Lisha
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It seems to me based on the several times he uses the word "you" that he is meaning to say these things to a girl.Favoritetune;3006589 said:This song was about a girl not sung to a girl so it's not really talking to her.
I try so hard to love you
Some things take time and shame
I think the whole world of you
Your thoughts of me remain
I'll play the fool for you
Just say it and I'll do
Just make this thing come true
(Make this dream come true)
I tried to mastermind it
By saying let it be
But everytime I did it
The hurt came back at me
I told you that I need you
A thousand times and why
I played the fool for you
And still you said goodbye
(Still you said goodbye)
Also that line that I hear, and I know of at least one other person who has heard this in the fast adlib part, "she gon, she gon, she gonna hear it." makes me think that this song could be both about a particular girl, for some lyrics do talk about her and not to her, and a commuication to a (the same) particular girl. And it seems he was banking on her one day hearing what all he had to say to her at the time, in order for her to understand the level of pain and aggravation he was going through...all DUE TO HER! Yikes!
That's what I get from it. And so, that would mean, he wanted her to hear, "her head is al f’d up."
See, that's the thing. For some, both male and females, because of who they hang around with, swearing can be as natural as breathing. No one in their group is thinking a thing about it. It's not a big deal to them. I understand that. For me, I haven't been around others who swear for years, not socially, nor in my own family. I don't hear it on a daily basis. But if I did, knowing how impressionable I am on what I hear, like how I start talking in an accent when I am around somneone speaking with one pretty fast, that I am sure I'd start picking up on swear words... unless I really in my mind, would fight it. That's hard to do when you are hearing something non-stop.8701girl said:All the men in my life pretty much swear ...and i have to admit so do i! *blush*
But I have brought up the importance of compatibility. Now somewhere along the line MJ changed. When he was a young man he did not swear. What happened? Did he start getting around a lot of people who did, and felt less accepted because he didn't swear... so he began to allow himself to say a few swear words here and there? Did he not during that 2007 Ebony interview say pretty much that very thing?
But fairly early on he was in friendships with others who did swear (and being in that business, too). He began his friendship, I think, with Debbie Rowe in the early to mid-eighties and she can swear like a truck driver if provoked (and that is probably because she has always been around it. I understand. I like Debbie, she's very real). And when MJ started hanging around LMP, finally meeting her after so long of waiting for the opportunity, he definitley swore around her (and apparently told crass jokes and drank). In fact, she commented that he started swearing to her right there at the first meeting with her, I guess to disspell to her the "myth?" that he was a goody-goody....or as she put it, to assure her he was very "normal." Hmm.
So what happened to the young man who had made a choice early on not to swear. Well, he changed.
So since compatibility is important, I would think then if he was attracted to the LITD girl, she must swear. And since we have discussed that, at some points in their long history, that he "watched" her and observed her, then he might have known before he wrote CLHGA, that she was a girl not unused to hearing swear words. Didn't we at times think she might be a girl from the hood? Doesn't urban talk include a lot of swearing? So the LITD girl herself might say a few choice swear words when she is upset, just like, apparently, MJ was perfectly capable of doin'. (The bodyguards who are promoting their book certainly want to give the impression that MJ had a way to make it known when he was displeased.....hmmm...did that include swearing at the top of his lungs? A lot of people do respond in that way)
So the compatibility between the LITD girl and MJ could very well be there in this area. And for her, then, him saying "her head is al f’d up" well, it would not phase her at all and she'd simply think, "Woah, I got him mad!" and maybe even chuckle at the thought of it. Could be. We all come from different places and have different perspectives.
I'm sorry to hear that; and even if you have learned to mostly ignore it, it still can't be very fun for you when it is going on. :hug:8701girl said:And i do get call names by my stepdad sometimes but i just ignore it really, theres no point getting upset bout that cuz it just shows how childish he is at times.
Sounds like you'd place a boundary there with the guy. Good for you.8701girl said:But if i had a boyfriend/husband and said those names to me id tell them how i feel bout it, make him apologise but if he didnt id leave.
Yes, and this all occured in the song CLHGA twenty years ago. I'm sure MJ in all that time could very well have learned and did grow.FT said:All silliness aside to be honest as to your question nobody is perfect and people make mistakes. The duty in love is to learn and grow.
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