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  Take my upvote, this is certainly unpopular.
context: I do pay attention it’s like watching my life with a soundtrack >
  
  Exactly. My socially awkward ass wants to feel like the main character sometimes >
  
  Yeah, no. Really not interested into hearing other people's conversations, just want to get where I want to go without any hassle or annoyances. If I want to interact with people, I'd just go to a park, a meet up group, join a club or a mall. An open space where I can explore and leave. You can experience life and people in more than one ways, public transit isn't the only way. Plus public transportation can overall be a crappy experience for many depending on the people. Most people just see it as a means to get to one place from another and get one with their day. >
  
  You spelled enhance incorrectly >
  
  Gotta keep situational awareness in times like today >
  
  If I didn’t have my headphones I would go insane in the train. Crying babies, people screaming on the phone in all languages, someone constantly looking for something in a loud plastic bag, headphones so loud I can hear it through my own… >
  
  Is this normal? To go insane because you're subjected to the sound of other people living their lives? >
  
  I mostly just wear headphones so people don’t bother me.
  I don’t even listen to anything half the time. I just was tired of getting harassed by crazy fucking bums all the time >
  
  here's the thing. i hate people >
  
  No thanks. I’d rather listen to music and not have to talk to strangers as my one break before I go to work to talk to strangers for 8 hours. >
  
  Fuuuck no. I use public transport regularly and like... In the last 5 years only once I didn't have my headphones with me. And that was because i was together with my mate and we talked about random shit all the way. Listening to music as I watch the scenery go by is my public transport experience