does music help you?
By jhl930
@jhl930 (3601)
United States
January 13, 2009 6:13pm CST
when im doing something on the computer or exercising or something like that i always have to have music because if i don't honestly it won't be that great and it'll just drag by for me and it really helps me but ive heard before that it does distract other people when they try and listen to music while doing something like this and i was just wondering abotu all of you, does music help you? i would like to take this time to thank everyone for taking the time out of your day to come by and read and review my discussion and hopefully answering, and trying to help me, and i hope that you all have a great day and night tonight, thanks again for taking the time to stop by.
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7 responses
@hildas (3031)
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14 Jan 09
I cannot concentrate when I am on the computer and music is on. It is very quiet though and gets boring, but I find it affects my thoughts and typing.
When I do the ironing and housework though I love to have my favourite Music on. I love driving to music as well and always have it blasting in my car.
@olimpero2008 (6)
• United States
30 Mar 09
I like to have some music when I'm typing or just surfing the net, in fact I remember there was a time I got this habit of putting some music before I go to sleep hehe and I liked it very much to have some music when studying math too.
@Porcospino (31366)
• Denmark
14 Jan 09
I like to listen to music while I am surfing the internet, painting, writing or doing other things. Music helps me when I am writing, but if I listen to music in Danish or English I sometimes get distracted by the words, and therefore I prefer to listen to music in a language that I don't understand. When I was in Finland I bought a cd made by some of the local bands, and I often listen to that cd when I am writing. The musÃc is great and I don't understand the words so I don't get distracted 
@horses102488 (102)
• United States
14 Jan 09
Music is the only thing besides pills that curbs my anxiety. Without it I think I would constantly have panic attacks. Walking is also really good if you want to concentrate your mind.
@chriswolf (360)
• China
14 Jan 09
This is an interesting question. In fact, I did an investigation of this sort during my friends years ago. Well, the result said it really depends. Different people have different habits.
As far as reading is concerned, someone can hardly bite one word if they have no music accompany. They are always doing something and listenning to the music. Music seems to be the one keeping them focus.
On the contrary, other guys just couldn't concentrate on something if they are with music. As a matter of fact, they need totally quiet environment to fucos on something.
So different, huh? But interesting, right?
In the end, I wanna say this habit can somehow change. The one who loves music will spend as much as time with it. And this is also what love means. Agree?
