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Lely
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20 Jul 2020, 9:04 am

I have been to a concert once when I was a teenager. It was alright but that experience doesn't need to be repeated.



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20 Jul 2020, 9:23 am

Outside venues, concerts bands Symphonies. What ever have alleviated the Stress of being there . A lot for me,

But stilll used earplugs .


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20 Jul 2020, 9:57 am

I loved going to concerts and sporting events by myself before COVID but badly wished I had a girlfriend to enjoy them with, as I always felt happiness was more real when shared :P :(



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20 Jul 2020, 10:06 am

I went to Ozzfest back in 2003 (I think) when I was in high school, I went with my mom instead of friends which in retrospect is kind of embarrassing, but it's still a fond memory. I remember hating how everyone was standing up, I just wanted to sit down in my seat, lol.

That's the only concert I've ever been to, not sure if I'd be willing to go to another one, it's kind of a nightmare scenario for me (loud, confusing, lots of people). I would love to go to a Daft Punk concert though, or see a live symphony orchestra that played video game music. :P


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