Try to learn guitar

>try to learn guitar
>can't play it
>get frustrated
>slam it against the wall
Well, back to vidya I suppose.

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I will never learn to sing or play an instrument because it sounds so childish and pathetic when you don't know how

you don't like playing guitar, you just like the idea of you knowing how to play it

realise that it's all about the journey, not the destination

>can't ride a bike
>durr you only WANT to ride a bike you don't actually like bike riding
no shit idiot

and yet you probably listen to hip hop and only got the idea because you saw 'lil smomo holding a guitar in a music video

I know that feel OP, even if it wasn't exactly the guitar I was trying to learn. At 25 I think I'm too old to ever really master anything any more, not compared to people who start whatever it might be when they were 5 and have enough of a positive ego that failure doesn't drain the life out of them the way it does to me.

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I don't listen to African American music.

This mindset is pathetic an childish

Probably. I'm 28 and bought it at 24. Played it a few times and left it to collect dust. Since being locked up, I figured I would try again, but I just kept getting angry and felt my blood boil at the disgusting sound I was producing.

Nah not true. Learning to do something sucks. It's frustrating, you feel like a retard etc. The point is to push through the pain and become able to play the guitar, which is an amazing thing to be able to do and opens all kinds of social and creative channels. Yeah, learning after that point to get better and better is fun but when you are just starting out it is fucking boring and frustrating