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  This is a good point. Lived in a city, you have to learn the art of not fixating on noise. It's like a discipline. 
  Op is clearly not fit for it
context: Playing music in an apartment doesn’t automatically mean they have it cranked up to the highest level. I have music going most of the time in my apartment and it’s kept at the level that a television would be at: loud enough for me to hear it but nowhere near blaring. >
  
  Which is totally reasonable, I have no issue with music and I love it. It’s when your in an apartment and play bass literally every day, it’s really not hard to have a bit of respect for your neighbours >
  
  I have a feeling you must come from a country where having a house is normal.
  Where I'm from pretty much everyone lives in apartments and living in an apartment doesn't mean you suddenly live differently somehow. People still have parties, still listen to music, practice instruments, babies cry. Just normal life stuff. 
  A lot of apartments do tend to have pretty solid sound insulation so it's not usually a bother.
  And alternative opinion is that if you live in a city, get used to the noise.