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got berry I'm sure it sounds silly
Not at all. It is what it is.
Originally Posted by
got berry has anyone been able to adapt to wearing an Apple Watch that hasn't liked watches in the past?
That would be interesting to know. I love watches and wearing them. I've read about and have seen people who wear two watches. I've thought about doing that. In fact I did for a while when a good friend was in country, and it was set to his local time. He made it back 100% ok, so I took that watch off. BTDT, so I was glad when he was back in the world.
Whether you can adapt pretty much depends on why you hate wearing a watch and why you want an Apple Watch and what you expect from it. Unless you have some medical condition that is brought on or exacerbated by a watch, necessity could make you tolerate it. And if necessity can do it, then it's a matter of will power. Philosophical hurdles can be cleared. I say mind over matter, but sometimes it's just not that easy.
There is a definite difference in wait between the Stainless Steel and the aluminum Watches. That and the price are two good reasons you might be better off avoiding it. Either way is a pricy move if it turns out you hate wearing in more than you want it. Good luck with whatever you decide.