Search Results: How do I move on

I regularly see people being dragged along by their dog, and I've seen the dog refusing to walk with the dog owner, and the owner waiting until the dog decides to move on.

Yesterday it was different, the poor dog was dragged along, and negotiated obstacles by virtually being lifted up on it's lead.

The owner was nonchalant about her actions, with the mature dog happily accepting not being allowed to walk by the owners side, and struggling to keep up with it's little legs.

What kind of relationship do you have with your dog, or would you have with your dog if you had one?

Hey everyone, I was watching a podcast interview with an independent artist talking about ownership, and it completely blew my mind. They were talking about how streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music have completely ruined how we appreciate music because we don't actually own anything anymore—we’re just paying monthly "rent" to listen to our favorite tracks. On top of that, Spotify and Apple Music barely pay the artist anything, with streaming payouts drying up so badly that creators can barely survive off digital plays alone while corporate tech giants divide up all the profits.

They even pointed out how digital files can literally be swapped out or changed overnight without our permission (like I heard what happened of a viral TikTok EDM song cloned an AI voice and the platforms completely changed the track on people's downloaded playlists). If your phone dies, your password gets lost, or a platform deletes an album, your entire music history is just gone.

It made me remember how different it felt saving up to buy a physical CD or vinyl record growing up. You stood on line, looked at the lyric booklet, and listened to it front-to-back until it skipped because it was yours. Now, because of streaming convenience, people just listen to an album for a weekend and immediately move on to the next trend.

Do you guys think physical media needs to make a massive comeback so we can actually own our music, support artists directly, and appreciate the art form again? Or are we too dependent on the convenience of streaming to ever care about physical copies?

Let me know your thoughts on digital ownership versus physical media!