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BRAWL

C. S. Moraitis,M. C. Riethmuller literature on nostalgia, music listening, queerness and immigration, I retrospectively decode this phase of my life and how I seized my autonomy to self-liberate. These songs—with the help of my own mind—carried me through like the wind beneath my wings, just as Bette Midler would probably describe it.

恭维

amplitude

Richard C. Sicher,James A. Buncel self and crafted fictional and future identities. Listening became inseparable from loving; loving the band meant imagining Jordan Knight as love object. As I retreated into the sonic pleasure of ., I imbibed the romantic ideals of its lyrics to escape in repeatable fifty-minute increments the traumas of my real life in those turbulent years.

excursion

placebo

Combining Artificial Neural Netsgramming, music videos, concert footage, and tour merchandise taken as a whole. The reflection illustrates the ways in which ., helped me to accept and, eventually, embrace my experience as a fat teenage girl. . is the soundtrack to my reclamation of my body, myself, the space I take up, and my unwillingness to apologize for it.

团结

Kaoru Hirota,Yoichi Yamazaki,Fangyan Dongt suggest that self-selected resistant adolescent leisure activities are necessarily hedonistic and self-destructive. Instead, I aim to illustrate how my exposure to politically charged music helped me develop my own political perspective and identity, and lay the groundwork for a career in ethnomusicology.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3827-3periment with cross-dressing and embrace my attraction to (boys who looked like) girls. My love of Panic! At the Disco led me to critique homophobia and helped me build the courage and conviction to leave my conservative church.

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