Is anyone else addicted to music like I am?
By zionsphere
@zionsphere (673)
United States
September 28, 2010 9:03pm CST
I seriously have withdrawals if I don't get my "headphone time." Sometimes it's helpful because it motivates me to do house work or go take a walk, because then I have and "excuse" to put on my headphones and rock out for an hour or two.
At other times, it can really be a distraction if I am trying to study or something, and I suddenly get the urge to put them on and daydream rather than get my work done.
Honestly, if I have to go for more than a day without music I start to get angry and irritable! Does anyone else go to this extreme?
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4 responses
@Professor2010 (20162)
• India
10 Jan 11
Well i am not addicted in the true sense of the word, but i can say i am fond of old hindi movie songs and devotional songs, i don't use a head phone, but if you enter my room, you can hear them running at a low volume, it keeps my mind cool..
Thank you so much.
Professor ‘Bhuwan’. .
Cheers have a lucky day ahead.
@zionsphere (673)
• United States
10 Jan 11
Thank you, I hope you have a lucky day ahead too. I love devotional songs too. They are always so full of passion.
Have a great day!
@greenline (14838)
• Canada
18 Oct 10
Not to that extreme , but I certainly like listening to music. That is my favorite way to relax and get rid of the stresses of the day. I have a collection of CDs of different kinds of music. My most favorite is classical music, Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, Johan Strauss, and more. I listen to the CDs every evening after getting back home from my work.
@zionsphere (673)
• United States
5 Dec 10
I've been bounceing back and fourth between George Michael and queenryche.. weird combo huh?
@greenline (14838)
• Canada
29 Sep 10
I may not say that I am addicted to music. But, listening to music is my favorite way of relaxation and getting rid of the stresses. My full time job some times get really stressful and tiresome. So, after I get back home from work in the evening, I would listen to my favorite classical music CDs. That makes me feel much better and refreshed.
@zionsphere (673)
• United States
2 Oct 10
ahh yes. classical music is very relaxing. One of my all time favorite would have to be moonlight sonata.
@bounce58 (17387)
• Canada
2 Oct 10
I also went through a 'headphone phase' back in the day. That was when I was still a student, and there was not much in the form of entertainment except for music. It did help to clear my mind and to study for upcoming exams.
Nowadays, my music time is confined to when I'm driving. And music is the only allowable distraction.
@zionsphere (673)
• United States
2 Oct 10
One of the most enjoyable things in the world to me is to do house work or go for a walk with my headphones on. I'm losing some of my hearing because I turn them up loud enough to drown everything else around me out, and then I just let my mind wander as I'm cleaning or walking.
It's my personal hollodeck.
