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I don't understand how anyone can enjoy themselves in crowds that big. It sucks! Maybe it's just because I'm short, but being in between that many people is jus
by colpabar 4y ago
I don't understand how anyone can enjoy themselves in crowds that big. It sucks! Maybe it's just because I'm short, but being in between that many people is just not fun at all, no matter who's performing. You're totally surrounded by strangers who are bumping into you the entire time and it's way too easy to get separated from your friend group.
- chasd00 4y agowhen it comes together just right the huge crowd of strangers you're packed in with ceases to exist and that whole blob of humanity becomes one thing participating in an experience. It's rare but when it happens it's truly amazing, i think a lot of festival and concert goers chase that feeling.
- marssaxman 4y agoI am on the taller side, but I feel the same way you do. All the bumping and shoving is so distracting that it's hard to enjoy the music. Crowding makes any event a tiring and stressful experience. Beyond that, if the music is good, I am going to want to dance - but how can you dance in a crowd? Any way you move, you're going to bump into someone. So you are stuck just sort of awkwardly standing there, pulling your elbows in, nodding your head a little. I basically just won't go to indoor shows or mass events anymore. Give me the wide open desert sky and a couple hundred technohippies with a bonfire and a sound system instead; that's heaven.