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As someone who used to be a younger person that played loud music in bands, thanks for being the civil-conversation-first type. Participating in music can be a
by xxr 10y ago
As someone who used to be a younger person that played loud music in bands, thanks for being the civil-conversation-first type. Participating in music can be a powerfully positive force in a kid's life, and often kids don't have a consciousness of their surroundings at the front of their mind.
(Unless it's 1 in the morning which is a terrible time for a backyard show.)
- mikestew 10y agoAs someone who used to be a younger person that played loud music in bands, thanks for being the civil-conversation-first type. Having been that younger person at one point in my life, I've never been a "call the cops first" kind of person. As you point out, kids often don't even think that they might be bothering someone. Kids'll be kids, eh? Once you hit about 30 or so, though, it's time to cut that shit out. I'll still have a civil conversation first, but you only get the one.