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I Like Good Music, Please Let Me Be One of You
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Honi Soit
It’s a phenomenon that pervades every kind of relationship – men I’m involved with platonically or romantically, male relatives, total strangers.
It matters that they think the music I listen to is good.
When women encounter men who listen to Laufey and beabadoobee they’re shocked to find a man taking music considered feminine seriously.
Haven’t we all met a guy who listens to ‘girl’ music and as a result considered him a beacon of feminism?
But even so, I want him to leave thinking, “That girl had great taste in music.