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Yeah, I love K-Pop and always play it really loudly when I'm home alone and dance around and sing and pretend I'm a kpop star lmao, all while simultaneously being horrendously suicidal
The music alone isn't everything. What one feels or thinks during listening heavily affects the perception. For example, sometimes I listen to happy songs when I'm sad and instead of it making me happy, I make it less happy and more sad or discover the hidden sadness within it.Similar threads
