My whole life, I've been surrounded by the sweet, serene sound of stringed instruments-- mainly, the guitar. It's wooden make up with steel and nylon strings produce a pleasure to the ears, whether it's the soft, soothing sound of an acoustic, or the riffs and solos from an electric; the effect is the same. It gives off the feeling of being complete whenever I hear it. Typically, my ideal guitar is an acoustic guitar made of polished wood, gleaming along with 6 steel D'Addario strings, soft to the fingers. Gliding over frets and strumming to a catchy pattern is the perfect coordination for my eager hands to work. Playing the guitar gives me that surefire feeling that not just a hobby gives off, but a passion.
When you play the guitar, it's much more than just playing chords. It takes time and dedication to become good at it, just like anything else that you can set your mind to. Because of the pressure on your fingertips, it'll also take some callusing, and it will also require the ability to feel to memorize the placement for the right notes and chords. More than that, though, it's giving your all into each pluck of a string, and that's what makes playing the guitar worthwhile.
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