girls who are in the same level

i_o · Post by **i_o** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 3:02 am

what a chauvinist topic

kexie · Post by **kexie** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 2:29 pm

i_o wrote:what a chauvinist topic

hahaha

thom · Post by **thom** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 3:32 pm

fck.

I'm in love.

I just went out to get a latté... and the new girl at my beloved Café Coyote looked and smiled at me...

She

is

so

gorgeous.

If she's into minimal things... does not matter.

What I know is that I want to die.

briananeurysm · Post by **briananeurysm** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 3:03 am

from my experience, you dont have to have the same taste exactly, but whats important is support for each others passions and interests. My wife is a singer and I'm a producer, and we've worked together, though we have slightly different tastes in music.

But she respects techno and likes the occasional track i play to her. doesnt like all of it, but respects it enough to see why i like it. And vice versa. I dont like all the stuff she likes, but i can understand why she does.

What it comes down to is a common respect and understanding for each other's tastes. There needs to be agreement on some level, but as long as you can respect the differences at the same time, you're absolutely fine. especially with things like music and movies.

Allied Nations · Post by **Allied Nations** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 3:02 pm

thom wrote:fck.

I'm in love.

I just went out to get a latté... and the new girl at my beloved Café Coyote looked and smiled at me...

She

is

so

gorgeous.

If she's into minimal things... does not matter.

What I know is that I want to die.

Is this place in montreal? im always down for some new eye candy...

Heino · Post by **Heino** » Sat Dec 30, 2006 5:20 pm

Well call it an egotrip, or whatever, but when a girl i like is really into the music i create, man, it's just such a rush. Happened to me yesterday at a party... seeing her having such a blast dancing on my stuff, and telling me how she was just tripping on it... fck that was sweeeeet!

Not that it's essential, but when it's such a part of your life... what I create, it's who I am. So if a girl doesn't like it, it's like she reject a huge part of myself.

*sorry if the post makes not much sense, i'm still drunk

'gameover' · Post by **'gameover'** » Sat Dec 30, 2006 6:35 pm

it's more important to match in bed than in music, please.
agree with brian a. about support and that kind of things.

Heino · Post by **Heino** » Sat Dec 30, 2006 11:34 pm

'gameover' wrote:it's more important to match in bed than in music, please.

Well, as long as she doesn't ask for the "Best of Emo" compilation while we shag...

Mind you, I couldn't put my own music either... i'd always be like "mmm.... maybe the bassline should be a little louder here..." instead of keeping my mind on the deed.