I don't know, my interpretation is slightly different but yours also make sense.
I thought it was about a married woman who is abused by her husband and so turns to a teenager to have an affair.
I don't know, my interpretation is slightly different but yours also make sense.
I thought it was about a married woman who is abused by her husband and so turns to a teenager to have an affair.
The words "drunken brawl domesticly" would suggest domestic voilence and the second part of the song is about a rebirth through sexuality, hence being baptized as a metaphor for the sex (which is perhaps the re-birth for the beaten woman?)
The words "drunken brawl domesticly" would suggest domestic voilence and the second part of the song is about a rebirth through sexuality, hence being baptized as a metaphor for the sex (which is perhaps the re-birth for the beaten woman?)
You don't have to agree with me, the song is sort of ambiguous and I'm not sure I agree with myself.
You don't have to agree with me, the song is sort of ambiguous and I'm not sure I agree with myself.
Well, I think Bianca is attracted to both women and men, though I don't know for certain, and I feel no obligation to place a label on her. I think Raphael's thighs are described as watery because they're doing it in a swimming pool. I basically interpret this as a song about a girl who has been very broken by a childhood loneliness and a dysfunctional family who tries to escape this life of sadness by going to a boy who will give her love and happiness and giving him sex, but instead he just basically takes advantage...
Well, I think Bianca is attracted to both women and men, though I don't know for certain, and I feel no obligation to place a label on her. I think Raphael's thighs are described as watery because they're doing it in a swimming pool. I basically interpret this as a song about a girl who has been very broken by a childhood loneliness and a dysfunctional family who tries to escape this life of sadness by going to a boy who will give her love and happiness and giving him sex, but instead he just basically takes advantage of her and hurts her further. I feel like the opening lines describing a house with clean bedsheets and all of that refers to childhood expectations of finding one partner and having a happy home together, because many songs in this album criticize that idea so profoundly engrained in our culture. She could be saying that she is a lesbian, saying that she had "dreams of warm breasts" and so on, but she tried having relationships with men in her adolescence because she had been taught that would bring her happiness and everything, but she just got taken advantage of. I dunno. The main point is that I think this song is about being vulnerable to someone, and opening yourself up to them to give them your honest love, and they take it and stomp on it.
Girl from a broken home who tries to escape that world by having loveless sex with guys who sleep around.
I don't know, my interpretation is slightly different but yours also make sense. I thought it was about a married woman who is abused by her husband and so turns to a teenager to have an affair.
I don't know, my interpretation is slightly different but yours also make sense. I thought it was about a married woman who is abused by her husband and so turns to a teenager to have an affair.
The words "drunken brawl domesticly" would suggest domestic voilence and the second part of the song is about a rebirth through sexuality, hence being baptized as a metaphor for the sex (which is perhaps the re-birth for the beaten woman?)
The words "drunken brawl domesticly" would suggest domestic voilence and the second part of the song is about a rebirth through sexuality, hence being baptized as a metaphor for the sex (which is perhaps the re-birth for the beaten woman?)
You don't have to agree with me, the song is sort of ambiguous and I'm not sure I agree with myself.
You don't have to agree with me, the song is sort of ambiguous and I'm not sure I agree with myself.
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Peace out
or girls? bianca is gay and girls are more likely to have 'watery thighs'
or girls? bianca is gay and girls are more likely to have 'watery thighs'
Well, I think Bianca is attracted to both women and men, though I don't know for certain, and I feel no obligation to place a label on her. I think Raphael's thighs are described as watery because they're doing it in a swimming pool. I basically interpret this as a song about a girl who has been very broken by a childhood loneliness and a dysfunctional family who tries to escape this life of sadness by going to a boy who will give her love and happiness and giving him sex, but instead he just basically takes advantage...
Well, I think Bianca is attracted to both women and men, though I don't know for certain, and I feel no obligation to place a label on her. I think Raphael's thighs are described as watery because they're doing it in a swimming pool. I basically interpret this as a song about a girl who has been very broken by a childhood loneliness and a dysfunctional family who tries to escape this life of sadness by going to a boy who will give her love and happiness and giving him sex, but instead he just basically takes advantage of her and hurts her further. I feel like the opening lines describing a house with clean bedsheets and all of that refers to childhood expectations of finding one partner and having a happy home together, because many songs in this album criticize that idea so profoundly engrained in our culture. She could be saying that she is a lesbian, saying that she had "dreams of warm breasts" and so on, but she tried having relationships with men in her adolescence because she had been taught that would bring her happiness and everything, but she just got taken advantage of. I dunno. The main point is that I think this song is about being vulnerable to someone, and opening yourself up to them to give them your honest love, and they take it and stomp on it.