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Originally Posted by Braunwyn
We would be a match made in hell then lol. I used to live in Key West. We had a margharittaville ....*chokes self*
But, I do agree that music scenes can be a lifestyle. I've dated one man that wasn't into music or my scenes. It was a very cerebral relationship, which I enjoyed, but we were too different in the end. So, I wouldn't date anyone because of music, but most of my relationships have been with people that are into the same things I am.
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Great point! I'm really into punk and electronic music, but it seems like a lot, (not all) of the girls I've met who are, usually are covered in tats and have purple hair or are just "too hip" for me in other ways.
Admittedly, I like Hawaiian shirts and I'm not a huge Buffett fan. The only thing in my look that I've copied from a musician is my Buddy Holly glasses. I'm a big fan of Buddy Holly!
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Originally Posted by ulnevrwalkalone
I would not based solely on music, but to flip the question I have definitely been turned off by women because of their music taste. Like this one girl who pretty much only listened to pop music (Britney / Rhianna / pussycat dolls/ etc), that is not going to work for me. It wasnt because she liked it, its because she didn't like anything else. My music needs some depth, and my women do too.
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You more or less summed up my feeling on this subject, especially the last line. I think the biggest issue is not whether you like the same music as your partner, but rather if you can respect your partner's different tastes and vice versa.
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