music. She only listens to fast uptempo music to work out to at the gym. This woman to me seems to be a bit narcissistic. Almost fake. And pretty confontational, angry. But when she is told something that goes against what she has said to someone, she breaks down and cries.
Be careful here. It almost sounds like you are creating a cause-effect relationship. People who don't like music are confrontational, angry, fake, and narcissistic. It sounds to me more like she doesn't like input, that any kind of input is an assault. Obviously there is something wrong with her, but the lack of music is likely not the cause.
I understand her stance. I rarely listen to music. It's not that I don't "like" it. It's just that I don't see why people listen to it all day long. When I see someone with the white earphones I think, well, now THERE'S someone in their own little world not allowing the rest of the world in at all. Maybe that's narcissistic, too!
I like peace and quiet. I feel the same way about TV. If you want to watch something, sit down and watch it. But if you have it on for background noise, turn it off. It draws the eye and is full of advertising anyway. I'm not anti-TV. My screen is 63". It's just that I watch it an hour a day, and turn it off for the rest.
Originally posted by blazingdefiance
yeah gotta agree with you on that one.... I would have to say people who outrightly say with passion "I don't like music!" must have an issue of some sort, IMO the whole Universe is structured on soundwaves..... soooo... yeah... I'm not sure where i'm going with this but I think you get my point
But yeah good advice there, BE CAREFUL WHEN DEALING WITH SAID INDIVIDUAL!
Originally posted by Frankenchrist
Originally posted by blupblup
reply to post by Frankenchrist
Animals make beautiful music...
Sure they do.
We as humans hear birds tweeting and whales making strange noises as music.
To these animals, it's just a form of communication.
Not songs.
Everyone knows that birds and insects sing with abandon, and humans undoubtedly enjoy singing. But what about other animals? Biologists define song as “a sound made by an animal during its breeding season to attract a mate and/or defend a territory,” but when you listen to whale song, it’s hard to imagine that it’s all about breeding and defending. Do some animals have a real joy of singing just as humans do? Here’s a look at some animals on Earth who vocalize in what sounds suspiciously like song.