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In Reply to: Hi Fi Fetishism posted by Tancred on February 21, 2007 at 10:02:01:
I'm an over-the-hill male who never succeeded in my career up to my potential, and I'm still working now with no chance of ever doing so. I've always scored about 65% introverted on the personality tests, and as I sink into the latest phase of my life, I'm letting the introverted side run rampant.Listening to relatively loud music gives one some solitude, even when others are nearby. Listening to soft music and napping on the sofa gives one some solitude. Going out to the shop and trying to revitalize some old speakers gives one some solitude. The artsy-craftsy aspects of speaker rehab gives me something benign that my wife can help me with and discuss constructively. It also gives me something to learn, as I was neither artsy-craftsy nor mister fixit when was younger and thought my career was on a fast track, and the learning helps me feel at least a little bit young.
I was an amateur musician, but my body has acquired some infirmities that make that frustrating now. Good to keep with the music by listening. It reminds me of happy hours spent making music.
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- Introversion Must Be It - Lucas Membrane 22:00:10 02/21/07 (1)
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