Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Yeah, everyone has their own music for every mood. Some people listen to upbeat, light rock when they're feeling down, others prefer angry, aggressive hardcore, some listen to quiet, calming ambient music, and for others, pop music is therapeutic.

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Basically, if you're feeling bad about something, you're sad and sitting around... after a dose of aggression, you're not as sad anymore, but rather you think, "Screw it, I didn't like it anyway, or I don't care about it anymore," but the sadness still remains inside. IMHO.

No, it's not like that for me. I think (I'm just thinking, not necessarily knowing for sure or claiming) that when I listen to angry, depressing, or aggressive music, I see a kind of ally in that same mood. I realize that I'm not the only one feeling angry and bad. This kind of music supports me. And when I listen to something cheerful and cute when I'm feeling down, I think, "How far away is that from me? They're having fun over there. Why are they having fun when everything is so bad? What idiots." Or, conversely, when I'm in a good mood, depressing and angry music just doesn't work. Although, I have one mood exception. I'm kind of cheerful, but also a little aggressive. I can do a lot of bad things when I'm having fun, even get into fights. For that kind of mood, I usually also like angry and aggressive music. And generally, something heavier.

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I'm going to sleep. Namarië.