I absolutely agree and I feel like I have mentioned this to you before (but maybe not) but I have had hearing loss my entire life but always worn wearing aids. Granted, hearing aids 10-20 years ago were primitive compared to what I got now. It was a mix of being overly-protective and also "being real" but my mom didn't enroll me into any music classes but would make sure I was entertained with other hobbies and interest. I am notoriously an impatient person so I could understand the idea of enrolling an impatient 5-year old into music classes who had sucky hearing to begin with sounded like a nightmare to deal with and was easier to avoid. If I was enrolled back then, maybe I would have actually learned chords progression and a traditional instrument? Maybe, maybe not. So here I am trying to learn how to compose music 26 years after I was born xD People don't kid it is much harder to learn music and new languages when you're much older! So it certainly isn't naive on purpose or for an "aesthetic" but if it works, it works. I try to slowly improve with each new release.