do you think bass is just for guys?
814414
Ask the girl from Smashing Pumpkins Darcy... Or  check out SOL17. Or the Donnas, or the Halo Friendlies, etc.
545741
i think this is primarily a male attribute. i know one female that moshes as good as a male, an she always had perfect hair still. wierd. its to do with how the music sounds to us. those who love rock music have it processed in our brain differently - produces feelings of enjoyment. the strong drum beats and quality guitar sounds cant be resisted. and as men cant dance, how else do they show their enjoyment? thats right, throwing themselves about.
1074007
Well, as some have already suggested, it is possible that you may be gay or bi-sexual. But also you could just be curious about other guys and their equipment. And truth be told, most men are!
498635
Some guys just don't have very deep voices.\n\nIt could be that, or it could be it just hasn't happened yet. Guys keep maturing until their mid 20's.
1081213
Yes.I wonder about guys legs.Alot of them are well built in the upper body, but the pants come off, and they have chicken legs.Such a shame.A guy needs to have some lower body strength to keep up with me!
935085
Only if you're a man.
687241
its not just your guy nor is just guys, some women dont listen either. its called selective deafness, they only hear what they want to hear, next time he asks you to do something pretend you didnt hear, he will soon get the message.
974137
I think you have just run into a few bad apples.  Guys are guys, gay str8 or bi, basically decent underneath but we all have our faults.\n\nI will say this, some bi guys tend to over compensate, constantly reminding you they could be with a girl (as if you were lucky to be with them), but pettiness ain't exclusive to bi guys, they just got a different weapon to use.
1135829
I do with girls only dude
562097
yes ...well most of the time. The only problem with guys are...they NEVER listen. haha
753943
no thats perfect\n\njust work out and guys will dig it
348600
It depends on the guy. I personally do, but I know friends who don't. You know by the subtle things he says and does. Just keep an eye open.
1000975
Actually, we do listen as guys.  However, we factor in things as "relative importance".  So when something falls in the low category of that, then we disregard it and it appears that we aren't listening.  On the bright side of this at least we aren't rude and don't tell you "I don't give a sh!t"!.\n\nFor example,\n\nIf you ask a guy "do you think I should dye my hair?"...that is relatively unimportant to us because you are going out with us.  So we don't care what color your hair is.\n\nHowever, if you asked "Do you think we could increase the amount of times we have sex and maybe buy a 2nd fridge that contains only beer"...then we would definitely chime in with our sagacious opinion because that is definitely high on the "relatively important" scale.\n\nBut don't change for us...just accept us as who we are cause you know we love ya!!!
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i like music and i play the bass\n\n=]\n\nand games are muy fun
5789
It depends on who the person I'm hanging around with is. Everyone is different! In my experience though, it's girls, it makes me more comfortable, because, well, I'm one! But, ya know, guys are okay!
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YES! You can learn to play it. I didn't start until I was 19 (I'm 33 now) after having played trumpet (of all things) for 9 years. To be brutally honest, one night it JUST CLICKED. I knew I had found MY instrument. \n\nLearning bass should be easy for you since you already have at least some musical experience AND you really like the bass. \n\nEven for someone who just wants to play "for fun", there are a few basic things you should know/do:\n\n1) Buy a decent bass. I know this is like listening to captain obvious, but one of the biggest mistakes that beginning players make is that they buy an instrument that is either too horribly set-up to be able to enjoy playing, OR one whose sound is so horrible that it is thouroughly UNINSPIRING. Now, what I mean buy a "decent" bass is that it plays easily, sounds ok, and is within your price range. Don't get hung on brands, just get what is cool to you. You should be able to acquire a decent used bass to start with(if you are not hung on looks either) for under $200.\n\n2) When buying a bass at a store, DON'T LISTEN TO SALESMEN. If you have to, bring a bass player along to give you some suggestions and maybe fill you in on some things maybe you are unaware of.........and oh yeah, TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT.\n\n3) After getting your bass, either take a few lessons (to get some sort of a grasp on technique) OR get a friend who will show you. With bass, usually books seem to be too "abstract" about what it actually takes to get a good sound from your fingers.\n\n4) Even beginning players have a certain "level" that they must attain in order to believe that they are "playing" ..... even if it is just for fun. Once you have attained this "level", start ENJOYING what you play. \n\nJust make sure that you don't skip this stuff. You don't want instant discouragement. These suggestions will make the road to playing bass MUCH MUCH smoother.\n\nHope this helps.\nThanks\nJon
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Is this question is only for boys?