What do you say if someone doesn't like your music? So how do you feel when a potential...

I stab them and move on.

Adogslife · 61-69, M

If they don’t like my music, they don’t have to listen. When I’m working out the music is somewhat loud and primarily a mix of old rock n’ roll, rap and some pop.

I can handle classical, particularly something light like Vivaldi. Country rarely works for me. I really don’t give a shit about your gf or your truck and I don’t drink from red solo cups either.

BlueSkyKing · M

I don’t seek approval from others on that subject. My attitude is only two kinds of music good or bad. We both can put on headphones. But we also can seek common ground on others genres.

Unlike religion, it’s a matter of what you were exposed to. Not a belief.

wackidywack · 26-30

I've actually always connected with people together with music. Every person I've dated I've similar taste in it. I'm not sure how well dissimilar taste in it in two people would work. seems almost trivial but there's truly something with music and connection

uncalled4 · 56-60, M

It's tough. It was like that with my college girlfriend and I. She only listened to things like Billy Joel, Simon and Garfunkel, classical, etc.

I liked all that stuff, but I also went way left-of-center and liked metal and bands like Husker Du. She outright hated them, and would even interrupt conversations I was having (with other people) to interject how much she disliked them. That was a drag. We were/are both musicians but there was this lame element of competition between us, from her side.

My current gf doesn't really get the last album I recorded, which is a comedy album. I'd bring her home rough mixes and laugh, but she'd go "Meh. Maybe it's only funny to you."

MrSmooTh · 31-35, M

It's not going to work. My music is too important to me. I can't sit there and pretend to like that mainstream garbage like mumble rap and popstsars who use autotune. 😒