Ugh.
I'm good a lots of things, writing, sports, saying terrible jokes and laughing at myself which then makes other people laugh but I really like music, I don't know if I just love it because I love listening to it but I do love it. Which is a awful career option because I have no rhythm. None at all. I don't even know why I'm still hung up on the idea of making it a valid career option I mean can you teach yourself rhythm?
Why can't I just pursers a different field in music such as being a writer for like the Rolling Stone, why do I want to just play in a band even though I can't even play a instrument?
If you have any advice I will listen to it!
Life is just so hard when living in the moment is the way to be happy, but planning for the future is the way to survive. And then we're expected to choose particular careers and it's all so stressful. Like, what if I really wanna be famous like Taylor Swift with all her model best friends (who doesn't) but I just have no talent in her area and it isn't even a valid career option? I guess living in the moment is great and all, but first we have to work to get ourselves to the point where we can take a break and have the resources to do so.
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I know exactly what you're saying. But, music is still an option if you want to pursue it. I never thought I'd even be interested in learning to play the guitar in the first place. Now look at me. I have two different guitars, made two covers, and have an entire blog dedicated to music.
ReplyDeleteIt's never too late to do something you really want to. And if the thought even bothered to linger in your mind, It's probably worth trying.
I hope this helped! It probably didn't but I hope you got something out of it!
Tbh same--one day I'll just be strolling along humming a Twenty One Pilots song and enjoying life and then my future will walk up and just blatantly slap me across the face and then I'm paralyzed for like a week. Which is my weird way of saying that I worry about the future too.
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to be good at playing instruments or have rhythm to make music--there's all sorts of jobs for producers who mix the music or you could use a synthesizer or electric keyboard or something else to bring a techno-pop sound into the mix--either way, you should go after what you really feel like you want to do. And if you want to make it a career, go to college for it! Classes can be at least a little better when you're interested in the topic. :)
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