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I bought Pepsi the other day just to feel like I was eating her out one with her, so yeah. That marketing genius.

I did Sort of

Not everything has to be one-hundred percent literal. And who knows, maybe a man was another factor in her getting sent away to boarding school so young.

2 is the lie, you're neither of those, you're a slice of pie My Momma edition: 1. My mom has a credit in a lesbo biker movie. 2. My mom does voodoo. 3. My mom toured with Dolly Parton.

I'd rather be a legend tbqh Would you rather have a glass eye or fake hand?

But you can admit it's possibly not something she's learned, perhaps even something she said instinctively. It's a terrible way of thinking, but in my opinion she shouldn't be held accountable for it. Then you could argue that she has the option to educate herself, but what do you do if you yourself don't see any flaws in your own thinking and aren't faced that often with any social revolution on the matter? View all sides of every argument anyway? Nice in theory, but none of us do that. It's nice that you can recognize these thoughts and what problems they present in yourself, I mean it's really forward and powerful, but I don't think everyone can. Summary: Anti-feminism is bad, and Lana is a victim at most and not an intentional perpetuator.

Eek, not meaning to be cunty! I'm excited. 10 DAYS.

Will she ever outdo "Blinding"?

Is this version of Bambino different from the other two? No "Blue Jeans"?

Ride - 15 American - 15 Cola - 15 Body Electric - 18 Blue Velvet - 13 Gods & Monsters - 15 Yayo - 15 Bel Air - 16 Burning Desire - 13

That's so many songs, my mind is reeling. I'm so excited. Is it all hip-hop? Are you doing something with Without You?! Say it's so, Hunter, say it's so! As for those tentative changes, I wouldn't usually point this out but for an official, professional list I insist you put "you're" Revising my inverted cross: :crying:

Loving your guys' lists, and I have another (other than EMHHW bridge and last MM chorus). Maybe I'm less enthusiastic or I have a weird line between loving a part and anticipating it: Okay, in "Disco", at 2:24, when after "I am my only god" she just sort of mmms. It's great. I guess you could say most of my "moments" are real musical decisions, but that simple little moan is so perfect.

It's my favorite snippet, don't worry

NOBODY DOES!

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I fucked your wife, she didn't mind (Sounds like something that would actually be in "Cola"...)

So I'm not a real film connoisseur and I'm just loving that it's Halloween and all my favorites are playing. Hocus Pocus >>> everything else.

I think anyone would be hurt if their looks were publicly scrutinized like hers are, so it's not entirely a female issue and maybe she was wrong in that. But do I think the addition of those three words really sets back any progression or feminist thinking? No. But is it not safe to say that girls' looks are bigger factors career-wise than boys' looks? Their looks are viewed more harshly, and beauty is more valued when it comes to women. So that's not uncommon ideals. Is she a progressive, individualistic thinker in that area? Obviously not. But again, I just don't see it as anti-feminist.

Come on over, upper-middle-class baby.

I've been re-reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky for like a month to get ready for the movie, but then the movie isn't coming to my podunk movie theater and I've had lots of school demands, so... Yeah. Short book, one month. I rock.

But she told me and a room of hundreds of other people that she considered it better than BTD I don't like this "afterthought" classification because I think she did put some work into it, and as a musician she's always writing songs, it just so happens these were written in the nine months since her previous album, rather than over a period of three years like both AKA and BTD.

YIKES, 1.

Stay Away - Charli XCX

Sassy lemon pie is my favorite flavor

Well we see a lot of Lana playing submissive and it's easy to argue for her anti-feminism with older lyrics like "you can be the boss", "I like it when you treat me mean", et cetera. But I think on this new album, while it is sexual, it's kind of the flip-side. In "Cola" and "Burning Desire", I get less kept woman than I have in the past and more aggressive femme fatale. Bad if you don't like sex, but nothing to really indicate an argument on feminism. Yet.