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I think another big reason why I like the music I like is from growing up with it! I grew up with just my mom and she is constantly listening to music. I still remember flipping through her CD case in her car to find the perfect soundtrack for wherever we were going. I was particularly fond of an Elliot Yamin CD that she had. A lot of the more nostalgic music that I like is music that we would always listen to in the car.

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It Never Ends, a song by Bring Me The Horizon on Spotify

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Because I don't have one set type of friends, I feel that has expanded my taste in music a lot. As I spent time with certain people that like a certain type of music, Listening to that may become something of a habit. For instance, in middle school when my friend and I would always look up to her older brother and her friends, we were exposed to punk, rock, and metal music. We eventually associated this music with being "cool because that is how we saw the people who listened to it.

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Habits have specific histories, create material effects, and over time gain relative stability."

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"In many cases, we develop habits without much direct awareness of them as habits. They develop so early or so slowly, often through socialization (modeling ourselves on those around us), that they seem natural, normal, or commonsensical." Turino 100

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"...Discursively produced categories like 'race,' 'ethnicity,' 'nation,' 'modern' should be understood as subjects for social analysis rather than objective rubrics that can be used in the process of social analysis and description." Turino 103

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Oceans (Where Feet May Fail), a song by Hillsong United on Spotify

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Listen to Remain Indoors on Spotify. Periphery · Song · 2016.

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I've never really stayed with one sole group of friends all the time. If I was in a "Mean Girls" type lunch situation, you could probably find me running from table to table throughout the day. Jocks, nerds, preps, burn-outs. Maybe not the plastics though.

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A lot of the time I find myself switching back and forth between which genre of music is my favorite. Today it is alternative pop, two weeks ago it was djent metal, a bit before that it was country. Tomorrow my music of choice could be Swedish rap for all I know. I can't seem to stick with one musical genre. I see this behavior repeated a lot throughout my life. My choice in books can be anywhere from sci-fi to romance to non-fiction to informational texts.