Music is a must to everyone who actually enjoys life. Fashion and music go very well together (runways) and pretty much anything else that walks along the side of music. It lifts us up when we are down and it also helps the venting period when we are upset. Those artist who create those wonderful pieces for our eardrums deserve our respect. They say what we can't on a regular basis so we let them do the talking with a melody.
I recently had an altercation with a certain someone (who's gone for good, hopefully) and I all I had to do is listen to Ministry of Sound's Chillout Sessions XII. Literally, it chilled me out. There was no hint of animosity left, as I am not a person to hold grudges in the first place. My iTunes library is an eclectic mix; it's filled with all types of flavors. You'll be able to find the classics (Beethoven, Bach, Mozart) to R&B and modern pop. It's something, I'm sure, neither you nor I cannot live without. As for the ladies and gentleman, we always have a song playing through our speakers or headphones that matches our moods. There is an irony to music as well. You may have enemies that share the same music taste as you do. Now, you start wondering how that reflects the associations you have with your enemy. Personally, I have no enemies (or so I believe) but I can tell you, we have plenty of things in common even if we have never thought of such a thing.
Music is beautiful, it's universal - just like fashion. There are different genres and different styles but they all fit us one way or another. Putting things in perspective is always a pleasant welcome. And by the way, there is nothing wrong with dancing alone in private (laughs).

~ Ladies First ~
I'm sure most of you ladies act accordingly when with your male counterparts. For those with significant others, I hope you find yourself at peace. If not, it's alright there are always small speed bumps along the way. There are though certain behaviors that is not acceptable both from a gentleman's perspective and a proper lady's perspective.
Alienating people is a very easy thing to do especially when you are self-involved. It is important in both your personal and professional life to maintain ties with other people. In the world of networking, it is highly recommended to always check back to a certain individual that you may need down the road. More importantly, in order to build a successful relationship with your significant other there are certain things to keep in mind.

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1. The little things matter. Just by calling him and saying, "hi, how are you?" goes a very long way. Those random acts of kindness just to show that you care means a lot to a man even if he won't admit it.
2. Too much attention is not too good. That all important space between partners. You have to give your man that respected space as he does with you. There's a very thick line between loving and caring and complete obsession. 
3. Reassurance. I know most of you like to be reminded of how beautiful are but asking for too much of it should be a growing concern. The fact that he is with you already means that he is satisfied or content. You are reminded constantly by others of how wonderful you look and rarely by him. It's not about the quantity; it's about the quality. He comes home to you and no other woman comes close. 
4. Appreciate what you have and not on what you don't have. There are many "needy" women out there and on the opposite, many women who are too independent. Too much of anything is unhealthy. Learn how to balance the two. You should be a woman of great desire from your Independence thinking. You should also be a woman of great desire from setting your pride aside and look for comfort. Those characteristics do not make you weak, it simply builds character.
5. It takes two to tango. It should never be a one-way street. There is (as I have said plenty of times before) a balance to everything. You should never find yourself giving him all the love in the world and receiving nothing in return. It may be selfless but it's also very unhealthy. Remember, too much of anything is bad. The same goes for you. If he loves you and treats you a woman should be treated and you do not reciprocate with the same amount in return, shame on you. It should never always be about you, you, and you. A woman who needs constant attention is highly unattractive; the world does not revolve around you, sweetheart. In fact, always trying to be the center of attention raises various alarms of colorful insecurities. You seriously suffer from a low self-esteem.