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How do I get my BF to enjoy my type of music? In the car, at home, at an event?

My bf and I have been together for 4 years and it drives me crazy that he always has to control the radio in my car. He constantly listens to britney, christina, lady gaga, beyonce, danity kane, anything pop, etc..Don’t get me wrong I enjoy this type of music to, but not to the point where it drains me having to hear it on repeat repeat repeat. I mainly enjoy everything but may favs are
indie music (band of horses, vampire weekend, etc),
punk (the distillers, alkaline trio, avenged sevenfold),
country (not sure of the artist but i enjoy it all),
and underground rap.( sage francis, aseop rock, etc.)
He can’t stand to listen to my music because he thinks it stupid. When I change the cd in my car it just ends up being changed after 4-5 min of play. How can I get him to like my music or be considerate?
I do assert myself and I ask him to comprise with me. He has tried to listen to it but I just want him to enjoy it the way he makes me listen and enjoy his music.

I used to have the same problem with my BF. In the end, we decided to share the music- he could play what he wanted on the way to where we were going, & I could play what I wanted on the way home.
You just have to explain to him that a relationship is a two way street, and he has to be fair by not pushing his music onto you when you are nice enough to let him listen to his music.
If that doesn’t work, have no music whatsoever in the car.

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