I believe the other woman is a metaphor/symbol for "love." Both women are Rihanna, battling with herself. She (Rihanna) doesn't want to love anymore and wants to let go, but Te Amo (alter) is holding onto love.
It can also be Rihanna having a hard time loving herself, but subconsciously, she realizes she has to start to become a better and happier person. It just seems as though she's scared due to her confidence. It's a process.
I agree with this interpretation, as well as the most superficial one with a lesbian being in love with Rhianna. This meaning seems to fit in and definitely makes sense, regardless of being so different from what the lyrics depict.
I agree with this interpretation, as well as the most superficial one with a lesbian being in love with Rhianna. This meaning seems to fit in and definitely makes sense, regardless of being so different from what the lyrics depict.
I believe the other woman is a metaphor/symbol for "love." Both women are Rihanna, battling with herself. She (Rihanna) doesn't want to love anymore and wants to let go, but Te Amo (alter) is holding onto love.
It can also be Rihanna having a hard time loving herself, but subconsciously, she realizes she has to start to become a better and happier person. It just seems as though she's scared due to her confidence. It's a process.
It's a great song, either way.
I agree with this interpretation, as well as the most superficial one with a lesbian being in love with Rhianna. This meaning seems to fit in and definitely makes sense, regardless of being so different from what the lyrics depict.
I agree with this interpretation, as well as the most superficial one with a lesbian being in love with Rhianna. This meaning seems to fit in and definitely makes sense, regardless of being so different from what the lyrics depict.
@mad about the boy nah she gay pal
@mad about the boy nah she gay pal