is anyone else's mood here really affected by music?

>>74873667
No, you're just a normalfag

Music doesn't directly influence my mood, it acts more like a catalyst that enables me to think about and reinforce how I feel. Like, listening to sad music when I'm depressed feels comfy.

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>>74873689
o-ok

Literally falling victim to EMOTIONAL DISHONESTY in 2017? Please kill yourselves.

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anon....

I get you. I know that feel.

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>>74873700

> listening to sad music when I'm depressed feels comfy.

No better feeling desu

>>74873667
definitely not bipolar

>>74873667
The only effect I get is a positive one, whether it's some feel good vibes or inspiration to get back to writing after an artist kills it. Then again, I forgot when I felt sad last time so can't really recall the effects of music in the negative moments.

kys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdV7iNxx83Y

>>74873700
This. If I listen to aggressive music when I'm mad for example it feels great.

Music is almost like another language that we all understand in our own way. Certain sounds channel concepts that can't be expressed in words.

i wish, happy songs don't make me any better, just make me more depressed by describing what i lack

Depends on the music and context. I'm currently in the middle of bad depression and couldn't get thru Stage Four without crying, but when I'm already feeling awful some depressive music calms me down.

>>74875054
do you listen to dsbm?

>>74873700
No you should listen to more upbeat music when sad.
Stuff about those parties you're not invited to, the sex you're not having and the good feeling that's so alien to you.

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>>74874829
listening to death and black metal when i'm pissed is the best feeling

>>74875280
Nope. I had a Silencer album but I didn't hear it in years.

Yes it can, but your mood also has a great impact on it too.
However lets say a really sad song comes on, it could change your mood depending on how ''strong'' the song is in a certain emotion.

>>74873667
Uhhhh hate to break it to you anon but normal people don't feel emotions past the age 12.