I think it's about losing your virginity under the wrong circumstances (f.ex. to the wrong person, or being at too young of an age) and it having left emotional scars, i.e. having "fried your little brains."
The fact that the narrator's brains are called "little," indicates naivete, like that of a little child/young person/virgin. This is further indicated with the narrator's "little milk teeth," who s/he tells another person to "pull out" and "pull out good," i.e. wants to lose his/her innocence. The opportunity for having sex for the first time is limited, but the narrator wants it nevertheless, as illustrated with the line "Only got ten minutes, better get me good." But after his/her "little milk teeth" are "all gone bad," it turns out s/he "fried (his/her) little brains."
I think it's about losing your virginity under the wrong circumstances (f.ex. to the wrong person, or being at too young of an age) and it having left emotional scars, i.e. having "fried your little brains."
The fact that the narrator's brains are called "little," indicates naivete, like that of a little child/young person/virgin. This is further indicated with the narrator's "little milk teeth," who s/he tells another person to "pull out" and "pull out good," i.e. wants to lose his/her innocence. The opportunity for having sex for the first time is limited, but the narrator wants it nevertheless, as illustrated with the line "Only got ten minutes, better get me good." But after his/her "little milk teeth" are "all gone bad," it turns out s/he "fried (his/her) little brains."