#Headphone Comfort

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How to Choose Performance Headphones for Your Needs

Choosing the right performance headphones for your needs can be daunting. This comprehensive guide will help you.

When it comes to immersing yourself in the world of music, gaming, or any audio-centric activity, the quality of your headphones can make or break your experience. Performance headphones, in particular, are designed to deliver exceptional sound quality, comfort, and durability. However, with the vast array of options available, choosing the right performance headphones for your needs can be…

[wikitpowers]

remember when livvy said that ty doesn't wear his headphones that much when kit is around bc he wants to hear what he has to say bc i do I DO

(LIKE EVERY FUCKING DAY ACTUALLY)

[skyloftian-nutcase]

The crisp, cool air and bright sun heralded the death of winter, a welcome reprieve from snowy patrols and freezing in metal armor. Abel enjoyed winter, honestly - snow brought a beauty and silence to the world that he rarely experienced, and both he and Tilieth could get lost staring out at the white expanse until they were both dragged indoors by her parents because they were shivering. Nevertheless, spring brought new life to the world, and it was Tilieth’s favorite season, so Abel liked it too.

Most importantly, though, the eve of springtime was when Abel was given a break so he could return home.

Breathing in the scent of flowers, Abel guided his horse from the Dueling Peaks Stable, feeling his heart swell with excitement as he headed towards the fort. He hadn’t been home in nearly six months, and he couldn’t wait to see his family. He glanced to his right to see wild horses grazing in the distance, giving him comfort and making him smile. This area was the most beautiful in Hyrule, in his opinion. He remembered when he was first stationed near Hateno Village, and he thanked Hylia every day for that blessing.

Movement up ahead caught his attention, and the knight squinted as he saw someone riding his way at a full canter. Abel moved his steed towards the right side of the road to make way, senses alert for trouble, when he recognized the white spotted mare and his heart sped up in eager anticipation.

Tilieth’s smile was as bright as the sun, but the way she held herself was strange. She slowed her horse’s pace, one hand hidden under a cloak that she had tightly wrapped around her while the other guided the reins. Her light blonde curly hair was in its usual half up style, frizzy but carefree in the breeze. Abel sped up to cover the distance, and within seconds the two were side beside and in each other’s arms.

“What are you doing out here?” Abel asked as Tilieth giggled in his embrace. He didn’t let her go, he couldn’t, not after being away from her for so long, but something felt strange. Tilieth seemed in high spirits, but he didn’t like how he picked up on a change in atmosphere. Was it simply because it had been six months? What was wrong?

Tilieth looked up at him, face radiant, eyes sparkling with anticipation and tears. She kissed him first and foremost, and he returned it in full, enjoying the texture of her lips, the smell of her skin, the way his body melted under her touch, the way he felt safe and loved. Whatever was different, surely it couldn’t be so bad.

When his wife finally pulled away, she gave him one last kiss on the tip of his nose, giggling. “Oh, honey, it’s so good to see you.”

“I missed you,” Abel admitted with a soft sigh, pressing a gentle kiss to her forehead before continuing with his earlier questioning. “But how did you know I’d be here today? What are you doing out here?”

“I spent yesterday planning out your route,” Tilieth answered with a little shrug. “You’re pretty predictable, you know, once I knew where you’d last been stationed based on your letters.”

Abel chuckled. He supposed he was predictable. His wife certainly wasn’t, though - he hadn’t expected her to meet him at the fort rather than waiting in the village.

“I just couldn’t wait to tell you!” Tilieth continued, squeezing him tightly as their horses waited patiently alongside each other.

“Tell me what?” Abel asked good naturedly, nuzzling her with his cheek.

“Oh, honey,” Tilieth gasped, pulling away, too excited to contain herself. “I’m—here, look!”

Abruptly, his wife reached forward to grab his hand, pushing her cloak off one shoulder to reveal her clothes underneath a little more. Abel wondered if perhaps she’d made something new, knowing she enjoyed to sew, when he noticed that her body shape was different.

Her abdomen was…

Tilieth guided his hand towards her belly, letting it rest there. Abel froze up entirely, his mind very quickly coming to the conclusion she was hinting at.

The little movement underneath his touch confirmed it.

“You—you’re—” He couldn’t even finish the statement, brain stopping short of the words, entire being reeling at the realization. Then the anxiety immediately hit. “You shouldn’t be riding, Til, what if—we need to get you home, and—”

Tilieth laughed outright now, kissing him again to silence his worried words. “I just had to see you, Abel! But come on, we can go home together.”

Abel stared at her, worries and happiness and relief and terror mixing together to the point that he didn’t even know what to say. So he just held her again, never wanting to let go, never wanting this moment to end, never wanting to get over the realization that he was a father now.

I’m a father.

What did—how could he be—what was he going to—the baby—there was a baby.

Tilieth was pregnant.

Abel laughed. He laughed until he cried, he held Tilieth as he trembled, and she rubbed his back lovingly, and he didn’t know what to say or do but by the goddess he would do everything he could for his wife and child. He would. He promised.

The couple moved side by side on their horses, the sun bright, spring in the air, new life all around them, and despite the silence that hung between them for the moment, their eyes spoke far more than any word in any language ever could.

And for one, beautiful moment, everything was perfect.

[lesbicosmos]

who needs actual medication for anxiety when you have hozier

[marshmalleaux-queen]

I took my new e-scooter to the drive thru and I don't think they were expecting to see that

[reimulin]

I can’t BELIEVE my big fat greek wedding 3 gave us the non-binary autistic icon that is Victory. I love them SO MUCH

[secondbeatsongs]

weird question

are all of the reddit audiophiles right that koss headphones are good? or am I being pranked

like, they all look like something I'd pick up for $5 circa 2004, but the reviews are all "this is the best thing I've ever heard, second only to my $600 professional headphones" blah blah blah

so are they...good? or am I being hazed somehow

[teashadephoenix]

definitely do not listen the ending of ep 8 thru your headphones. definitely do not do that. don’t listen to the way joel’s voice breaks when he calls ellie baby girl. don’t listen to the incoherent traumatised mumbling sobs that ellie is making.

if you value your heart being in one whole piece, don’t do that.

[ringneckedpheasant]

my opinion of my roommate just gets worse & worse the older his kids get

[willowfey]

starting to think maybe waking up with an anxiety stomachache every single morning and then needing to spend the entire day trying to get rid of said anxiety just to maybe have a few minutes in the evening of feeling relaxed before going to bed is perhaps not normal

[werewolf4vampire]

i'm gonna be honest. i don't think someone playing audio out of their phone speaker out in public is like. the pinnacle of rudeness and downfall of society or whatever. i'll go so far as to say i don't think it's a big deal at all even

[kingkatsuki]

Just thinking about those soft, mundane moments with Bakugou.

[loverd0ve]

[just-seeing-everything]

Crying after epilating. How people say this doesn't hurt??

[flappyfeet]

went actually outside today. i finally can enjoy the outdoors again with my new headphones ☺

[monzterzack]

Represantation wins!! Your locally unstable artist might be autistic!