Extremely sad. I do often wonder what the last song I will ever listen to will be, and along with that if the song I am listening to right now will be the last time I ever hear it.
What a loss! 😔 Music is such a huge spice of life. But things could be worse bc at least I’m not deaf
I don’t know if I could live honestly. Too quiet. I listen to music from 10am to bedtime (if i’m home and not otherwise occupied) then play music in my sleep. Sometimes I watch music videos instead of tv
I look for new music to add to my collection every year and make a playlist for every year. I started purchasing and “purchasing” music again this year and saving it all to a drive.
I love all kinds of music and love to sing. That would be such a sad life
What’s the point of even living like that?
I would be beyond heartbroken and go mad
I genuinely don’t know how I would live without listening to music, it’s my escape from reality. So to answer you question, it would break me
Am I allowed to learn to play an instrument myself? That’s what I’d do
I will grieve for a bit, and I will adapt. Humans can get used to anything.
i mean thats my true answer, but thinking about it is very sad
Alternatively, use telepathy to mind read other’s feeling the music they listen to.
Waku waku
Doki Doki Waku Waku ★
id probably fall into a deep depression. I love music so much
I’d live, but it’d suck even more.
I can’t live without it. I would be very lazy and unproductive
I am way ahead of you on that one.
Music keeps me going through life, whether it be listening on mobile, on vinyl at home, live at gigs/raves/concerts
I wouldn’t survive
I don’t even know. I could live without every other form of media, but I really don’t know what I’d do without music. I’d rather lose a limb
Oh man… Music lifts me out of a funk really quick. I’d be depressed and way more grumpy. I’m always listening to something
I would honestly kms. I’d rather be blind… big props to people who have experienced that and still exist.
Naah don’t do that. Beethoven went deaf and that didn’t stop him. There are other deaf musicians out there: Evelyn Glennie for one. And I’ve played for a deaf person who said she was able to feel the vibrations even if she couldn’t hear them, so she definitely appreciated the performance.








