[ SECRET POST #5187 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5187 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Gnosia]


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[I Care a Lot (on Netflix)]


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[X-Files]


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[Lolita Fashion Youtuber Tyler Willis]


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09. [SPOILERS for The Story of Yanxi Palace]



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10. [WARNING for discussion of pedophilia/child molestation]

























Notes:

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

I think the narrator’s thoughts about Jenny are an extremely realistic depiction of being an awkward, kind of wallflowery teenage girl, looking at one of the cool girls and trying to figure out what makes them different from you.

How did we get from “she’s so pretty and she’s so sure” to “anyways, random boy!”?

Because the song is a portrait of the summer she went away to camp and lost her virginity. I don’t understand where this “how did we get from?” sentiment is coming from. The song is a tableau. And the part where she has sex for the first time was always the center of the tableau. Jenny is the cool girl who seems really sure about everything, including sex. It all seems very cohesive to me. A clear, evocative, well-told story in the format of a song. It seems like you don’t like the story the song is telling, which is fine, but that doesn’t mean the story is badly told.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, well, okay, it was a joke, chill. But in the "can't relate!" sense. I just don't like the song and am saddened by the fact that it became the only song from the album that was often on radio.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe only post "chill" opinions if you only want "chill" responses.

[(Anonymous)]

Twas comparatively a superchill opinion.