Sinister: Pavlovs dog?

[Vanessa R. Siegl]

>listening to music whilest going through such negative emotions 
>(like a break up) then over time the music will act as a stimuli to 
>those negative emotions, like pavlov's dogs. 

I have heard that too but for me this has never been true. I always 
or at least during the past few years listened to music I liked when 
I was miserable ..and so far there hasn't been any negative feelings 
attached to any song, thaknfully ...
But music does help ...

Anyway I guess it is different for everyone so don't take my word for 
it.


love vanxxx
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