This is a somewhat serious question. I won't go into traits associated with liking country music. Just wondering what people's thoughts are. Furthermore, would you ever MARRY a girl who listened to country music? Would you allow her to play it in the car while on road trips?
DealBreaker? wrote:
I won't go into traits associated with liking country music.
Associating traits with a music genre rdveals things about YOU not her. Stop being a bigot.
It would only be an issue if I was a self-centered prick.
I wouldn't be able to live in a house where country music was constantly played. Fortunately I've never dated someone who frequently listened to country, but would be less likely to enter a relationship with them.
Oh Lordy, here you go...??
Better yet....here is another one..enjoy!!
Sure, my GF used to like the Dixie Chicks.
Hell no
DealBreaker? wrote:
This is a somewhat serious question. I won't go into traits associated with liking country music. Just wondering what people's thoughts are. Furthermore, would you ever MARRY a girl who listened to country music? Would you allow her to play it in the car while on road trips?
Sure.
If you ask a question like this you probably should go into the traits associated with country music, so we can assess how big of a jackass you are. We know you are a big jackass, but how big?
I seriously dislike country music, so it would be really hard simply because I wouldn’t want her to play it when I’m around. But if the girl is cool, that’s what’s important, I can deal with listening to country
Let me break it to ya! wrote:
Oh Lordy, here you go...??
Immediately knew there would be at least one idiot that felt it was his duty to post links to country songs he likes to "show everyone" how "great" it is, that not one person who reads this thread will click on, including myself.
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Yes definitely would even marry one, but I wouldn't date a girl who likes shitty pop or rap music.
Country is my default music genre on the radio even though I listen to a lot of different stuff. I even like going to see a few mainstream country artists live so yeah, I'd love to have a significant other that knows and appreciates country music. Overall, musical preference doesn't really factor too much into the equation for me when evaluating potential dating opportunities but I still envision my heart being stolen by a girl with working knowledge of Texas country.
14 is a tough age. Don't worry, it gets better.
I suggest you not think about dating until you finish middle school. While you wait, listen to some classic artists like Johnny Cash (At Folsom Prison is a good start) and Emmylou Harris, and some of the alternative country artists like Uncle Tupelo, Lucinda Williams, or Whiskeytown. At your age you should be learning to expand your horizons. It's much harder when you become an adult.
Married one 43+ years ago. Wouldn’t change a thing.
“Nobody knows what goes on behind close doors.”
well...... wrote:
I suggest you not think about dating until you finish middle school. While you wait, listen to some classic artists like Johnny Cash (At Folsom Prison is a good start) and Emmylou Harris, and some of the alternative country artists like Uncle Tupelo, Lucinda Williams, or Whiskeytown. At your age you should be learning to expand your horizons. It's much harder when you become an adult.
We’re not talking about this kind of country music. We’re talking about the garbage you hear on the radio. But all those artists are a good start to a deeper world.
I'm not going to pile on here - in my opinion, country music is an outdated artform. I grew up in the country - and in small towns. Country music is about a glorified and exaggerated past, and not innovative or envelope-pushing at all lyrically or musically.
Essentially, country music is non-artistic. It's background music for people who want to pretend the rural past was always great and the urban lifestyle (which they likely live) is something foreign.
I wouldn't marry someone who liked country music, not because I hate the genre or people who listen to it, but because I wouldn't wind up in a relationship with someone who disliked interesting or progressive art.
Good troll thread.
Music preference reveals a lot about compatibility in a relationship. If you CANNOT stand a certain type of music, it will be very difficult to maintain a relationship with someone who LOVES it. The differences in your personalities run deeper than the music of choice.
Every long-term relationship I've been in, the girl happened to have similar music tastes. I've dated women who had vastly different tastes, and it never lasted. Music was not a driving factor in that. It's just a symptom of the underlying incompatibility.