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It sounds to me you're describing the feeling of being content, rather than having the least taste. I prefer to look at things that way rather than not having
by cyrialize 11mo ago
It sounds to me you're describing the feeling of being content, rather than having the least taste.
I prefer to look at things that way rather than not having taste. Some people really enjoy $600 headphones, while others don't really care.
I think everyone has some "taste" though, you don't really realize it until you compare experiences.
For me personally, having taste doesn't ruin my experience for anything - it just add more to things. And I still like the things I like, even if there is "less".
Using more expensive headphones and hearing instruments I've never heard before makes it fun and using $20 headphones is still fun because I'm still listening to music I like.
- ahel 11mo agoyeah for headphones, I also feel the same. But for food and coffee, I really cannot go back to lower standards. It feels like I put myself in a trap with this attitude. I have not found a way out yet.