[PAULYBEE2656]

of course, who am i to talk judge bad taste, i love the magik markers!

[su x*]

yes, but id get on my nerves, i mean if its love, that would eventually mean a lot of contact

but then shed be freaked out by sy

[pbradley]

Can't really go to shows together.

[contrelefuckingsexisme]

yeah, i even might get along a lot better with someone who doesn't listen to the same music as i do...

[mangajunky]

Originally Posted by batreleaser

a different version of the "could you love someone who does not love sonic youth" thread, that I though was ridiculous, of course its possible to love someone who has a different opinion concerning ONE band. but could you love a person who refuses to listen to anything beyond the radio? i once though that it was impossible, but i have met someone that has radically changed my opinion. in high school, i dated the same girl for three years, and she had decent in music, not great, but she also loved to party, liked that i plkayed guitar and skateboarded, and she was the first girl i loved. i then went of to college, needless to say it didnt work out, it sucked, i got depressed, all the normal bullshit. from then on i dated three different girls. first one i met at an animal collective show, she had great taste in music, we dated for about a month, and i found that all we did was argue needlessley about music and pop culture, and it was boring and irriating dating a girl with the exact same interests as me. i then met a girl through a friend, and we bonded over drugs and ornette coleman. she was absolutley stunningly beautiful, but obviously we ended up getting too fucked up on drugs and after two months i couldnt stand her. the third girl isnt worth mentioning but she also had great taste in music. but currently, i am dating a girl who doesnt like or care about good music at all, is extremly preppy, doesnt read much more than romance novels, and shes in a fucking SORORITY. and yknow what, im completley in love with her. her bitchy sorority friends all give her shit for dating some "werid sketchy dude who wears ripped jeans and has headphones on all the time", and she tells them to fuck off. that my friends, is charachter. moral of the story, there is so much more to relationships than taste in music and pop culture, and its pointless to go around looking around for a girlfriend/boyfriend who digs the boredoms. do people agree with me or do i just sound like a sappy deuche?

I can't love someone who doesn't break their thoughts into paragraphs.

Originally Posted by contrelefuckingsexisme

yeah, i even might get along a lot better with someone who doesn't listen to the same music as i do...

Even better if someone doesn't listen to any music at all.

[floatingslowly]

I've left girls over their country music habbits.

that shit makes my spine ache.

[tesla69]

no.

[phoenix]

my partner has really really really different taste in music to me. He works in stage production an so 90% of what he listens to are musical scores.

Sometimes it drives me mad when I get in the car when he picks me up from somewhere and he has like Tarzan playing super loud or The lion king or sthg. All the hardcore points I've earned standing there looking awesome are instantly blown away.

Other times its really nice to have someone who does listen to something really different, because it gets me to listen to a lot of stuff I wouldn't have otherwise, and really completely enjoy some of it.

He digs some of my music but mostly doesn't understand it. 'It's just noise. where is the orchestral backing? ' etc etc. when I put on Diana ah naid or Catatonia he calls it my lesbian music.. along with a lot of other girl stuff I listen to.

And today I'm trying my hardest to try and get him to come to sonic youth tonight with me so I dont have to ask another one of my friends, who music wise are all guys, and then he'd get jealous anyway.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by pbradley

Can't really go to shows together.

This part is the worst and is the thing that really makes it hard sometimes. I go along to shows of his but hes not really as good as coming to gigs with me. Cos of the standing. : /

Im not sure he fully understands listening to people sing bad musicals is just as torturous to me.

[krastian]

No, unless he was a professional athlete with a perfect bubble butt or something.....I might let that one slide.

[touch me i'm sick]

my boyfriend hates sonic youth

[ithinkimissyou]

I could, once they didn't start giving out about my taste. Live and let live. So I guess this is pretty much like how I'd deal with someone who was religious. Believe/like whatever the hell you want, if you get something from it, awesome. But if you start preaching about how you're right and I'm wrong or something, then goodbye.

[✌➬]

Originally Posted by touch me i'm sick

my boyfriend hates sonic youth

Same here.

Krastian I agree with you on that. Well I just want an athlete.

[krastian]

I mean, there is def. a real difference in someone having BAD taste overall and someone having different tastes that you have. For me, there has to be some kind of musical symmetry between us....that is part of the turn on.

[barnaclelapse]

If they were open-minded, absolutely.

If not, that initial attraction might be difficult, but it wouldn't be absolutely impossible either.

[demonrail666]

I'm going through a strange phase in an 'is-it-on/is-it-off?' relationship at the moment. It seems neither of us can quite work out whether our shared tastes and interests really warrants us taking that next step. If anything, we're far too similar in terms of taste and general outlook on life. I dunno, life's never straight-forward.

[touch me i'm sick]

i think the bigger issue is being motivated to get to know, or even be interested in talking to someone with different taste in music.