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02/20/26(Fri)17:28:15 No.129483649
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Anonymous 02/20/26(Fri)17:28:15 No.129483649 Archived
Do you get goosebumps or any other physical reactions when you listen to music? It amazes me that there are people out there who don't.
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Anonymous
02/20/26(Fri)18:38:47 No.129484108
Anonymous 02/20/26(Fri)18:38:47 No.129484108
moreso since I've gotten older. sometimes I even tear up a little at sad songs.
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Anonymous
02/20/26(Fri)18:41:34 No.129484124
Anonymous 02/20/26(Fri)18:41:34 No.129484124
>>129483649
only with orchestra/choir music, extremely rare for me to get it with "regular" music
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02/20/26(Fri)18:46:53 No.129484175
Anonymous 02/20/26(Fri)18:46:53 No.129484175
>>129484108
Same. I've become cold and dead inside in my old age but music has never lost its effect on me. It's legit one of the only valid reasons to keep going.
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