I’d be sad but I’d probably still go on. I could still feel it, I could even kinda hear it, too, through my imagination and reading the sheet music.
If I was ever blinded and couldn’t see, though? I would end my life pretty quickly.
id probably fall into a deep depression. I love music so much
I love music and almost every time something is playing on my headphones.
If I would go deaf, then songs would continue playing in my head. And then start to decay until only broken fragments loop through my head forever and drive me insane.Still, I would rather loose my hearing then my eyesight. But lets hope nobody here looses any of it.
I will grieve for a bit, and I will adapt. Humans can get used to anything.
Alternatively, use telepathy to mind read other’s feeling the music they listen to.
Waku waku
i mean thats my true answer, but thinking about it is very sad
Well sir, I have to say I do not like that prospect one bit.
I don’t know if I could live honestly. Too quiet. I listen to music from 10am to bedtime (if i’m home and not otherwise occupied) then play music in my sleep. Sometimes I watch music videos instead of tv
I look for new music to add to my collection every year and make a playlist for every year. I started purchasing and “purchasing” music again this year and saving it all to a drive.
I love all kinds of music and love to sing. That would be such a sad life
Would put me in a deep deep depression. Just shoot me and get it over with
I’d be alright, I can hear it in my mind the same
Music keeps me going through life, whether it be listening on mobile, on vinyl at home, live at gigs/raves/concerts
I wouldn’t survive
I genuinely don’t know how I would live without listening to music, it’s my escape from reality. So to answer you question, it would break me
I wouldn’t function.
I would honestly kms. I’d rather be blind… big props to people who have experienced that and still exist.
Naah don’t do that. Beethoven went deaf and that didn’t stop him. There are other deaf musicians out there: Evelyn Glennie for one. And I’ve played for a deaf person who said she was able to feel the vibrations even if she couldn’t hear them, so she definitely appreciated the performance.
Very
I can’t live without it. I would be very lazy and unproductive
I am way ahead of you on that one.
I would be very sad but at least now have heard so much I think it would stick with me, and already get auditory hallucination sometimes, so might be able to imagine it. If you mean deafness.
If you mean some sort of music blindness, like it’s only music I can’t hear, it never sounds like music and I can’t remember any of it? That seems inhuman, and I am not sure at all whether I would miss it, maybe not - the only analogue I have is sex drive, I run hot most of my life, sex is something I enjoy so much and value that ability to enjoy it but when I was nursing kids, it was gone, entirely gone, I had less than no sex drive and while it caused problems in my relationship, I can’t say I missed it exactly? I didn’t care that I didn’t care about sex and couldn’t feel it. So if I became amusical in that way, maybe I would not care. It’s just hard to imagine, just like right now it’s hard to believe I didn’t care about missing out on the sexual pleasure.









