I feel like I'm always missing everything. I feel like I'm spending more time catching up than actually interacting with people anymore, these days. I'm out for about 8-9 hours a day, then I get home and spend about an hour or two seeing what I"ve missed. Maybe I shouldn't worry about it. I'm used to missing people, missing conversations. It happens all the time at work, why do I feel the compulsive urge to keep up with this at home so much too? Music is an interesting thing. It's funny how everyone has their own thing that puts them in their "happy zone", so to speak. Some people like upbeat, dancy tunes, some people just like more relaxed, chill tracks... and then you have me who likes having their face shredded off. (not literally, of course.) I just find it kinda interesting how some people can relax to something so vastly different from another. While I do generally touch base with everything, or at least try to, as I hugely believe there's value in almost all music, I find that my usual fare as of late (example linked, for the curious) isn't really something I share in common with most people. I figure that's a good example as I actually listened to it on my break at work during a hellishly fast day, and I came back feeling a ton better. It's understandable: not everything is for everyone. I just kinda wish sometimes that music taste wasn't something people tended to look down on others for and that I knew a few more people into that kind of thing. (I used to be guilty of the first for a while, even, even if in more of a joking tone) I feel like this is word soup by this point. I just got a phone call and nearly shit myself since I thought it was work wondering where I was at first. It turned out to be a random number. Doesn't help with the nerves, though.