It is true that what you listens when you're a teenager and early adulthood determines what you will like for the rest...

It is true that what you listens when you're a teenager and early adulthood determines what you will like for the rest of your life?

i listen a lot of metal but older metalheads are always pathetic losers and i don't wanna be a loser.
How do i cope?

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Lot of times yeah, but I say it stems more from childhood in a lot of cases, then confirmed as a teenager, unless you're a fad-follower or some shit
So like for me, I got into folk and classical when I was 9 or 10, and it's still what I listen to a lot. Only additions since is some country, film/game music, and a wee bit of rock every blue moon

>but older metalheads are always pathetic loser
Damn faggot, who was the trannycore fan that put that idea in your mind? Stop caring about what these retards say here

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Also for the metalhead part...well can't help there I'm afraid. Just keep in mind you're good until about 30-35 (that seems to be when the loser part arises). After that, you's on your own

>metal listener
>frogposter
>doesn't want to be a loser
lol

>just don't care about people say dude just ignore social norms like an autist
That's exactly why metalheads are pathetic manchildren

The old Metalheads I know were always pretty cool. Always willing to just hangout.

Nah they've got a point, boomer metalheads aren't always (not never though) a happy sight

you're always gonna like what you liked as an adolescent, but you probably won't dress up as a punk or metalhead the way adolescents do unless you're a real loser

depends on what you were like growing up, if you're like 90% of most teenagers you stick with what you know, if you're like me, you explore constantly. I grew on metal and hardcore (the real shit, Minor Threat, Black Flag, Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, Slayer, Obituary, Morbid Angel) before discovering things like post-punk (PiL is fucking amazing, so is Wire), noise rock (Cows and Cherubs come to mind), industrial (luv me some Skinny Puppy and Cabaret Voltaire) and classical (Dvorak and Mussgorsky are two of my favorite composers. even jazz and prog, even though I liked a bit of the latter growing up, like Rush (King Crimson, Frank Zappa, Yes, Gentle Giant, Return To Forever, Mahavishnu Orchestra) so yeah it depends on how dedicated (or autistic) you are. I had soulseek in the 2000s and used to download huge discographies of bands, from crust to grindcore to prog to jazz to classical to death and black metal as well. even trad metal, and power metal. industrial. folk, you name it.